Thermoelectric materials for automotive and marine applications

I. Agote; M. A. Lagos; J. Tunbridge; R. Dixon; M. Reece; H. Ning; R. Gilchrist; R. Summers; Y. Gelbstein; K. Simpson; C. Rouaud; P. Feulner; S. Rivera; R. Torrecillas; M. Husband; J. Crossley; I. Robinson; M. Stella; C. Bonfreschi

Thermoelectric materials for automotive and marine applications

I. Agote, M. A. Lagos, J. Tunbridge, R. Dixon, M. Reece, H. Ning, R. Gilchrist, R. Summers, Y. Gelbstein, K. Simpson, C. Rouaud, P. Feulner, S. Rivera, R. Torrecillas, M. Husband, J. Crossley, I. Robinson, M. Stella, C. Bonfreschi

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Thermoelectric materials with improved thermoelectric properties are being developed for both marine and automotive applications within POWERDRIVER; an EC granted project. The aim of the project is to reuse the waste heat generated by the exhaust systems to convert it into electrical powder by means of the (Thermo Electric Generator) TEG under development. Two types of scenarios are being investigated: high temperature exhaust gases (automotive applications) and low temperature exhaust gases (Marine applications). Each of the scenarios requires thermoelectric materials with maximal TE (Thermo-Electric) properties within the application temperature window. For the high temperature scenario n-type MgSi based silicides and p-type MnSi based silicides are being developed. Concerning the low temperature scenario; n-type PbTe- based and and p-type GeTe- based chalcogenides are being studied. Materials with promising TE properties with ZT values around 1.2 are being obtained. This work presents the preliminary results of the TE properties obtained in the new developed thermoelectric materials.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Euro PM 2014 Congress and Exhibition, Proceedings
Publisher	European Powder Metallurgy Association (EPMA)
ISBN (Electronic)	9781899072446
Publication status	Published - 2014
Event	Euro PM 2014 International Conference and Exhibition - Salzburg, Austria Duration: 21 Sept 2014 → 24 Sept 2014

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Name	Euro PM 2014 Congress and Exhibition, Proceedings

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Conference	Euro PM 2014 International Conference and Exhibition
Country/Territory	Austria
City	Salzburg
Period	21/09/14 → 24/09/14

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Agote, I., Lagos, M. A., Tunbridge, J., Dixon, R., Reece, M., Ning, H., Gilchrist, R., Summers, R., Gelbstein, Y., Simpson, K., Rouaud, C., Feulner, P., Rivera, S., Torrecillas, R., Husband, M., Crossley, J., Robinson, I., Stella, M., & Bonfreschi, C. (2014). Thermoelectric materials for automotive and marine applications. In Euro PM 2014 Congress and Exhibition, Proceedings (Euro PM 2014 Congress and Exhibition, Proceedings). European Powder Metallurgy Association (EPMA).

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Agote, I , Lagos, MA, Tunbridge, J, Dixon, R, Reece, M, Ning, H, Gilchrist, R, Summers, R, Gelbstein, Y, Simpson, K, Rouaud, C, Feulner, P, Rivera, S, Torrecillas, R, Husband, M, Crossley, J, Robinson, I, Stella, M & Bonfreschi, C 2014, Thermoelectric materials for automotive and marine applications. in Euro PM 2014 Congress and Exhibition, Proceedings. Euro PM 2014 Congress and Exhibition, Proceedings, European Powder Metallurgy Association (EPMA), Euro PM 2014 International Conference and Exhibition, Salzburg, Austria, 21/09/14.

Thermoelectric materials for automotive and marine applications. / Agote, I.; Lagos, M. A.; Tunbridge, J. et al.
Euro PM 2014 Congress and Exhibition, Proceedings. European Powder Metallurgy Association (EPMA), 2014. (Euro PM 2014 Congress and Exhibition, Proceedings).

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