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Message……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 2
Venue… ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 3
About Kyushu University Energy Week … ………………………………………………………………………… 4
Program & Schedule……………………………………………………………………………………………………… 6
Jan.29(Mon.)
Kyushu University Platform of Inter / Transdisciplinary Energy Research (Q-PIT) Prologue Session… … 8
Jan.30(Tue.)
Kyushu University Platform of Inter / Transdisciplinary Energy Research (Q-PIT) Plenary  Session …… 10
Jan.31(Wed.)2018 I2CNER Annual Symposium… ………………………………………………………………………… 18
Center for Co-Evolutional Social Systems （CESS)

Symposium… ……………………………… 22

Feb. 1 (Thu.)
Hydrogen Energy and Fuel Cell Forum in Kyushu & Int'l Hydrogen Energy Development Forum 2018 …… 24
Chikushi Symposium … ………………………………………………………………………………………… 26
RCSLA & URC Joint Symposium……………………………………………………………………………… 28
Feb. 2 (Fri.)
Kyushu University Platform of Inter / Transdisciplinary Energy Research (Q-PIT) Epilogue Session…… 32
HYDROGENIUS, I²CNER & HYDROMATE Joint Research Symposium ① Fatigue & Fracture / Hydrogen Materials Compatibility…… 34
HYDROGENIUS & I²CNER Tribology Symposium ② Tribology / Hydrogen Materials Compatibility …… 35
HYDROGENIUS & I²CNER Joint Research Symposium ③ Thermophysical Properties / Thermal Science and Engineering… … 36
HYDROGENIUS Symposium  Polymers … ………………………………………………………………… 37
I²CNER Int'l Workshop ① Molecular Photoconversion Devices Division and Electrochemical Energy Conversion Division…… 39
I²CNER Int'l Workshop ② Catalytic Materials Transformations Division…………………………… 40
I²CNER Int'l Workshop ③ CO2 Capture and Utilization Division… …………………………………… 41
I²CNER Int'l Workshop ④ CO2 Storage Division…………………………………………………………… 42
I²CNER Int'l Workshop ⑤ Energy Analysis Division……………………………………………………… 43
I²CNER Int'l Workshop ⑥ Initiative on Applied Math for Energy……………………………………… 44－1－

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MessagePresident
Kyushu University

Chiharu Kubo
First of all, I would like to express my sincere appreciation for your participation in Kyushu University
Energy Week 2018.
On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of its foundation, Kyushu University established the slogan, “Leadto the Next 100 Years, Leap to the Best 100 World,” aspiring to leap into the top hundred universities in theworld. In line with the basic principle of “With continual and autonomous reforms, while guaranteeing
educational quality at an international level, we will aim to be a top-level education and research hub marked
by vitality and a willingness to address future issue,” we formulated the Kyushu University Action Plan 20152020 in 2015, upon which various initiatives have been launched. These include the establishment of the
Platform of Inter/Transdisciplinary Energy Research.
Fukuoka, where Kyushu University is located, was one of the first places to experience the industrial
revolution in Asia, and it once played a central role in Japan’s energy industry as a coal-mining city. Also, as agateway to Asia, Fukuoka has actively adopted cultures of other Asian countries and has influenced manyother countries and regions as a point of transmission of Japanese culture. Against this background, various
research projects on energy have been actively conducted at Kyushu University, with creative and basic
academic studies underway in a wide range of fields.
In this day and age, people of all generations have become more interested in energy issues, especiallybecause of past experiences such as the oil crises, the Chernobyl nuclear power plant accident and the Great
East Japan Earthquake, to name a few. Our country in particular relies on imports for most fossil fuels, amajor energy source, so a stable supply of sustainable energy that is not dependent on fossil fuels has been along-standing goal for us. A variety of difficulties come with fossil fuel-free energy sources, in terms oftechnology, economy and safety, and sustainable and stable utilization is still a challenge. In order to overcome
these problems, researchers and technicians from all relevant fields should work hand-in-hand to seek solutions
from many different perspectives. Also, we must continue to address issues including environmental
destruction and global warming, which we face in the process of new discoveries, research, development andapplications, and work toward the realization of a future energy society.
In this context, we see it as vital to reconsider our mission and realize the formation of a research andeducation core that takes advantage of our university’s unique strengths. We established the Platform of Inter/
Transdisciplinary Energy Research in October 2016 as an all-Kyushu Univ. platform to promote the energy
field. It has received a praise internationally as one of our university’s key strengths and features. It is
expected that the diverse research activities conducted at the university will be systemized. Advanced andintegrated research as well as creative and interdisciplinary research will be promoted, and researchachievements of note will be shared via educational activities.
Under the theme of “Energy Intelligence without Borders for the Protection of our Future,” we will host
Kyushu University Energy Week 2018 this year. It will be an opportunity to publicize our university’s
initiatives in widely varied areas and communities both at home and abroad, and will serve as a forum todeepen exchanges among participating researchers, where they can discuss their research results. For our
second Energy Week event, we have invited prominent national and international researchers in the energy
field to deliver lectures. Students and young researchers from abroad will also be invited to present theirresearch achievements in anticipation of future international joint research projects, as part of our activities toserve as a global hub of energy studies. The program will also include presentations by young researchers,
and symposiums held by multiple energy-related institutions that belong to the university. These events will
be held both on and off campus. Your active participation in many of these events will be gratefully welcomed.

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Venue
KYUSHU
UNIVERSITY
Ito campus
744 Motooka, Nishi-ku,
Fukuoka, 819-0395,
JAPAN● Shiiki Hall

Shiiki HallINAMORI Center

Research Facilities
for Co-Evolutional
Social Systems● I2CNER Hall● Research Facilities
for Co-Evolutional
Social Systems
I2CNER Hall● INAMORI Center

6-1 Kasuga-koen, Kasuga,
Fukuoka, 816-8580,
JAPANSportsGrounds

Nishitetsu
Shimoori Sta.

KYUSHU
UNIVERSITY
Chikushi campus

Art, Science andTechnology Center for
Cooperative Research (KASTEC);KASTEC Rental Laboratory● C-CUBE（Chikushi Hall）

Restaurant
and Store
West entranceJR
Onojyo Sta.

Nishitetsu
Shirakibaru Sta.

Research Institutefor Applied Mechanics
KasugaGate

1-1-1 Tenjin, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka, 810-0001, JAPAN－3－

Chikushi Library
Chikushi Campus
Administrative Oﬃces

Onojyo Gate

Acros Fukuoka ● Event Hall/B2F

C-CUBE（Chikushi Hall）

Kyushu University Energy Week 2018

About Kyushu University Energy Week
What’sKyushu University Energy Week？
Kyushu University Energy Week hold the last week of January once a year in the starting point. Each energyrelated department in Kyushu University cooperates, and this event is held. “Kyushu University energy week”
holds the international workshops and industry-academia-government collaboration workshop and so on asfeaturing the theme of "future energy" through five days. Also it is positioning as the place of the interchangeof the researchers for taking on a role to the international hub function of the energy research.
We hold the following event. Invited lectures Ⅰ : by the well-known researcher of the field of energy from allover the world. Invited lectures Ⅱ : by Expert about the energy from industry and municipality. Panel
Discussion, Young Researcher Presentation, Poster Sessions, and etc.

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Energy Week 2018 – Category for Events –－5－

Kyushu University Energy Week 2018

Program ＆ Schedule
Date

Dept.

Jan.29
(mon)

Q-PIT

Jan.30(tue)

Jan.31
(wed)

Q-PIT

9:30

10:00

10:30

11:00

11:30

12:00

12:30

13:00

13:30

14:00

(1) Q-PIT(2) Q-PIT Plenary Session［JPN/ENG］
Opening/Keynote Speech(4) Q-PIT Poster Presentation

I²CNER(5) 2018 I²CNER Annual

CESS
(COI)

(6) Center for

HYDROGENIUS
METI
Feb.1
(thu)

9:00

HYDROGENIUS
Facility Tour
(7) Hydrogen Energy
Int'l Hydrogen Energy

CHIKUSHI(8) Chikushi

RCSLA
URC

(9) RCSLA &Q-PIT(10) Q-PIT(11) HYDROGENIUS, I²CNER & HYDROMATE Joint Research Symposium ①

HYDROGENIUS
I²CNER(12) HYDROGENIUS & I²CNER Tribology Symposium ②(13) HYDROGENIUS & I²CNER Joint Research Symposium ③ Thermophysical

HYDROGENIUS
Feb.2
(Fri)

(14) HYDROGENIUS(15) I²CNER Int'l Workshop ① Molecular Photoconversion Devices Division and Electrochemical(16) I²CNER Int'l(17) I²CNER Int'l

I²CNER(18) I²CNER Int'l(19) I²CNER Int'l Workshop ⑤(20) I²CNER Int'l Workshop ⑥※Q-PIT:Kyushu University Platform of Inter/Transdisciplinary Energy Research※I²CNER: International Institute for Carbon-Neutral Energy Research※CESS: Center for Co-Evolutional Social Systems※HYDROGENIUS: Research Center for Hydrogen Industrial Use and Storage※RCSLA: Research Center for Synchrotron Light Applications※URC: The Ultramicroscopy Research Center* Above Program is subject to change without prior notice.

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14:30

15:00

15:30

16:00

16:30

17:00

17:30

18:00

18:30

19:00

Venue
Ito Campus Shiiki Hall

Prologue Session［JPN］(3) Q-PIT Plenary Session［JPN/ENG］
Invited Lecture/ Panel Discussion/others

Ito Campus Shiiki Hall
Ito Campus Shiiki Hall［JPN］
I²CNER
Reception

Symposium［ENG］

Ito Campus
I²CNER Bldg.1, I²CNER Hall
Ito Campus Research Facilities
for Co-Evolutional Social Systems, 2F Hall

Co-Evolutional Social Systems（CESS) Symposium［JPN］

Ito Campus
HYDROGENIUS Reception@TENJIN SKY HALL

and Fuel Cell Forum in Kyushu &Development Forum 2018［JPN & ENG］
Symposium［JPN/ENG］

FacilityTour

ACROS Fukuoka B2 Event Hall
Chikushi Campus Chikushi HallURC Joint Symposium［JPN］

Ito Campus Inamori Hall

Epilogue Session［JPN］

Ito Campus Shiiki Hall

Fatigue & Fracture / Hydrogen Materials Compatibility［ENG］

Ito Campus Shiiki Hall
3F Lecture Room

Tribology / Hydrogen Materials Compatibility［ENG］

Ito Campus Shiiki Hall
3F Lecture Room
Ito Campus
I²CNER Bldg.1, 2F Conference Room

Properties / Thermal Science and Engineering［ENG］
Symposium Polymers［ENG］

Ito Campus Shiiki Hall
3F Lecture Room

Energy Conversion Division［ENG］

Ito Campus
I²CNER Bldg.1, Hall B

Workshop ②Catalytic Materials Transformations
Division［ENG］

Ito Campus
I²CNER Bldg.1, Hall A

Workshop ③CO2 Capture and Utilization Division［ENG］

Ito Campus
Center Zone Bldg.3, 3105-06
Ito Campus
I²CNER Bldg.1, Hall C

Workshop ④CO2 Storage Division［ENG］

Ito Campus
CESS Bldg.1, 203

Energy Analysis Division［ENG］

Ito Campus
Center Zone Bldg.3, 3213

Initiative on Applied Math for Energy［ENG］－7－

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Kyushu University Energy Week 2018

Kyushu University Platform of Inter/Transdisciplinary
Energy Research (Q-PIT)<Prologue Session>
29th January 2018

<Date>

13:45-17:30,<Venue>Kyushu University Ito Campus Shiiki Hall Concert Hall

<Language> English and Japanese (J-E simultaneous translation)<Theme>“Introduction of Each Unitʼs Activities of Q-PIT”<Program and Speaker>
Time
13:45-13:50

13:50-14:20

Program and Speaker
Remarks Prof. Masato Wakayama, Executive Vice President, Kyushu University

Introduction of Kyushu University Platform of Inter/Transdisciplinary Energy
Research
Prof. Masato Wakayama, Executive Vice President, Kyushu University

14:20-14:30

Break
Lecture by Q-PIT faculty members 1●Global Energy Research Alliance Unit
Global Energy Alliance Area Professor Akari Hayashi
International Energy Science Research Area Associate Professor Stephen Lyth

14:30-15:50

Theme︓Starting activities as the international hub of the research network related toenergy field- Introduction of activities associated with Hawaii State ●Transdisciplinary Energy Science and Education Unit
Science and Technology Area Professor Yoshihiro Yamazaki
Theme︓Transdisciplinary energy materials science and education at Q-PIT

15:50-16:00

Break
Lecture by Q-PIT faculty members 2●Renewable Energy Utilization Research Unit
Renewabe Energy Area Associate Professor Koichi Watanabe
Hydrogen Energy Systems Area Associate Professor Li Hai-Wen

16:00-17:30

Theme︓Toward introduction and expansion of renewable energy●Future Energy Society Research Unit
Bio-energy Area Associate Professor Keiko Aoki
Energy and Economics Area Assistant Professor Nobuyuki Takashima
Theme︓Social scientific approach to realization of optimal safe, sacure, and stableenergy society.

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Remarks, Introduction of Kyushu University Platform of Inter/Transdisciplinary Energy Research

Masato Wakayama
Professor,
Executive Vice President, Kyushu University
Deputy Director General, Q-PIT

L e c t u r e b y Q- P I T f a c u l t y members 1

Starting activities as the international hub of the research network related to energy field－ Introduction of activities associated with Hawaii State －Global Energy Research Alliance Unit

Global Energy Research Alliance Unit

Akari Hayashi

Stephen LythProfessor,
Global Energy Alliance Area

Associate Professor,
International Energy Science Research Area

Transdisciplinary energy materials science and education at Q-PIT
Transdisciplinary Energy Science and Education Unit

Yoshihiro Yamazaki
Professor,
Science and Technology Area

L e c t u r e b y Q- P I T f a c u l t y members 2

Toward introduction and expansion of renewable energy
Renewable Energy Utilization Research Unit

Renewable Energy Utilization Research Unit

Koichi Watanabe

Hai-Wen Li

Associate Professor,
Renewabe Energy Area

Associate Professor,
Hydrogen Energy Systems Area

Social scientific approach to realization of safe, sacure, and stable optimal energy society
Future Energy Society Research Unit

Future Energy Society Research Unit

Keiko Aoki

Nobuyuki Takashima

Associate Professor,
Bio-energy Area

Assistant Professor,
Energy and Economics Area

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Kyushu University Platform of Inter/Transdisciplinary
Energy Research (Q-PIT)<Plenary Session><Date>
09:30-18:00, 30th January 2018
<Venue>Kyushu University Ito Campus Shiiki Hall, Concert Hall
<Language> English and Japanese (simultaneous translation)<Theme>“Starting Activities as the International Hub of Energy Research and Education”<Program and Speaker>
Time
09:30-09:40

09:40-10:20

10:20-10:30
10:30-11:10

11:10-11:20
11:20-12:00

12:00-13:00
13:00-14:30

14:30-15:30

Program and Speaker
Opening Ceremony
Opening remarks Chiharu Kubo, President of Kyushu University
Masato Wakayama, Executive Vice President, Kyushu University
Invited Lecture 1●Emission intensity and land use evolution: regional observations and analysis in China
Prof. Xiangzheng Deng, Director of the External Cooperation Office, Institute ofGeographic Sciences and Natural Resources Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences
(CAS)
Break
Invited Lecture 2●Hawaii's Renewable Energy Landscape
Dr. Patrick K. Takahashi, Emeritus Director of Hawaii Natural Energy Institute (HNEI),
University of Hawaii, Manoa
Break
Invited Lecture 3●European Energy Strategy for Research and Innovation
Prof. Michel Pons, University of Grenoble-Alps, Research director of French National
Center for Scientific Research (CNRS)
Luncheon
Poster Presentation (Reception and viewing posters starts at 12:30)
Young researchers, doctoral students, international researchers and graduate students* The award ceremony will be held in the concert hall, Shiiki hall at 17:00, January 30
Invited Lecture 4●Long-term CO2 emission reduction scenarios on the basis of a global energysystem
model
Prof. Yasumasa Fujii, Department of Nuclear Engineering and Management, The
university of Tokyo●Future projections and risk studies of climate change
Dr. Seita Emori, Head of Climate Risk Assessment Section, Center for Global
Environmental Research, National Institute for Environmental Studies
15:30-15:50

Break

15:50-16:50

Panel Discussion●Discussion by international invited guests, researchers, Kyushu university graduates,and participants in the support program for young researchers and doctoral students“After graduation from the university, how the students can contribute to the society”

16:50-17:00

Break

17:00-17:50

Best Poster Award Ceremony

17:50-18:00

Closing Remarks
Prof. Masato Wakayama, Executive Vice President, Kyushu University－ 10 －

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I nvited L ecture 1

Emission intensity and land use evolution:
regional observations and analyses in China
Professor
Institute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources Research,
Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS)Xiangzheng Deng
Abstract
Global mitigation of greenhouse gas (GHG) emission targets to regional solution at different scaleswith structural effects. Because local ecosystem service has different functions to influence regional
environment, it is unclear that the land use evolution, e.g., the structural effects of land uses, onlowering emission intensity and mitigating air pollution, and it is debatable that the efficiency of
mitigation of GHG emission can be improved by increasing what kind of ecological infrastructure atregional scale. In this study, we propose a systematic methodology on identification of trade-offs
among structural impacts of land use evolution on emission intensity at regional scale through both
qualitatively and quantitatively statistical analysis to clarify impacts of different land use on the
mitigation of emission intensity. In particular to a region with some distinct constraints of natural
resources, regional planning has to rely on scientific solutions for bridging the gap of emission
mitigation target among multi-levels of administrations and at same time enhancing the optimal
allocation of natural resource. In this case study, we qualitatively analyze the principle component
among impact factors in a regional socio-economic-ecological system of Zhangye City, a region
located at the middle reach of the Heihe River Basin in China, and quantitatively analyze therelationship between land use evolution and emission intensity with controlling the effects of air
contaminations during 1980s–2010s. The analytical results prove that forest land has statisticallysignificant impacts on the mitigation of emission intensity, more importantly, there are no statisticalsignificant evidences showing that cultivated land and wetland have the same functions. It indicatesthat to identify key issues from those mixed impacts of land use structure at regional scale
determines to promote an optimal path of natural resource allocation for reducing the GHG emission
and air contaminations. It implies that mitigation of GHG sorely needs to take land use structurechanges into consideration of the systematic research for scientifically improving regional planningand sustainable development.

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I nvited L ecture 2

Hawaii's Renewable Energy LandscapeEmeritus Director
Hawaii Natural Energy Institute (HNEI)
University of Hawaii, Manoa

Patrick K. Takahashi
Abstract
Hawaii is a group of remote and isolated islands in the middle of the Pacific Ocean with varied
populations which is still heavily relying on fossil fuel as an energy source for its electrical grids. Inview of the finite oil supply and variability in oil prices, Hawaii has set a goal to achieve 100 percent
clean energy by 2045 and leverage its rich renewable and largely intermittent energy sources: solar,
wind, wave, geothermal, and bio-fuels. However, the anticipated high penetration of intermittent
energy sources into its varied size electrical grids and geography have complicated the integration ofthese technologies and resulted in locally diverse solutions. The Hawaii Natural Energy Instituteestablished by statute in 2007 play a central role in accelerating the development, integration, anddemonstration of renewable energy technologies in Hawaii.

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I nvited L ecture 3

European Energy Strategy for Research andInnovation
Research director, French National Center for Scientific Research(CNRS)
Professor
University of Grenoble-AlpsMichel PONS
Abstract
The European Energy Strategy is built on the ambition to achieve, in a cost-effective way, afundamental transformation of Europe's energy system, moving to more sustainable, secure andcompetitive ways of delivering energy affordably to consumers. Research and Innovation (R&I)
constitute a crucial pillar to fulfil this objective. According to European experts, it will be necessary
to increase the amount of low-carbon energy in electricity production to 80% by 2050 in order tocomply with the greenhouse gas emissions reduction. Currently, renewable energies (wind, solar,hydroelectricity, etc.) account for about 20% of the electricity mix, but barely 5% of total energy
consumption, dominated by coal and oil.
The Horizon 2020 work program for 2018-2020, on secure, clean and efficient energy, deploys morethan EUR 2 billion to support Research and Innovation (R&I) (https://ec.europa.eu/programmes/
horizon2020/en/h2020 -section/secure-clean-and-efficient-energy). A special focus is put on
decarbonizing the European Union (EU) building stock by 2050 (-40 % in 2030), strengthening EU
leadership on renewables, and developing affordable and integrated energy storage solutions. The
context for operationalizing and implementing these priorities, as well as other relevant issues
addressed in this work program part, is the Strategic Energy Technology Plan (SET Plan https://setis.ec.europa.eu/). It seeks to maximize synergies between EU and national public R&I support forclean energy and to leverage private funding, for priorities across 10 key actions. For 2020, the SETPlan provides a framework to accelerate the development and deployment of cost-effective low
carbon technologies. With such comprehensive strategies, the EU is on track to reach its 20-20-20
goals of a 20% reduction of CO2 emissions, a 20% share of energy from low-carbon energy sourcesand 20% reduction in the use of primary energy by improving energy efficiency by 2020. For 2050,
the SET-Plan is targeted at limiting climate change to a global temperature rise of no more than 2 ℃ ,in particular by matching the vision to reduce EU greenhouse gas emissions by at least 80 %.
In France, different scenarios have been made by ADEME, the French Environment and Energy
Management Agency (http://ademe.fr). These scenarios identify a possible pathway for the energy
transition in France taking into account its particularities. They are based, as the SET Plan, on twotime horizons and two separate methodologies. The different aspects of the R&I strategy andtransition scenarios will be presented.
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Kyushu University Platform of Inter/Transdisciplinary
Energy Research (Q-PIT)<Poster Presentation>
13:00-14:30, 30th January 2018
Kyushu University Ito Campus Shiiki Hall Conference Room
* The award ceremony will be held in the concert hall, Shiiki hall at 17:00, January 30<Language> English and Japanese<Session name> Poster presentation<Date><Venue>● Poster presentation by young researchers, doctoral students, international researchers and graduate students(Reception and viewing posters starts at 12:30)【学内応募者】
ポスター番号

所属

氏名研究タイトル① -1

システム情報科学研究院

黒川 雄一郎GdFe 薄膜を用いたスピン熱電変換の膜厚依存性① -2

システム情報科学府

谷田 知史

非平衡プラズマを用いたカーボンリサイクルによるエネルギー貯蔵① -3

カーボンニュートラル ･ エネルギー
国際研究所 ( 工学府 )Wang Zhenying① -4

共進化社会システム創成拠点

George Frederick
Harrington

① -5

工学研究院

田中 学

① -6

工学府

馮 世演

① -7

工学府

NGUYEN THI GIANG
HUONG

① -8

工学府

Liana Christiani

① -9

工学府

喜多 由拓

超撥水テクスチャ面による濡れ性制御を利用した液滴輸送

① -10

工学府

武藤 毬佳

再生可能エネルギ―の高効率利用に向けたカーボンフリー水電解電極触媒の開発

① -11

工学府

二村 聖太郎将来の超高効率エネルギーシステム実現に向けた燃料電池の開発

① -12

工学府

黒瀬 築

① -13

工学府

HAN HOON

Vapor absorption/desorption phenomena of sessile liquid desiccant droplets on solid
surfaces
Electro-chemo-mechanics at the nanoscale: Potential for next-generation electrochemical
devices
新規な熱プラズマ場 「多相交流アーク」 による金属窒化物ナノ粒子の創成
Development of polymer electrolyte blend membrane with charge transfer compelx
structure
Coking tolerant (Ce, Zr)O2-dispersed structured-catalyst material for direct-hydrocarbon
fuel cell
Development of charge-transfer complex hybrid films as polymer electrolyte membranes
for high temperature fuel cell application

不均一熱負荷場における並列ミニチャンネル内沸騰流に関する実験的研究
隣接酸基を持つポリマーからなる広温低加湿用プロトン伝導性膜の開発
Oxygen-reduction Electrochemical Measurements of Pt-free Electrocatalysts for Efficient
Hydrogen Utilization

① -14

工学府

Albert Mufundirwa

① -15

工学府

黄 亭維

水素の高効率利用に向けた電界紡糸法による燃料電池用メソポーラスカーボンファイバーの開発

① -16

工学府

宮本 英昌

水素利用の高効率化に向けた燃料電池の高温作動化－電極触媒劣化メカニズムの解明－

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工学府

片上 正隆

高効率水素貯蔵に向けたカーボン材料の吸着特性の基礎研究

① -18

工学府

傅 博

水素の高効率利用に向けた燃料電池のカーボン細孔構造制御

① -19

工学府

宇田 圭佑

水素の高効率利用に向けた自動車用燃料電池の低白金化の検討

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工学府

喜多 修士

炭素析出耐性を高めた固体酸化物形燃料電池用燃料極材料の開発

① -21

工学府

川内野 大樹Ti 系多孔体を担体とした PEFC 電極触媒 ・ GDL 一体シートの開発

① -22

工学府

村本 朱

次世代火力発電の実現に向けた熱力学平衡燃料組成に関する研究

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工学府

瀧野 惠介

高効率燃料電池システムの開発に向けた研究～交換電流密度に着目した内部特性の可視化～

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工学府

長嶺 優

SnO2 担持 PEFC 電極触媒の光化学法よる調製に関する研究

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工学府

田仁 裕也

固体酸化物形燃料電池における電解質材料の酸素イオン伝導挙動と相転移

① -26

工学府

石橋 健太郎マグネシウム置換ガリウム酸ランタンにおける相変態と局所構造変化① -27

稲盛フロンティア研究センター

兵頭 潤次

イオン ・ 電子ビームを用いた固体酸化物型燃料電池カソード材料表面におけるストロンチウム濃化現象の観測① -28

統合新領域学府

峯崎 航希

膜分離法によるバイオガスからの水素製造プロセスのカーボンフリー化① -29

総合理工学府

Muhammad Faisal
Hasan

① -30

人間環境学府李 学成

Honeycomb solar air heating system
再生可能エネルギーを利用した空気循環型室温制御システム－省 ・ 蓄 ・ 配エネルギーの最適化制御－－ 14 －

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【学内応募者】
ポスター番号

所属

氏名

② -1

共進化社会システム創成拠点

山口 尚哉

② -2

工学府

CHEN TING

② -3

工学府

ADI SAPUTRA② -4

先導物質化学研究所

長島 一樹

ナノスケール時空間熱輸送制御による超省エネルギー室温駆動ナノワイヤ分子認識センサデバイスの創成

② -5

農学研究院

Ta Viet Ton

Robust Consensus for Multi-Agent Dynamics

③ -1

工学府

Ebrahim Aly

④ -1
④ -2
④ -3
④ -4

カーボンニュートラル ･ エネルギー国際研究所
カーボンニュートラル ･ エネルギー
国際研究所 ( 工学府 )カーボンニュートラル ･ エネルギー
国際研究所 ( 工学府 )カーボンニュートラル ･ エネルギー
国際研究所 ( 工学府 )Orejon Daniel

