University of Sheffield

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Facilities

Leonardo Centre for Tribology

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Products

Ultrasonic bearing monitoring sensor

A custom-built piezoelectric sensor designed to measure load transmission through wind turbine bearings using ultrasonic waves, enabling predictive maintenance. The sensor is smaller and cheaper than existing alternatives.

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Research studies

Ultrasonic wave technique for predicting wind turbine bearing failure

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Advance Fischer-Tropsch (AFT) reactor

A chemical reactor that catalytically converts hydrogen and carbon dioxide into synthetic hydrocarbons.

Power to Liquid (PtL)

A technology pathway that uses renewable electricity to make hydrogen via electrolysis and captures CO2 from air or industrial sources, synthesising them into synthetic hydrocarbons for fuel.

Molten Carbonate Fuel Cells (MCFC)

One of the types of fuel cells expected to be popular in North America.

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Sheffield, South Yorkshire

Sheffield, South Yorkshire

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Often mentioned with · Projects

Ultrasonic bearing monitoring for wind turbines

A research project to develop and test an ultrasonic wave-based technique using piezoelectric sensors to predict wind turbine bearing failures and enable predictive maintenance.

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Often mentioned with · Facilities

Leonardo Centre for Tribology

Often mentioned with · Products

Ultrasonic bearing monitoring sensor

A custom-built piezoelectric sensor designed to measure load transmission through wind turbine bearings using ultrasonic waves, enabling predictive maintenance. The sensor is smaller and cheaper than existing alternatives.

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Professor Rob Dwyer-Joyce

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United Kingdom 1 mention

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A preliminary assessment of the initial compression power requirement in CO2 pipeline carbon, capture and storage (CCS) technologies

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Ultrasonic wave technique for predicting wind turbine bearing failure

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In the news (4)

Hydrogen Production's Sustainability Depends on Grid Decarbonization, Study Finds

3 months 29 days ago

The University of Sheffield led the research study on green hydrogen supply chains. It is a public research university founded in 1905 through the merger of three institutions, known for extensive clean energy research. Professor Lenny Koh from its Management School led the study, with Dr. Moein Shamoushaki as co-autho

Sustainable Aviation Fuel Gets a Big Boost in Sheffield with Power-to-Liquid Breakthrough

11 months 3 days ago

Leads the NextGen-SAF project, with advanced research in clean energy and sustainable aviation; hosts the UK’s SAF Clearing House and Energy Innovation Centre[1][2][3].

A Case for European Blue Hydrogen

4 years 8 months ago

Energy academics from the University of Sheffield highlighted the need for caution regarding the assumptions in the Howarth paper.

Cost of wind energy could be lowered by new technology

10 years 10 months ago

UK-based university whose Mechanical Engineering researchers developed a new ultrasonic bearing monitoring technique for wind turbines to predict maintenance needs and reduce costs.

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