EGWIn
Exploring ultra low Global Warming potential gases for Insulation in high-voltage technology: Experiments and modelling
EGWIn
Exploring ultra low Global Warming potential gases for Insulation in high-voltage technology: Experiments and modelling
EGWIn
Program "IDEAS", Science Fund of the Republic of Serbia, Grant No 7749560
Subprogram: Natural sciences and mathematics
Leading institution: Institute of Physics in Belgrade
Principal Investigator: Dr Saša Dujko
Subprogram: Natural sciences and mathematics
Leading institution: Institute of Physics in Belgrade
Principal Investigator: Dr Saša Dujko
Exploring ultra low global warming potential gases for insulation in high-voltage technology: Experiments and modelling” is a three year research project whose primary aim is to combine the experimental and theoretical work in order to determine the insulation characteristics of ultra low GWP gases.
Goals of the project
To provide Theoretical and Experimental Tools to investigate properties of the eco-friendly alternatives to SF6, with a unique Database of parameters required for modelling breakdown and non-equilibrium plasmas.
Scientific goals:
Scientific goals:
Other goals
Other goals
Impacts of EGWIn project
Institute of Physics Belgrade
The project will be realized with a full support of the Institute of Physics Belgrade, the first National institute of the Republic of Serbia.
Laboratories
Research is conducted in 25 laboratories equipped for high grade work in physics and related fields
Researchers
There are around 200 members of research staff at the Institute, with as many as 36% of them graded A1.
Centers of excellence
The Institute of Physics hosts four national and European Centers of Excellence.
Advanced Instruments
Our teams of scientists use a wide range of instruments.
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