IEA Tasks & Annexe
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IEA AMT Task 5: Tire and Brake Emissions (TiBrakE)
Due to the upcoming Euro 7 legislation, non-exhaust particle emissions are becoming more prominent. The aim of the task is to use findings from international projects, and derive harmonised and clearly defined measures from previously fragmented activities. This should lead to greater acceptance of national approaches to measuring tyre and brake wear and increased awareness of proposed solutions.
IEA AMT Task 12: Novel 2D materials and laser-based surface processes to increase resource efficiency in mobility applications
Friction and wear cause enormous global costs and CO2 emissions. At the same time, machines should become more and more reliable. Within Task 12, new concepts in material development and surface processes are being examined and advanced in order to reduce friction and wear.
Co-Operative Programme on Advanced Materials for Transportation Applications (AMT)
The AMT Technology Programme (AMT-TCP) focuses on creating innovations in material technologies to increase energy efficiency and reduce carbon emissions to allow global warming mitigation.