SYSTEMATIC INNOVATION CLEANTECH
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- 1. SYSTEMATIC INNOVATIONCLEANTECH IRELAND4th May 2010 pragmatic innovation solutions
- 2. How do most people solve problems? Technical Data from our field of knowledge Revert to our own experiences Ask people 2
- 4. use knowledge databases too
- 5. work up many concepts
- 6. dig until root problem is found
- 7. evolution has predictable patterns
- 9. examine past present and future
- 11. focus on successful past solutions
- 13. eliminate trade-offs by design
- 14. teamwork and an effective method
- 16. ‘find and kill’3
- 17. SYSTEMATIC INNOVATION The Theory of Inventive Problem Solving Solutions change - functions stay the same The evolution of systems is not random - it follows repeatable patterns Somebody, somewhere has faceda similar problem to yours and managed to solve it… …all you need to do is find and adapt their solution 4
- 18. SYSTEMATIC INNOVATIONHow it works: WORLD’S BEST SOLUTIONS A Generic Solution A Problem Like Mine My Specific Problem My Specific Solution 5
- 19. Innovation Analytics Technology Trends Regulatory Trends Innovation Arena Stakeholder Demands Organisation’s Preferences 6
- 20. Systematic Innovation Philosophy 7 Ideality Conflict Evolution Time / Space / Interface Resources Functionality
- 21. Ideality 8
- 22. Ideality time Without SysInno: Infinite options Ideal final result ‘perfect, free, now’ With SysInno: Best practice Game changing High impact Medium impact Finite options 9
- 23. Conflict 10
- 24. How specifically should manifolds be improved? ZoneAlone™ MultiZone™ 11
- 25. Emergence - Trend towards Webs & Fibres 12 ? riveted steel tank FRP cistern ferro-concrete tank ? rolled metal tube CFRP driveshaft pultruded tube 3D mesh with optimised fibre orientation homogenous sheet 2D mesh active elements
- 27. reduced cost of ownership, reduced waste
- 29. more reliability
- 30. trimming complexity (component amalgamation, platform engineering etc)time 13
- 31. S-Curve Innovation Priorities Identifying disruptive Innovations Identify functions achieved by other technologies Technology transfer (out) Incremental Innovation Process Innovation Problem solving micro – cost, efficiency Problem solving macro - Performance Technology Transfer (in) Maturity (Ideality) IP analysis IP fencing Problem solving – Main useful Function time 14
- 32. Maturity Curves Modularadaptivesystems INCREASING IDEALITY 3rd GEN….. Compactsegmentedsystems 2nd GEN The timing and characteristics of each S-curve jump is predictable Stratifiedtank systems 1st GEN TIME 15
- 33. Resource & Stakeholder Research Explore prevailing attitudes, trends & aspirations among the relevant: Technologies Regulatory authorities Markets Stakeholders 16
- 34. SUPER-SUPER- SYSTEM SUPER- SYSTEM SYSTEM Space SUB- SYSTEM SUB-SUB- SYSTEM Time PRESENT NEAR-TERM PAST MID-TERM PAST LONG-TERM PAST NEAR-TERM FUTURE MID-TERM FUTURE LONG-TERM FUTURE 17
- 35. 18
- 37. Functionality 20
- 38. R&D
- 39. Research Collaboration Dept of Mechanical & Manufacturing EngineeringTrinity College Dublin Enterprise Ireland 22
- 40. Results.. 23 2 PCT patent applications Clear technology roadmap Commercial collaborators New markets identified Platform technology 40% cost reduction Situational awareness
- 41. Thank you! Contact: Tony Owens, Director Shibumi Consulting Ltd ++353 (0)1 442 9609 towens@shibumi-consulting.net www.shibumi-consulting.net pragmatic innovation solutions
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- Systemlink looked at a range of limitations and inconvenience factors in determining how to improve SystemZone.Multigenerational product roadmap first MultiZone then ZoneAloneProduct cost and installation time issues with SystemZone dominated the development of MultioneZoneAlone is a more radical product innovation which introduces new physical effects to provide radically better regulation of zone outflow temperatureStaged adoption of hydrolysis-resistant plastic materials by lowest risk route possibleProgressive integration of discrete hydronic components e.g. nonreturn valves and pumps
- Hydronic Manifolds SummaryMain Useful Function:Pressure ‘neutralisation’ - allow parallel connection and operation of hydronic sub-circuits without ‘crosstalk’Uses:Integrate diverse heat sources with minimal control complexityFacilitate deployment of zoned systems Two distinct generations seen so far:Tank-like systems – employ principle of buoyancy (thermal stratification) to segregate hotter and cooler fluid regions in common vessel. Disadvantages: size, cost, convenience, energy efficiency (heat transfer between hotter and cooler fluid masses) DUNSLEY-BAKER NEUTRALISER c.1982; Patent EP00085475 etcSegmented systems – employ twin fluid manifolds interlinked for pressure equalisation to segregate hotter and cooler fluid regions in common vessel. Smaller, cheaper, easier to plumb, improved efficiency. But… still costly, uses many discrete components, no modularity, heavy… SYSTEMZONE c. 1996; US06092734 etcThird generation systems being introduced now driven by usual cleantech drivers - material and energy waste reduction.3. Highly segmented systems – modular, lighter materials, much improved temperature regulation, improved energy efficiency, additional HVAC applications.MULTIZONE™ Q1 2010MINIZONE™, ZONEALONE™ 2010 Q3, Q4Others 2011
- Computational fluid dynamic simulation used extensively during product development to understand:Internal pressure lossesThermal mixing behaviourNon-return valve behaviourThermal capacity of manifoldStructural simulation using finite element methods used to determine:Pressure vessel performance of metal caseworkApproximate non- return valve component behaviour, forces and stressingPresent development efforts aimed at validating simulation results and implementing accelerated life tests.Field testing commencement by year-end 2009.
- Initial collaboration focused on proof of principle modelling, performance and life testing.Symbiotic relationship with active Thermo-Fluids research group led by Dr Anthony Robinson.Strong support from the State enterprise support agency Enterprise Ireland.Systemlink anticipates a bright future for high level RD&I in Ireland.Thank You!