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High Intensity Thermal Exchange through Materials, and Manufacturing Processes (HITEMMP)

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The overall goal of these projects was to design, and demonstrate high-performance heat exchangers produced by additive manufacturing for concentrating solar power, process heat, and other demanding applications. This part of the projects focused on building process-based cost models to drive material, design, and process choices towards the lowest cost alternatives that yielded sufficient performance. Surrogate models were produced to quantitatively characterize this trade-off.

 

See also: 

Enabling Micro-pin Array Receivers for Power Generation and High-temperature Process Heating Using Metal Additive Manufacturing

Additively-Manufactured Molten Salt-to-Supercritical Carbon Dioxide Heat Exchanger

Sponsor(s)
United States Department of Energy (DOE)
Research Areas
Urban Systems and Built Environment
Materials