A Euripides2 Project: Automated Responses to Sensed Pentane for Smarter Polyurethane Industry
A project to develop a smart pentane sensor enabled by artificial intelligence (AI) responses to the detected pentane C5H12 gases in the industrial settings of polyurethane foams production. The aim: Developing artificial intelligence (AI) responses to the detected pentane C5H12 gases in the industrial settings of polyurethane foams production.
Demonstrated in production facilities in South Korea and Turkey, the technology is applicable in potentially any other similar manufacturing facility worldwide.
The challenge: The C5H12 sensor with high-sensitivity and low-detection limit as good as 20 %lel (lel: low explosive limitation) under ambient environment is the core of the innovation. Pentane (C5H12) is the most common blowing agent used in the production of polyurethane foams and other foams. It is a dangerous and poisonous gas a smart sensing technology thereof that has not yet been commercialized massively worldwide.
Pentane (C5H12) is the most common blowing agent used in the production of polyurethane foams and other foams. It is a dangerous and poisonous gas a smart sensing technology thereof that has not yet been commercialized massively worldwide, only two minor producers of a similar detector have reached less than 3% of all potential customers.
- Budget: € 2,22 million
- Start: 30 June 2019
- Complete: 30 June 2022