Innovative Energy Projects at Louisiana Tech University
Key Ideas
- Dr. Lingxiao Wang's project aims to monitor CO2 levels more efficiently by combining mobile robots with stationary sensors, promoting cost effectiveness and accuracy.
- Dr. Shengnian Wang's research focuses on converting hydrogen sulfide into clean hydrogen and sulfur at room temperature, offering an energy-efficient and cost-effective solution.
- Collaboration with Grambling State University and industry partners will assess the scalability of these innovative methods for real-world applications.
- The projects have the potential to benefit various industries, including oil and gas, manufacturing, and renewable energy, contributing to a cleaner and more energy-efficient future.
Louisiana Tech University researchers Dr. Shengnian Wang and Dr. Lingxiao Wang have received a total of $275,000 in funding through the FUEL University Innovation and Research Development program. Dr. Lingxiao Wang's project focuses on a smarter way to monitor CO2 levels by combining mobile robots with stationary sensors, enhancing accuracy and reducing costs. The collaboration with Grambling State University and Parish Controls LLC aims to prevent hazardous gas leaks and aid in tracking wildfires and air pollution. On the other hand, Dr. Shengnian Wang's research aims to convert hydrogen sulfide into clean hydrogen and sulfur at room temperature, offering a more energy-efficient and cost-effective alternative to traditional methods. The collaboration with Grambling State University and PolyKala Technologies LLC will explore the scalability of this innovative process for real-world applications. These projects span across various industries, from oil and gas to manufacturing to renewable energy, showcasing Louisiana Tech's commitment to advancing sustainable technologies for a cleaner and more energy-efficient future.