Marine ORC
The specific action concerns the design and installation of an ORC unit which is mobile, innovative and suitable for large ship DIESEL engines' heat recovery. The output is 5 kWel for an available heat of 90 kWth. The design also involved the customization of the available heat and temperature. For this reason a related control and automation system has also been integrated to ensure the optimum operation of the system and its components (inverter technology. Based on results and conclusions gained by this programme, the development of a technology for systems and devices on a larger scale (scale-up) is feasible.
Financing : Det Norske Veritas AS (DNV)
Duration May 2013 – April 2015
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Ecodesign Preparatory Study on steam boilers (ENTR Lot 7)
The study provides the European Commission with a technical, environmental and economical analysis of steam boilers according to Article 15 of the Ecodesign Directive 2009/125/EC.
Duration June 2013 – August 2014
URL: http://www.eco-steamboilers.eu

Performance Testing of combined cycle power plants
The project aimed at testing performance and emissions of various combined cycle power stations in conjunction with an audit certification of the equipment, the process and the data recording during testing. Data evaluation was conducted based on existing standards as well as calculation of the final results with the determination of the efficiency and emissions standards as the primary objective.
Financing : ΜΕΤΚΑ S.A
Duration May 2013 – October 2013

Evaluation of the effect of dry additives (limestone) on boiler efficiency and the reduction of SO2 emissions at Amyntaio Thermal Power Plant
Study on PPC’s target to reduce sulfur dioxide emissions by using dry additives at the Amyntaio TPP. Monitoring and evaluation of the effect of dry additives (limestone) of fuel on efficiency and sulfur dioxide emissions of the power units. The monitoring concerned measurements at the control rooms of the units, with fuel and ash sampling during the tests and their analysis and with their evaluation with the use of computational models.
Financing : PPC S.A, TPP Operations Dept.
Duration : July 2011 – July 2012