Development, analysis and experimental testing of new pneumatic powertrains

This project aims to develop and analyze innovative pneumatic powertrain configurations for vehicular applications. It is intended to bring potential investors to Canada to this project and to collaborate with academic and partner organizations. Since the transportation sector is a significant contributor to Canada’s GHG emissions (25%), alternative solutions to conventional powertrain technologies carries significant importance to reach GHG target Canada promised under the Paris agreement. Interns involved in this research project will have a significant opportunity to apply their theoretical knowledge to the field and obtain excellent experience to further develop their abilities. The partner organization will utilize this research to expand its business and increase its competitive position. Furthermore, ecological challenges due to GHG emissions and potential solutions will be highlighted through this research project.

Faculty Supervisor:

Ibrahim Dincer

Student:

Partner:

Air Lab, Inc

Discipline:

Engineering

Sector:

Manufacturing

University:

University of Ontario Institute of Technology

Program: