Part B commences on Monday 25January 2010 at 2 p.m. in room M329. In this part of the course, projects are offered for selection by groups of up to four individuals. Each project involves the evolution of an energy/environmental system, including a technical appraisal and, where appropriate, an assessment of its cost effectiveness and environmental impact. The project descriptions which at linked to from the previous page are indicative of the types of projects covered in Part B. The expectation is that each group will:
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Crit
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Date
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Tutors
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1
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5 Feb
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NK/AG/JC/PS |
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2
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12 Feb
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AG/RCMcL/PS
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3
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19 Feb
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JC/NK/PS
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4
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26 Feb
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AG/RCMcL/PS
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5
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5 Mar
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JC/NK/PS
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6
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12 Mar
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MK/NK/PS
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7
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26 Mar
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MK/AG/RCMcL
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8
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2 Apr
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MK/NK/PS
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9
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23 Apr
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All
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Projects must have a high technical content and include a significant amount of quantitative analysis, simulation or experimental work. As a complement to the Part B projects, the following field trip programme is offered. All visits take place on Wednesday afternoons. Participation is compulsory. The following locations and dates are not yet finalised
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Provisional
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Date
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Visit | Comment |
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10 Feb
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Lighthouse Building | Small scale renewables and demand-side reduction |
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17 Feb
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Solar residences, University of Strathclyde | Transparent insulation facade |
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24 Feb
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Grangemouth | Oil refinery |
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03 Feb
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Longannet Power Station, Fife | 2.4 GW coal-fired, base load station |
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10 Mar
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Time Capsule | Sports Centre with large CHP, water treatment and ice plant |
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17 Mar
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White Lee windfarm | Largest wind farm in Scotland |
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24 Mar
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Shettleston Housing | Ground sourced heat pumps and solar water heating system |
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31 Mar
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Proven Engineering | Wind turbine manufacturer |