研究タイトル
電力需要予測精度に応じた最適な電力調達
Impact of microstructure and crystallinity on surface exchange kinetics of strontium
titanium iron oxide perovskite by in situ optical transmission relaxation approach
Design and thermodynamics analysis of high performance membrane-based CO2 capture
technology in light integrated coal gasification fuel cell plant

Sustainability evaluation of energy infrastructure:A hybrid simulation approach toinclusive wealth
Environment Optimization for Enhanced Coalescence-Induced Droplet-Jumping
Condensation Heat Transfer

福田 未央

高強度材料における疲労限度とその滑りたいに及ぼす水素の影響

吉田 修一

水素ぜい化防止に関する研究

崔 雪松

異種材溶接継手の引張強度特性に及ぼす水素の影響

④ -5

工学研究院

濵中 晃弘

カーボンサイクルを目指した石炭地下ガス化システムによる未利用石炭資源の開発

④ -6

工学研究院

長谷川 丈二高電圧マグネシウム二次電池の実現に向けた NASICON 型正極材料の開発

④ -7

工学府

北村 利彦

日本のエネルギー安全保障－エネルギー資源供給途絶のシミュレーション－

④ -8

工学府

志賀 雅亘

次世代エネルギーデバイス実現のための高スピン分極率材料の探索

④ -9

工学府

伊川 萌黄

④ -10

工学府

麻生 浩平

④ -11

工学府

松川 祐子

多孔性コバルト硫化物の新規合成法の開発とエネルギー貯蔵デバイスへの応用④ -12

最先端有機光エレクトロニクス
研究センター

嘉部 量太

世界初の有機蓄光を用いた光エネルギーの有効利用④ -13

総合理工学府前蔵 貴行

低消費電力社会に向けた ULSI 内光配線用Ｇ e 光素子の作製と評価④ -14

総合理工学府Miksik Frantisek

Adsorption heat storage for small scale application and material selection④ -15

総合理工学府Marzia Khanam

Performance investigation of sorption based cooling system by CFD analysis④ -16

総合理工学府Indri Yaningsih

Impacts of Renewable Energy on Sustainability ―Empirical Analysis with Inclusive
Wealth ー
ナノ粒子の異方形状に由来する局所格子ひずみの精密測定(Local lattice strain induced by shape anisotropy of nanoparticles)

Dehumidification using an alternative adsorption system for air conditioner④ -17

総合理工学府

M L Palash

Implementing direct imaging technique for quantitative analysis of surface prosoity ofmesoporous adsorbents④ -18

総合理工学府江川 雄亮

キャビティリングダウン分光法を用いたホールスラスタの損耗調査④ -19

総合理工学府中野 敬太

長寿命核分裂生成物 Zr-93 の短寿命化 ・ 再資源化に向けた核反応データ測定④ -20

総合理工学府西川 尚史

Study on minority-carrier lifetime in ultrananocrystalline diamond/hydrogenatedamorphous carbon composite films④ -21

総合理工学府荒田 浩輔

水蒸気改質法における透過材を用いた水素の製造と分離に関する研究

④ -22

数理学府

和田 啓吾

予混合火炎のダリウス ・ ランダウ不安定性に対する M^2 展開による圧縮性の効果

④ -23

経済学府

西嶋 大輔

動的離散選択分析を通した耐久財の買い替え政策導入による経済効果および CO2 排出削減効果に関する研究：家電エコポイント制度を研究対象として

④ -24

経済学府

高藪 広隆

世界の金属産業の生産技術の改善が気候変動緩和に果たす役割

大学名（国名）

氏名

研究概要
Enhanced Oxygen Exchange of Perovskite Oxide Surfaces through Strain-driven Chemical
Stabilization【海外招へい者】
ポスター番号
G-1

KAIST（韓国）

Bonjae Koo

G-2

ハワイ大学（USA)

Jing Qi

G-3
G-4

オーフス大学（デンマーク）ルーバンカトリック大学（ベルギー）

G-5

リーズ大学 ( イギリス）

Yigang Yan
Xiao LI
Roxburgh Nicholas
David

新規触媒としてカーバイドベースのナノ材料を開発し、 エネルギーデバイス用電極材料への応用を試みる
金属ホウ素水素化物を用いた水素貯蔵
ポーラス構造を有する水素化物における水素吸着挙動の解明を図る
エネルギー供給に、 外生的なショックが発生する際のことまで考えた適切な計画を立てる必要がある。 これまでの共同研究に更にエネルギー構成要素を詳細に考慮したモデル化を行う
循環型社会や環境負荷の少ない低炭素社会の構築など、 環境問題を解決するために、 グローバルな視点に立脚した都市 ・ 建築環境の改善対策について検討する
シリコンおよび化合物半導体を活用し、 電力変換をつかさどるパワーデバイスの限界突破技術、 次世代パワーモ
ジュールの提案を行う

G-6

同済大学（中国）

HE YangG-7

シェフィールド大学（イギリス）

Peng LuoG-8

ハワイ大学（USA)Diamond Tachera

A Hydrogeochemical Assessment of Geothermal Resources in the State of Hawaii

G-9

ハワイ大学（USA)

Anthony Christe

Comparing and Contrasting Power Quality Issues between Kyuhsu University and the
University of Hawaii at Manoa

G-10

ハワイ大学（USA)

ImeldaVariable Pricing and the Social Cost of Renewable Energy－ 15 －

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I nvited L ecture 4

Long-term CO2 emission reduction scenarios
on the basis of a global energy system model
Professor
Department of Nuclear Engineering and Management,
The University of Tokyo

Yasumasa Fujii
Abstract
A global energy system model of optimization type, of which the objective function is the totalenergy system cost over the 21st century, was used as an analytical tool. The model involves various
components of energy production, conversion, transportation, and storage. It is formulated as a linear
optimization model, of which the number of the variables is more than one million. The recent
version of the model incorporates a nuclear module which takes account of the availability of nuclear
fuel cycles. A new PV module is also incorporated so that the regional and seasonal intermittent
characteristics of PV can be taken into account.
In the analysis for the presentation, two policy cases were assumed. One case is no CO2 regulationcase (Base case) and the other is CO2 regulation case (REG case). REG Case is the scenario to halve
CO2 emissions by the year 2050 for the world as a whole, and thereafter the emission was assumed
to be regulated so that atmospheric CO2 concentrations would be maintained at the level avoiding
around 2°C increase of average global temperature from pre-industrial levels until the year 2100.
Under the great deal of uncertainty, the simulation results of the mathematical programming model
suggest that rather stringent CO 2 mitigation targets can be satisfied under the large-scale
deployment of innovative technologies, highlighting the essential roles of renewable and nuclear
energies, and the advanced use of fossil fuel with CCS (CO2 Capture and Storage) in the long run.
The result supports the strategy of pursuing multiple technologies simultaneously, rather thanfocusing on one single technological option.

