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Contributions to the Research Project
- Phase Changers as a whole pivoted the tech report direction to a trial proposal of phase change material (hereinafter PCM) integration in asphalt mixes for roadway construction.
- Phase Changers as a whole narrowed the proposal focus within the purpose statement to implement the proposed technology only for highways and freeways, rather than for vehicle roadways as a whole, this change results from comments from Guardian Eyes, who noted that different roadways have different construction codes, and therefore different composition that may affect the integration of the proposed technology.
- Phase Changers as a whole submitted the first draft for the tech report. Sections in the introduction submitted include a brief on the urban heat island (hereinafter UHI) effect, existing heat mitigation methods in Singapore, current roadway materials, and how asphalt roadways contribute to the UHI effect.
- I identified the key stakeholder company for the trial proposal, Samwoh Corporation Pte. Ltd. (A construction company with an asphalt division that conducts asphalt R&D, manufacture and supply)
- I conducted further literature review on methods of PCM integration in asphalt mixes. PCMs can be integrated into the asphalt mix as microcapsules, mineral fillers, or aggregates.
- I conducted further research on the UHI effect (specifically in Singapore), and also studies regarding Singapore's climate projections for the 21st Century.
Thanks for all your hard work, Hong Yi.
ReplyDeleteI do wonder what you actually did for the research. This could be more specific.
One language use point to note:
Phase Changers as a whole narrowed the proposal focus within the purpose statement to implement the proposed technology only for highways and freeways, rather than for vehicle roadways as a whole, this change results from comments from Guardian Eyes, who noted that different roadways have different construction codes, and therefore different composition that may affect the integration of the proposed technology. > comma splice