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Mini-tests for in-service monitoring of structures applied to hydrogen transportation

Mini-tests for in-service monitoring of structures applied to hydrogen transportation

by alexandre.alaimo@odeven.fr | 21 April 2022 | Projet

Industrial structures for power generation and transmission are designed to have a life span of more than 40 years. Knowledge of the evolution of materials over very long periods is therefore crucial to ensure the safety and reliability of these facilities. In...
Study of socioecological trajectories at the scale of major catchment areas: example of the Seine river basin, PIREN Seine program (GEOSCIENCES)

Study of socioecological trajectories at the scale of major catchment areas: example of the Seine river basin, PIREN Seine program (GEOSCIENCES)

by alexandre.alaimo@odeven.fr | 21 April 2022 | Projet

Faced with global change, it is now critical to identify mitigation and adaptation avenues. The numerous challenges include ensuring future access to water, food and energy, to ensure that local societies can function, and that they can do so at the lowest cost in...
Diagrams of CO2 phases and ancillary gases during capture, transportation and storage (CTP)

Diagrams of CO2 phases and ancillary gases during capture, transportation and storage (CTP)

by alexandre.alaimo@odeven.fr | 21 April 2022 | Projet

To hope to achieve the targets established by the Paris Agreements and the Climate Plan requires a decrease in global CO2 emissions of more than 40% by 2040. One solution to reduce incompressible emissions from industrial sites is CO2 capture, utilization, and...

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