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I nvited L ecture 4

Future projections and risk studies of climatechangeHead
Climate Risk Assessment Section,
Center for Global Envronmental Research,
National Institute for Environmental Studies

Seita EMORI
Abstract
Over the past 150 years, global average temperature has increased around 1 degree C. The maincauses are very likely to be increased human-induced greenhouse gases (GHGs) in the atmosphere.
With the rise of global temperature, various risks have been posed against human society andecosystem; the sea level rise, the ice sheet melt, extreme weather such as heat waves and heavy
rains growing both in frequency and scale.
At the end of 2015, the 21st session of the Conference of the Parties (COP21) to the United Nations
Framework Convention on Climate Change(UNFCCC) was held in Paris and adopted the ‘Paris
Agreement on Climate Change’ which set path to keep global temperature rise well below 2 degrees
C and to make efforts to limit the temperature increase even further to 1.5 degrees C above preindustrial levels. It was also agreed to cut global CO2 emissions to almost net-zero by the end of thiscentury to achieve the goal. The energy-related CO2 being the main part of GHGs, the agreement
represents a determination by global community to realize a society which ends dependence on fossil
fuels (decarbonized society) within this century.
Will it be possible to realize such goals? Why do we need to aim 1.5 degrees C or 2 degrees C?
In this talk, I will overview the scientific analyses about present situations and future projections ofclimate change as well as its risks. Then I would like to discuss what choices humankind shouldmake to challenge the decarbonization. Finally, I will mention the role that energy system innovation
is expected to play in this transformation of our society.

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Kyushu University Energy Week 2018
International Institute for Carbon-Neutral Energy Research (I2CNER)

2018 I2CNER Annual Symposium<Date>

9:30 – 18:30, Wednesday, 31st January 2018

<Venue>I2CNER Hall, I2CNER Bldg. 1, Ito Campus, Kyushu University<Language><Theme>EnglishChallenges in Thermal Science and Engineering towards a Sustainable Society<Program and Speaker>
Time
9:30-10:00

Program and Speaker
Opening Remarks
Prof. Masato Wakayama, Executive Vice President, Kyushu University
Dr. Akira Ukawa, WPI Program Director, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science
Mr. Ross Matzkin-Bridger, Energy Attaché, U.S. Embassy Tokyo, and Director, U.S. Department ofEnergyʼs Japan OfficeProf. Petros Sofronis, Director, I2CNER, Kyushu University
Prof. Bidyut Baran Saha, I2CNER, Kyushu University

10:00-10:50

Keynote Lecture①
Prof. Takao Kashiwagi, International Research Center of Advanced Energy Systems for Sustainability,
Tokyo Institute of Technology
Theme: Thermal Waste Heat Utilization for Achieving Super Smart Community

10:50-11:10

Coffee Break

11:10-11:40

Prof. Anutosh Chakraborty, School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering,
Nanyang Technological University
Theme: Water Adsorption on Various MOFs for Next Generation Cooling Applications

11:40-12:10

Prof. Pega Hrnjak, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Center/Department of Mechanical Science andEngineering, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Theme: Using Carbon Dioxide in Efficient Energy Conversion Systems as the Way to Carbon-Neutral Society

12:10-13:10

Group Photo Session, Lunch & Poster Session

13:10-14:00

Keynote Lecture②
Prof. Gautam Biswas, Indian Institute of Technology, Guwahati
Theme: Different Regimes of Pool Boiling

14:00-14:30

Prof. Benjamin McLellan, Graduate School of Energy Science, Kyoto University
Theme: Renewable Energy and the Minerals Industry: Focus on Thermal Energy Applications

14:30-15:00

Prof. Koji Takahashi, I2CNER, Kyushu University
Theme: Thermophysical Measurement Methods for Individual Nanomaterials and Control of Nanoscale

15:00-15:30

Thermal Transport
Prof. Takahiko Miyazaki, I2CNER, Kyushu University

15:30-16:00

Theme: Potential of an Ambient Air for Energy Saving Technologies through the Maisotsenko Cycle
Prof. Liwei Wang, Institute of Refrigeration and Cryogenics, Shanghai Jiao Tong University
Theme: Efficient Electricity Generation Cycles Driven by Low Grade Heat

16:00-16:20

Coffee Break

16:20-16:50

Prof. J. Steven Brown, School of Engineering, The Catholic University of America
Theme: Low Global Warming Potential Working Fluids

16:50-17:20

Prof. Yukihiro Higashi, I2CNER, Kyushu University
Theme: Thermodynamic Property Measurements of Low-GWP Refrigerant Mixtures

17:20-17:50

Prof. Naoya Sakoda, I2CNER, Kyushu University
Theme: Thermophysical Property Measurements of High-Pressure Hydrogen up to 100 MPa and17:50-18:20

Applications of the Database to Design for Hydrogen Infrastructure
Prof. Akio Miyara, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Saga University/I2CNER, Kyushu University
Theme: Effects of Condensate Flow and Thickness on Heat Transfer of Film-wise Condensation

18:20-18:30

Closing Remarks
Prof. Yasuyuki Takata, I2CNER, Kyushu University

18:30-20:00

Reception(Venue: I2CNER Lounge)－ 18 －

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K eynote Lecture 1

Different Regimes of Pool Boiling

Director
Indian Institute of Technology, Guwahati

Gautam Biswas
Abstract
Boiling is an intricate phenomenon exhibiting various regimes from bubble generation over thesurface during nucleate boiling to bubble generation through a vapor film during film boiling. In thepresent study, we incorporated a numerical technique (CLSVOF) to simulate the bubble generation,
growth and its departure during pool boiling. In the film boiling regime, the bubble growth isgoverned by the instabilities at the liquid-vapor interface. The instability mode transforms from
Rayleigh-Taylor at the low wall-superheat temperature to Taylor-Helmholtz at the higher superheat
values, governing the bubble-separation distance. The bubble morphology varies from discrete
bubbles at low superheat to vapor columns at the higher superheat values. The heat transfer rateduring film boiling therefore depends on the degree of superheat. The application of electric field
across the interface intensifies the bubble growth rate, reducing the critical wavelength andenhancing the heat transfer rate. A threshold intensity of applied electric field is required to achievea significant effect in bubble morphology and heat transfer rate. In the reduced gravity condition,
the electrohydrodynamic forces are the dominant reason for the instability at the interface. Hence,the electric field can be utilized to acquire the same heat transfer rate during boiling as in the earth’s
condition. The vapor generation rate can also be controlled.
When the wettability of the solid surface is considered during film boiling, the vapor film ruptures
for the high wettability surfaces leading to the transition from the film boiling to nucleate boilingregime. For the low wettability surface where the liquid-solid contact does not occur, the applicationof electric field is found to result in increased vapor generation rate and eventually the transition to
nucleate boiling.
Unlike to the bubble growth in film boiling where the heat transfer occurs solely from the heatedsurface to the vapor film, in nucleate boiling the growth of bubble is due to the combined effect ofheat transfer from superheated liquid and microlayer evaporation. Through the numericalsimulations, the effect of surface superheat on the growth rate and heat transfer is analyzed. The
effect of liquid subcooling on the bubble growth and after its departure is also studied.

