Project 1.11: Energy Harvesting and Advanced Technologies for Enhanced Life

Energy Harvesting and Advanced Technologies for Enhanced Life

Project 1.11

Project Summary

The objectives of this project are:
• to develop a perpetual pavement system with embedded solar harvesting unit
• to perform Infrastructure Assessments Through Solar Energy Harvesting
• to perform a thermodynamic analysis of the pavement cooling system and the pavement system with embedded solar harvesting unit (i) to ascertain the maximum benefits that are possible within the constraints of thermodynamics, and (ii) to identify the most important sources of losses and inefficiencies within each system.

Principal Investigator

Dr. K. Wayne Lee

Co-PIs

Dr. Michael Greenfield

Institution:

University of Rhode Island

Project Status

Terminated

Project Cost

$257,510

Start Date

07/01/2018

Project Type

Base-funded

End Date

09/30/2020

Agency ID

69A3551847101

Sponsors:

Office of the Assistant Secretary for Research and Technology, University Transportation Centers Program, Department of Transportation
University of Rhode Island

Implementation of Research Outcomes:

No reported implementation prior to project end.

Impacts and Benefits of Implementation:

No reported impacts and benefits prior to project end.

Printable Project Information Sheet

March 2019 Semi-Annual Progress Report

June 2019 Bi-Monthly Progress Report

August 2019 Bi-Monthly Progress Report

September 2019 Semi-Annual Progress Report

December 2019 Quarterly Progress Report

March 2020 Quarterly Progress Report

June 2020 Quarterly Progress Report