To create a sustainable cross-disciplinary research program, we focus on industrial needs with research topics shaped by the partners. These topics are developed into projects through collaboration between industry and academia, hosted by academic partners with direct industrial involvement. To ensure effective knowledge transfer, research output will be tailored to industry needs. This circular workflow promotes continuous knowledge exchange, fostering innovation and practical implementation.
The activities within AdTherM are divided into three categories: research projects, education and dissemination, and service and support. The research-focused work packages presented below, WP1-5, cover key areas such as heat transfer, reactive flows, multiphase flow, electrolyzers, and energy systems. The technical WP’s are supported by WP6 -Dissemination, Outreach and Exploitation, WP 7 -Graduate School, and WP 8 -Center Management.
The competence center Advanced Computing for Sustainable Thermal Management in Industry is carried out with support from Vinnova. LTH, Lund University, is the coordinating partner.