Figure 1. (a) Effect of EHD and buoyancy during film boiling (b) Growth of a single bubble during nucleate boiling and (c) transition due to surface
wettability (top = ψ =30° , bottom = ψ =120° ) .

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K eynote Lecture 2

Thermal Waste Heat Utilization for Achieving
Super Smart Community
Director
International Research Center of Advanced Energy Systems for Sustainability,
Tokyo Institute of Technology

Takao Kashiwagi
Abstract
Paris agreement has made a great impact on the existing energy and environment systems. In theyear 2050, oil will be restricted to transportation sector and chemical usages whilst fuel cells andrenewable energy technologies start realizing their full commercialization potential. On the other
hand, residential sector can be synergistically synchronized with the transport sector, thus, zeroenergy and low-carbon emission housing will be realized in major parts of the world. Still in Japan,
the Great East Japan Earthquake followed by the nuclear plant accidents in March, 2011, has huge
impact on the Japan’s energy systems. Therefore, it is imperative to develop and demonstrate newenergy technologies including waste heat utilization as well as system applications, and propose a
grand design and energy policy plan.
Taking full consideration of these matters and forward guidance, Japanese government undertakes
the creation of advanced energy systems for sustainability. In order to contribute to environmental
protection and energy security, future energy systems should introduce not only a large amount of
renewable but also the development of innovative technologies such as higher utilization of waste
thermal energy in smart energy network systems based on existing base load power stations. This
presentation examines the recent advances of Japanese thermal energy policy focusing on the
integrated thermal infrastructure. Smart society will be built around three key features: integrated
mega-structure, renewable power production, and mobile energy storage with rapid charging. Figure
1 shows such smart society where the residential buildings are interconnected with micro-gridfeatures. Power generation fully employs renewable energy potential whilst electric and plug-in
hybrid vehicles will be employed for transportation as well as mobile energy storage and carriers by
exploiting rapid charging facilities.

Figure 1. Renewable energies, electric vehicles, and plug-in hybrid vehicles in residential communities.

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Opening Remarks

Opening Remarks

Executive Vice President,
Kyushu University

WPI Program Director,
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science

Prof. Masato Wakayama

Dr. Akira Ukawa

Opening Remarks

Opening Remarks

Energy Attaché, U.S. Embassy Tokyo /Director, U.S. Department of Energy' s Japan OfficeDirector,
I2CNER, Kyushu University

Mr. Ross Matzkin-Bridger

Prof. Petros Sofronis
Water Adsorption on Various MOFs for
Next Generation Cooling Applications

Opening Remarks

I2CNER,
Kyushu University

School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering,
Nanyang Technological University

Prof. Bidyut Baran Saha

Prof. Anutosh Chakraborty
Renewable Energy and the Minerals Industry:
Focus on Thermal Energy Applications

Using Carbon Dioxide in Efficient Energy Conversion
Systems as the Way to Carbon-Neutral Society
Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Center/Department of Mechanical
Science and Engineering, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Graduate School of Energy Science,
Kyoto University

Prof. Pega Hrnjak

Benjamin McLellan
Potential of Wet Air for Energy Saving
Technologies

Thermophysical Measurement Methods for Individual
Nanomaterials and Control of Nanoscale Thermal Transport
I2CNER,
Kyushu University

I2CNER,
Kyushu University

Prof. Koji Takahashi

Prof. Takahiko Miyazaki
Low Global Warming Potential Working
Fluids

Efficient Electricity Generation Cycles
Driven by Low Grade Heat
Institute of Refrigeration and Cryogenics,
Shanghai Jiao Tong University

School of Engineering,
The Catholic University of America

Prof. Liwei Wang

Prof. J. Steven Brown
Thermophysical Property Measurement of HighPressure Hydorogen up to 100MPa and Application of
the Datebase to Design for Hydorogen Infrastructure

Thermodynamic Property Measurementsof Low-GWP Refrigerant Mixtures
I2CNER,
Kyushu University

I2CNER,
Kyushu University

Prof. Yukihiro Higashi

Prof. Naoya Sakoda

Effects of Condensate Flow and Thickness
on Heat Transfer of Film-wise Condensation

Closing Remarks

Department of Mechanical Engineering,
Saga University/I2CNER, Kyushu University

I2CNER,
Kyushu University

Prof. Akio Miyara

Prof. Yasuyuki Takata－ 21 －

Kyushu University Energy Week 2018九州⼤学エネルギーウィーク 2018

Center for Co-Evolutional Social Systems （CESS)
Symposium<⽇時>2018 年 1 ⽉ 31 ⽇ (⽔曜⽇) 13:00-17:30<場所>

九州⼤学伊都キャンパス 共進化社会システムイノベーション施設 ホール（２階）

<⾔語>

⽇本語

<テーマ>

「エネルギー脱炭素化施策が描く未来社会」<プログラム及び講演者>
時間
13:00-13:１5

13:15-13:45

13:45-14:05

14:05-14:25

14:25-14:45
14:45-14:55

14:55-15:15

15:15-15:35

15:35-15:55

15:55-16:15

16:15-16:20

16:20-17:30

プログラム・講演者
開会挨拶
九州⼤学共進化社会システム創成拠点 プロジェクトリーダー ⽯原 晋也
来賓挨拶

⽂部科学省

来賓挨拶

ＣＯＩプログラムビジョン３ ビジョナリーリーダー 佐藤 順⼀

九州⼤学 COI におけるエネルギーの取組
九州⼤学 副学⻑
九州⼤学共進化社会システム創成拠点 エネルギー部会リーダー 佐々⽊ ⼀成
エネルギーシステムの脱炭素化のためのイノベーション
東京⼤学⼤学院⼯学系研究科 客員研究員 吉岡 剛
電気⾃動⾞への適⽤を⽬指した SOFC 基盤技術開発
九州⼤学⽔素エネルギー国際研究センター 教授 ⾕⼝ 俊輔
未来の理想的なエネルギーサービスの技術課題について
九州⼤学⽔素エネルギー国際研究センター 教授 ⼟肥 英幸
休憩
メタン燃料ＳＯＦＣの⾰新的低炭素・⾼効率発電
九州⼤学 客員教授
東京ガス株式会社 基盤技術部 主席研究員 松﨑 良雄
春⽇エリアにおけるエネルギー⾯的利⽤の取り組み
九州⼤学炭素資源国際教育研究センター 教授 原⽥ 達朗
エネルギービッグデータを⽤いた電⼒需要予測技術
九州⼤学マス・フォア・インダストリ研究所 准教授 廣瀬 慧
エネルギービッグデータ活⽤のための情報プラットフォーム構築
九州⼤学⼤学院システム情報科学研究院情報知能⼯学部⾨ 教授
九州⼤学共進化社会システム創成拠点 市⺠サービス部会リーダー ⾕⼝ 倫⼀郎
閉会挨拶
九州⼤学 理事・副学⻑
九州⼤学共進化社会システム創成拠点 リサーチリーダー 若⼭ 正⼈
ポスターセッション （場所︓3 階 セミナー室）－ 22 －

