Grants for projects

ePIM

Legante elettrochimico a base di polimeri intrinsecamente microporosi
Mobilità sostenibile
ePIM
Scheda del progetto
Responsabile
P.i Scientific Resp.
Sergio Bocchini
Politecnico di Torino
Team
Team
Matteo Agliuzza
Giulia Gianola
Valentina Bugliarelli
Data
Start date
Durata
Duration
14 months
Valore
Approved value
€ 108.475,00
Investimento
Investment nodes
€ 108.475,00
Dipartimento
Department
DISAT, Politecnico di Torino

The proposed PIM-based binder is based on an advanced, proprietary formulation that offers benefits such as cost savings, reduced environmental impact and superior performance. 
Improving the efficiency of fuel and electrolyser devices by offering an alternative to the reference material. The methodology adopted includes synthesis and characterisation of the binder, laboratory performance testing and comparative evaluation with the reference material.

 

 

Contacts:

Contact person

Dott. Sergio Bocchini

 

Email

sergio.bocchini@polito.it

The challenge
Document

Offer an innovative solution for sustainable mobility and the transition to clean energy sources, promoting efficiency and reducing costs. The technology developed can be applied in the production of hydrogen from renewable sources and its use in fuel cells for electricity generation.

How it's innovative
Document

The project involves the development of an innovative binder based on PIM (intrinsically microporous porous polymers), which will be characterised by its superior performance. Through precise control of molecular weight and degrees of functionalisation, the new binder promises to reduce electrical contact losses and increase cell stability and durability, representing a significant advance over traditional materials and paving the way for wider adoption of these essential technologies.

Impact on users
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The business model involves collaborating with players in the fuel cell or electrolyser market to develop customised formulas based on the new binder. The innovation can reach the market through partnership or licensing agreements, with the aim of integrating the binder into their applications, offering a cheaper and more sustainable solution than currently available products.