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Vlierboom, Alexander (author)
Ammonia (NH3) is a bulk commodity chemical known for its large production volumes and application in the global fertiliser industry, and is more recently being explored for its role as a sustainable energy vector. The industry standard ammonia production method is the century-old Haber-Bosch (HB) process, which is power by fossil fuels, and is...
master thesis 2023
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Kroes, Matthijs (author)
<br/>The rise of CO2 concentration in the atmosphere is a leading cause of global warming. Utilizing CO2 ob- tained from point sources, such as chemical industries, as a feedstock to produce high energy density fuels and chemicals could mitigate the emission of CO2 as well as provide various economic bene- fits. One promising technology is the...
master thesis 2023
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Boers, Milo (author)
Nonintrusive Load Monitoring (NILM) can be used to disaggregate household energy<br/>usage collected from a central meter to the level of individual appliances, but has so far mostly been applied in controlled, small-scale settings. Further potential such as the application for energy efficiency classification and management have remained...
master thesis 2022
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van der Slikke, Deanne (author)
One of the greatest concerns of this century is climate change due to rising greenhouse gas emissions. The ammonia industry is responsible for 1.4% of the global CO2 emissions, thereby having a negative climate impact. However, ammonia is an essential ingredient in nitrogen fertilisers and is also considered as a potential energy carrier....
master thesis 2021
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Van den Berg, N.G. (author)
This paper describes a prediction method for the contribution of the main onboard machinery to the underwater acoustic signature of steel surface vessels that can be used during the design stage. There are two reasons for the development of this method. Firstly, a small acoustic signature is important for naval and research vessels, due to...
master thesis 2015
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