CORDIS · CoPropel
Composite material technology for next-generation Marine Vessel Propellers.
- Код
CoPropel- Програма
- HORIZON
- Процедура
HORIZON-CL5-2021-D5-01-10- Статус
- SIGNED
- Период
- 01.06.2022 – 31.05.2025
Официални данни · CORDIS · синхронизирано 18.10.2026 03:29 · официален запис
Участници
| Организации | Роля | Държава | Безвъзмездна помощ |
|---|---|---|---|
| PANEPISTIMIO IOANNINON | координатор | EL | 589 226 € |
| LOIRETECH INGENIERIE | участник | FR | 922 421 € |
| MECA | участник | FR | 576 171 € |
| DANAOS SHIPPING COMPANY LIMITED | участник | CY | 338 750 € |
| BUREAU VERITAS MARINE & OFFSHORE REGISTRE INTERNATIONAL DE CLASSIFICATION DE NAVIRES ET DE PLATEFORMES OFFSHORE | участник | FR | 276 587 € |
| GLAFCOS MARINE EPE | участник | EL | 235 000 € |
| ИНСТИТУТ ПО МЕТАЛОЗНАНИЕ, СЪОРЪЖЕНИЯ И ТЕХНОЛОГИИ С ЦЕНТЪР ПО ХИДРО- И АЕРОДИНАМИКА "АКАД. А.БАЛЕВСКИ" ПРИ БАН | участник | BG | 192 710 € |
| ERFLOW-ENGINEERING | участник | FR | 178 751 € |
| BUREAU VERITAS SOLUTIONS MARINE & OFFSHORE | трета страна | FR | 0 € |
| BRUNEL UNIVERSITY LONDON | асоцииран партньор | UK | |
| TWI LIMITED | асоцииран партньор | UK |
Описание
CoPropel puts forth a holistic approach towards the realisation of marine propellers made of advanced composite materials. Compared to their traditional counterparts, marine composite propellers offer efficiency gains in propulsion efficiency, noise reduction and weight savings.The CoPropel project will see an interdisciplinary team of experts drawn both from research and industry, from theoretical considerations and numerical modelling to precision manufacturing - assembly and experimental verification testing. The CoPropel action brings together 9 organisations from 5 countries: 4 Research Institutes – TWI, University of Ioannina, Brunel University London and The Bulgarian Ship Hydrodynamics Centre; 4 Industrial partners – Loiretech, MECA, Danaos and Glafcos Marine with one certification body Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore. Together, we will develop and bring to market a marine composite propeller with an embedded structural health monitoring system. The proposed activities will mature our Technology Readiness Level to 5-6 and drastically de-risk the integration of the investigated solutions on future products, effectively resulting in reducing the direct operating costs for the operators while minimising the environmental impact.Existing work by the partners has shown an approximate 12% reduction in energy consumption and subsequent fuel consumption, with the potential savings exceeding 15% at full-scale marine vessel propellers, which will be investigated and confirmed during our real-time sea trials as part of the CoPropel project.
Официални данни · CORDIS · синхронизирано 18.10.2026 03:29 · официален запис · Лиценз: © European Union, CC BY 4.0 (Commission reuse policy).