INTRODUCTION TO TURBO POWER PROGRAM CONFERENCE 2013 Lund University April 24 – 25 Andreas Karlsson Director TURBO POWER 1

Agenda

Agenda

TURBO POWER TURBO POWER – Phase 2, 2012 – 2015 Consortium between 4 universities (Chalmers, KTH, LTH and LiTH) and two turbo machinery manufacturing companies. (Siemens, GKN Aerospace Sweden AB) Observing parties – Vattenfall AB and E.ON Värmekraft Sverige AB. Phase 2: 2012 – 2016, MSEK 120, 50% governmental funding from Swedish Energy Agency, 50% counter effects from the companies 13 R&D projects at the universities with focus on results, integrated with development projects and activities at the industries. 5 research areas: COMP (compressor – aeromechanics), COMB (combustion), TURB (aerodynamics and cooling), LIFE (life prediction) and PROCESS (process development) Present 24 active students/PhD's in university projects 4

Organization KTH Board Director SC COMP SC COMB SC TURB SC LIFE Project COMP 10 SC COMB Project COMB24 Project COMB25 Project COMB26 SC TURB Project TURB31 Project TURB32 Project TURB34 SC LIFE Project LIFE -A Project LIFE -B SC PROCESS Project PROCESS50 Project PROCESS51 Project PROCESS52 Project PROCESS53 5

Board and Director Board Members Deputies Anders Sjunnesson (GKN, chairman) Thomas Gustafsson (GKN) Ulf Rådeklint (Siemens, vice chairman) Jenny Nilsson (Siemens) Peter Viklund (STEM ) Camilla Axelsson (STEM) Torsten Fransson (KTH) Margareta Norell Bergendahl (KTH) Tord Torisson (Firma Tord Torisson) Lennart Josefson (Chalmers) Director: Andreas Karlsson (Siemens) 6

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Selection process Call 1 – Phase 2 Fulfil overall goals by Swedish Energy Agency

Evaluation criteria Sustainable energy within the society Industrial competiveness Visionary and usefulness Scientific level Strong nodes/research areas Each criteria contains: sub levels with points (1-3), project comments and mutual comparison summary and complete overview resulted in 12 projects + 1 pre-study project (PROCESS53)

Project distribution target areas

Distribution of project budget

Conclusions The figures of the target areas (Environment, Commercial, Competence) shows that TURBO POWER well contributes to research within environmental friendly projects. Although maybe not completely CO2 free processes, but substantial CO2 reduction and renewals We can also see a great effort and focus being done with enhanced competence and development of new technologies. This work is performed under close relationship and high relevance to the industries. Regarding commercial aspects we have to target more on future demonstrations and find ways how to allocate new interested parties outside TURBO POWER to be involved in coming projects.