Centre of Excellence for Re-engineering for Electric Mobility

Events

Re-engineering for Electric Mobility (RE4EM) - Cross Faculty Workshop, 19 January 2022

Aim: To position the University for expected EPSRC call on whole-system approaches to transport decarbonisation.

What is RE4EM and what is it doing?

Centre of Excellence supported by the Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences.
Established January 2020 and Faculty launch March 2020 (sic).
Delivery of new Instrumented Vehicle March 2020 (ditto).
Summer Intern summer intern (Sharifah Syed Ihsan) July to September 2020.
New PhD student (Duncan Nicoll) started January 2021

The event featured 8 presentations from academics and PhD students.

Introduction and Outline of the Re-engineering for Electric Mobility (RE4EM) Centre of Excellence. John Preston (Transportation)
Whole System Approaches to Transport Decarbonisation. John Preston
Energy Storage. Andy Cruden (Energy Technology)
Tribology. Ling Wang and Duncan Nicoll (nCATS)
EV On Board Chargers/Multilevel Converters. Ahmed Eshwiage (Mechatronics)
Electrochemical Simulation of Batteries. Giles Richardson (Mathematical Sciences)
VR/AR and Transport Decarbonisation. Ben Waterson (Transportation)
Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure. Chris Emberson (Geodata)
Roundtable and sandpit on planning bids for whole system approaches to transport decarbonisation.

Slides from the event:

Slide 1 Re-engineering for Electric Mobility

Slide 8 Approaching to Transport Decarbonisation

Slide 10 Decarbonising through electrification

Slide 28 School of Engineering Facilities

Slide 32 Tribology for the Future of Mobility

Slide 35 Sources of shaft voltage and bearing currents

Slide 37 Bearing failure under electrification investigation

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