This novel indoor anti-bacterial additive effective against harmful bacteria such as E. Coli and MRSA. This patented self-sterilising material is activated by indoor light and reduces the need for repeated cleaning using chemicals such as bleach. This powder can be incorporated into a number of products such as paints, fabrics, furniture etc. Find out more.

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A data centre cooling plant arrangement that greatly reduces energy requirements and operational costs. The system makes maximal use of ambient cooling technologies and includes a patent-pending air flow control arrangement that reduces energy consumption further and helps eliminate hotspots. Find out more. Download Data Centre Cooling System pdf

Researchers at DIT have developed a complete UPQC system with integrated digital controller. The UPQC can be used by a number of industries including Utilities (transmission and distribution companies), Process industries (semiconductor plants, paper mills, plastic manufacturers), Automotive manufacturers, Chemical plants, Electronics (consumer electronic and computer manufacturers), Mining industry, Steel plants.

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Dublin Institute of Technology (DIT) is seeking companies to license software that estimates the power generated by wind and wave energy conversion technologies. This technology involves a new approach for monitoring and predicting power output that is based on a non-Gaussian statistical analysis, and is effective for determining the ideal location for constructing a wind or wave farm, monitoring the power output of the farm and providing estimates of future power quality.

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