Resonant Electric Induction Instant Water Heater
The prototype manages to heat water without having direct electrical contact with the power source, thus guaranteeing safe isolation for users. The efficiency of the system is achieved thanks to the simulation and calibration of electrical parameters that allow to obtain an operation in electic resonance, thus canceling the reactance and only allowing the real component of the impedance (conventional resistance).
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Diego Lopez de Calatayud
Rotary mechanical water heater
The device allows the water to be heated by means of parasitic currents induced by a variable magnetic field produced by the mechanical rotation of stackable discs. This model is modular and allows you to add as many disks as necessary.
This model also generates a fluid flow, thus acting like a centrifugal pump.
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Diego Lopez de Calatayud
Color expression temperature Torque and Thermal Energy Torque and Thermal Energy Current Density and Magnetic Flux
Residual heat recovery for photovoltaic panels
The project sought to increase the energy efficiency of photovoltaic panels through the residual reuse of thermal energy. A cooling fluid circulates in said panel and through a thermodynamic process the superheated steam pushes a micro-turbine that converts the enthalpy into electrical energy.
In addition to the creation, design and simulation, a complete analysis of costs and production processes was carried out.
The design complies with the ASME API standard.
Phase State Fluid velocity Vorticity graph Temperature cut line Heat Exchanger and Photovoltaic Panel (rear)
Modeling and simulation of a Single Sheet Testing (SST) in COMSOL
The project required a validation of a prototype model using finite element analysis. Our team managed to verify the correct operation in addition to modeling a parametric geometry for further optimization.
Complying with the specifications of BRITISH STANDARD (BS 6404-3: 1992IEC 404-3: 1992)
Magnetic Permeability Chart Magnetic Permeability Chart Apparent specific power loss Specific power loss
Three-phase linear induction motor (LIM)
The objective of this project was to create, model and simulate in Comsol a linear motor (LIM) driven by a frequency converter with voltage control applied to the motor. A final speed of 100 m / s is established as a goal, so the maximum frequency and the voltage applied to frequencies higher than the nominal one must be recalculated (originally we created the motor for 40 m / s).
The power delivered by the motor varies from 50 to 30 KW at the point of maximum efficiency between 40 and 100 m / s, with maximum powers reaching 80 KW.
The maximum pushing force is between 1800 and 2000 Newton and the efficiency is between 90% and 95%
Efficiency and thrust force graph Efficiency and thrust force graph LIM Magnetic Flux Density LIM Current Density LIM Current in a stator coil Magnetic Flux Density Linear Motor