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7<strong>Strategic</strong> <strong>Research</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Innovation</strong> <strong>Agenda</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Renewable</strong> Heating & CoolingEnabling technologyType ofactivity<strong>Research</strong>DevelopmentDemonstrationRelevance toRHC technologySTTESPCM TESTC TESHP:Working FluidsHP: Sorption<strong>and</strong> other issuesHP: HeatexchangersBIOHVACSTShort TermNew surfaces, coatings, materials with increased per<strong>for</strong>mance<strong>and</strong> lower costs (transparent covers with anti-reflective coatings<strong>for</strong> high optical transmission; switchable coatings to reduce thestagnation temperatures; high reflective <strong>and</strong> low weight materials<strong>for</strong> reflectors; new absorber materials with low emission coatings,temperature resistant super insulating materials, alternative hightemperature materials like polymers or rubbers <strong>for</strong> collector parts)Intensification of thermal conductivityNew sustainable TES materialsNew PCM that are not subject to subcoolingMaterials <strong>for</strong> TC heat storage at low temperatureSafe refrigerants with almost 0 GWPHigh temperature refrigerants <strong>for</strong> industrial compressionheat pumps (temp. up to 150 °C)Improved materials <strong>for</strong> magnetic refrigerationFundamental underst<strong>and</strong>ing of heat <strong>and</strong> mass transferat sub-atmospheric <strong>and</strong> super critical pressureNew working media <strong>for</strong> thermally driven heat pumps<strong>for</strong> elevated temperature levelsModified zeolites, SAPO, ALPOSorbent coating techniques developmentHeat exchanger surface modification NanostructuresImproved materials <strong>for</strong> heat exchangers at temperaturesabove 150 °C)Thermoelectric materials allowing <strong>for</strong> increased hot sidetemperatures (> 400°C) <strong>and</strong> suited joining technologies(insulation, bridging, contacting,…)Catalysts <strong>and</strong> active surfaces <strong>for</strong> enhancing combustion qualityCO 2 sorption liquidsMaterials <strong>for</strong> innovative pipe solutionsHigh temperature insulation materialFurther development <strong>and</strong> integration of materials resistantto high temperaturesImproved surfaces, coatings, materials with increasedper<strong>for</strong>mance <strong>and</strong> lower costsPredominant impactMedium <strong>and</strong> Long TermNew, highly-porous sorption materials, especially usingadsorption chemistry <strong>and</strong>, possibly, ionic liquidsNew insulation materials / Vacuum insulationNew materials’ design based on numerical modellingFluids combining heat transfer <strong>and</strong> heat storageNew PCM with higher storage densityNew materials <strong>and</strong>/or mixtures that adjust the meltingtemperatureNew encapsulation <strong>and</strong> stabilisation methods <strong>for</strong> PCM,especially <strong>for</strong> salt hydratesDeveloping microencapsulated PCM at medium (300 ºC)<strong>and</strong> high temperatures (up to 1,000 ºC)Materials <strong>for</strong> TC storage of heat at medium <strong>and</strong> hightemperaturesInvestigation of per<strong>for</strong>mance of new working fluidsHigh temperature refrigerants <strong>for</strong> industrial compressionheat pumps (temp. above 150 °C)Metal hydridesSalt based chemisorbent developmentInvestigation of chemical reactions <strong>for</strong> the applicationto sorption processesDesigner Sorbent working pairsMetal Organic Framework materialsCharacterisation <strong>and</strong> development of new working fluidsThermoelectric materials allowing <strong>for</strong> increased hot sidetemperatures (> 600°C) <strong>and</strong> suited joining technologiesLiquid-desiccant technology <strong>for</strong> dehumidification<strong>and</strong> cooling applicationsImproved multi-functional solar façade elements <strong>and</strong> systemswith additional functionalities <strong>and</strong> high flexibility regarding thearchitectural integrationAdvanced liquid or gaseous fluids <strong>for</strong> heat <strong>and</strong> cold transferPlastic material <strong>for</strong> BHE with increased thermalconductivity (cf. 4.4)GEOOptimum heat transfer fluid <strong>for</strong> BHE (cf. 4.4)Metal alloys or other material <strong>for</strong> pumps, pipes, etc. in applications above 180 °C, in high-pressure <strong>and</strong> highly corrosivegeothermal environmentTES Materials <strong>for</strong> storage containment New PCM in polymersHP: HeatExchangersBIOTESDHCCost effective low temperature corrosion resistant heatexchanger materials (<strong>for</strong> condensing operation modesof small <strong>and</strong> medium scale boilers)High temperature corrosion resistant heat exchanger materials(to increase steam parameters in large scale CHP plants, orto operate micro CHPs at elevated temperatures) suitable <strong>for</strong>combustion of problematic biomass types. The materials shouldsolve problems such as creeping, cracking, TMF <strong>and</strong> corrosion,erosion, foulingCatalysts <strong>for</strong> reduction of harmful emissions from combustionprocessesCatalysts <strong>for</strong> steering syngas composition <strong>and</strong> <strong>for</strong> reductionof tar in syngas from gasification processesDevelopment of industrial manufacturing processes ofthermoelectric generators (<strong>for</strong> hot side temperatures >400°C)Innovative insulation solutions <strong>and</strong> materials <strong>for</strong> thermalenergy transportHeat exchangers based on advanced materials <strong>for</strong> applicationin severe operating conditions (e.g. corrosive media)Development of industrial manufacturing processes ofthermoelectric generators (<strong>for</strong> hot side temperatures >600°C)Flexible volume tanksTable: 19: <strong>Research</strong> <strong>and</strong> innovation priorities <strong>for</strong> materials science addressing the needs of RHC technology76

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