Thursday, March 18, 2010

An interesting proposal

engine - hydrogen A project that develops the University Center of CEU, has thought to sign up the acquaintance competition for ecological vehicles called Shell Echo Marathon, which will take place throughout the summer in Germany (specifically during June).

The model, which consists basically of a car made of fibre of carbon (as for physical structure), which there develops an important company Material of Gap, in cooperation with the group Lamicat. Between all they have been developing all the engineering to be coming to a final model, which will be chosen for the competition, what has taken a long time. On the other hand, the development that is reached to give place to the car is very interesting, especially if his possibilities are analyzed facing other engines that are still about to development (of hydrogen, skylight), and that might benefit significantly from all this investigation process.

I believe that a very interesting aspect of all this species of «creative process» is that it has tried to be introduced in the production process of the pieces, to try to integrate all the ecological measurements and that use renewable energies that it has been possible, therefore we are undoubtedly before a new managerial model, which might (and it should) mark tendency. It looks like to me an initiative of the most positive, since I believe that it is very important that one sees that there is interest in these competitions from the sectors of the investigation, since I think that it is a good route to come to the citizen and, with the competition, to wake up his interest and his commitment with this topic.

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Categories: Actuality, Cars, Competition, Hydrogen.
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