Electricity Production: There is another way (interim Jan-April 2007 application)
Electricity Production: There is another way (interim Jan-April 2007 application)
批准号:
EP/E058922/1
负责人:
Peter Slater
金额:
$0.36万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
英国
项目类别:
Research Grant
财政年份:
2007
资助国家:
英国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2007 至 --
中文摘要
当今社会对权力的需求持续大幅增长。然而,这种电力需求正在对全球剩余的化石燃料储备和不断增长的温室气体排放造成损害。后者尤其吸引了大量的媒体报道,预测全球平均气温的进一步上升将导致灾难性的后果。因此,有必要立即着手解决这些问题。减少能源需求的一种方法是通过更有效的能源转换,在这方面燃料电池正引起全世界相当大的兴趣。燃料电池是一种能将化学能直接转化为电能的电化学装置。它们可用于广泛的应用,例如运输,固定电源和便携式设备。它们日益重要的原因是它们比传统发电系统提供更高的效率,同时大大减少了温室气体排放。此外,如果氢被用作燃料,那么废气就是水。最近的一些报告预测,燃料电池将在帮助英国实现其“环境目标”方面发挥关键作用。随着电力生产方式的改变,有必要向学生和公众介绍燃料电池的原理,因为他们将是这项技术的未来用户,而在前者的情况下,未来的研究人员在这一领域。除了燃料电池与英国的环境战略和未来经济的相关性之外,在学校中也越来越需要在科学中产生更多的兴奋,这可以提供燃料电池的实践经验。该项目将以先前成功的项目为基础,开发燃料电池套件借给学校,以便将来通过借给当地学校和在展览中展出继续使用这些套件。这将有助于向公众和学童介绍旨在帮助解决全球污染问题的新能源技术,并激发他们的热情。
英文摘要
The need for power in today's society is continuing to grow substantially. However, this power requirement is taking its toll on both remaining world-wide fossil fuel reserves, and the environment with growing greenhouse gas emissions. The latter has been particularly attracting considerable media coverage with projections that further rises in average global temperature will lead to disasterous consequences. There is consequently a need to start addressing these problems immediately. One way of reducing energy requirements is through more efficient energy conversion, and in this respect fuel cells are attracting considerable worldwide interest. Fuel cells are electrochemical devices which allow the direct conversion of chemical energy into electrical energy. They can be used in a wide range of applications, e.g. transport, stationary power, and portable devices. Their growing importance is due to the fact that they offer much higher efficiencies than conventional power generation systems along with vastly reduced greenhouse gas emissions. Furthermore if hydrogen is used as the fuel, then the exhaust is simply water. A number of recent reports have predicted that fuel cells will play a key role in helping the UK to meet its' environmental targets. With this change in the way electricity is produced, there is a need to introduce the principles of fuel cells to schoolchildren and the general public, since they will be the future users of this technology, and in the case of the former the future researchers in this area. In addition to the relevance of fuel cells to the UK's environmental strategy and indeed future economy, there is also an increasing need to generate more excitement in science in schools, which hands-on experience of fuel cells can offer. This project will build on a previous successful project developing fuel cell kits for loan to schools to make continued use of these kits in the future through loans to local schools and display at exhibitions. This will help to introduce and enthuse the general public and schoolchildren with the area of new energy technologies, aimed at helping to solve global pollution concerns.
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