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エネルギーシステムの脱炭素化のためのイノベーション

九州大学 COI におけるエネルギーの取組

九州大学 副学長
九州大学共進化社会システム創成拠点
エネルギー部会リーダー

東京大学大学院工学系研究科
客員研究員

佐々木

吉岡

一成

剛

未来の理想的なエネルギーサービスの技術課題について

電気自動車への適用を目指した
SOFC 基盤技術開発

九州大学水素エネルギー国際研究センター教授

九州大学水素エネルギー国際研究センター
教授

谷口

土肥

俊輔

英幸

春日エリアにおけるエネルギー面的利用の取り組み

メタン燃料ＳＯＦＣの
革新的低炭素・高効率発電

九州大学 客員教授
東京ガス株式会社 基盤技術部 主席研究員

九州大学炭素資源国際教育研究センター
教授

松﨑

原田

良雄

達朗

エネルギービッグデータ活用のための情報プラットフォーム構築

エネルギービッグデータを用いた
電力需要予測技術

九州大学マス・フォア・インダストリ研究所准教授

九州大学大学院システム情報科学研究院
情報知能工学部門 教授
九州大学共進化社会システム創成拠点
市民サービス部会リーダー

廣瀬

谷口

慧

－ 23 －

倫一郎

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Kyushu University Energy Week 2018

Kyushu Bureau of Economy, Trade and Industry/HYDROGENIUS etc.
Hydrogen Energy and Fuel Cell Forum in Kyushu &International Hydrogen Energy Development Forum 2018
1st February 2018

<Date>

13:00 - 16:45,<Venue>ACROS Fukuoka B2 Event Hall (1-1-1 Tenjin, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City, Japan)<Language> English and Japanese (simultaneous translation)<Program and Speaker>
Time

13:00-13:10

13:10-13:30

13:30-13:50

13:50-14:10

14:10-14:30

14:30-14:55

Program and Speaker
Opening Remarks
METI Kyushu Bureau of Economy, Trade and Industry, Director-General
Mr. Naoto Takahashi
Fukuoka Strategy Conference for Hydrogen Energy, Advisor(Fukuoka Prefectural Government, Governor)
Mr. Hiroshi Ogawa
Title: Industrial-academic-governmental-regional collaboration for realization of
low-carbon hydrogen society and future projection
Kyushu University, Senior Vice PresidentInternational Research Center for Hydrogen Energy, Director
Mr. Kazunari Sasaki
Title: Strategies and issues towards the realization of hydrogen society
METI Agency for Natural Resources and Energy
Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Department
Advanced Energy Systems and Structure Division
Mr. Nobuya Kawamura
Title: Towards the construction of hydrogen related platform in Kyushu
Deloitte Tohmatsu Consulting LLC Public Sector, Partner
Mr. Issui Ihara
Title: Saga Prefecture’s measures related to hydrogen energy
Saga Prefectural Government Department of Industry and Labor New Energy Industries
Division, Deputy Director
Mr. Nobuhiro Ohno
Title: Huis Ten Bosch - “Future city” initiatives
HUIS TEN BOSCH Co.,Ltd., Director and General Manager
HTB ENERGY Co.,Ltd., Representative Director and Chief Technology Officer
Mr. Masahiko Hayasaka

14:55-15:05

Break

15:05-15:30

Title: Toyota Tsusho’s initiatives for low-carbon energy
Toyota Tsusho Corporation New Business Development Department
Mr. Raiko Suzuki
Facilitator：Kyushu University , Professor ＆ Research Center for Hydrogen Industrial
Use and Storage (HYDROGENIUS) , Director Joichi Sugimura

15:30-15:55

15:55-16:20

16:20-16:45
16:45-17:30
17:30-19:30

Title: Overview of U.S. Department of Energy's Materials R&D Activities for Hydrogenand Fuel Cells
U.S. Dept. of Energy Fuel Cell Technologies Office, Technology Manager
Ms. Neha Rustagi
Title: Stainless steels for high pressure gaseous hydrogen systems
Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal Corporation , Research & Development
Steel Research Laboratories , Leading Researcher
Mr. Tomohiko Omura
Title: Development of Hydrogen-disoensing hose
Yokohama Rubber Co.,LTD , Hose and Couplings Engineering Dept. Manager ,Head of Development Group
Mr. Naoshi Yamaguchi
BreakSocial Meeting（￥4,500）
TENJIN SKY HALL West room (16F 1-4-1 Tenjin, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City, Japan)－ 24 －

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Industrial-academic-governmental-regional collaboration forrealization of low-carbon hydrogen society and future projection

Strategies and issues towards the realization of hydrogensociety METI Agency for Natural Resources and Energy

Kyushu University, Senior Vice PresidentInternational Research Center for Hydrogen
Energy, Director

Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy
Department
Advanced Energy Systems and Structure
Division

Kazunari Sasaki

Nobuya Kawamura

Towards the construction of hydrogen
related platform in Kyushu

Saga Prefecture's measures related
to hydrogen energy

Deloitte Tohmatsu Consulting LLC Public
Sector, Partner

Saga Prefectural Government
Department of Industry and Labor
New Energy Industries Division, Deputy
Director

Issui Ihara

Nobuhiro Ohno

Huis Ten Bosch -“Future city”
initiatives

Toyota Tsusho's initiatives for
low-carbon energy

HUIS TEN BOSCH Co.,Ltd., Director andGeneral Manager
HTB ENERGY Co.,Ltd., Representative
Director and Chief Technology Officer

Toyota Tsusho Corporation
New Business Development Department

Masahiko Hayasaka

Raiko Suzuki

Overview of U.S. Department of Energy's Materials
R&D Activities for Hydrogen and Fuel Cells

Stainless steels for high pressure
gaseous hydrogen systems

U.S. Dept. of Energy Fuel Cell
Technologies Office,Technology Manager

Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal Corporation
Research & Development
Steel Research Laboratories , Leading
Researcher

Neha Rustagi

Tomohiko Omura

Development of Hydrogen-disoensing
hose

Yokohama Rubber Co.,LTD.
Hose and Couplings Engineering Dept.
Manager, Head of Development Group

Naoshi Yamaguchi－ 25 －

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Kyushu University Energy Week 2018

Chikushi Symposium
1st February 2018（Opening time 12:30）<Date>

13:00 – 17:20,<Venue>Kyushu University Chikushi Campus Chikushi Hall 1F, C-Cube(6-1 Kasuga-Koen Kasuga-Shi, Fukuoka)<Language> English and Japanese (simultaneous translation)<Program and Speaker>
時間

Program and Speaker
Opening Remarks

13:00-13:10

Dr. Shigeo Yoshida, Professor, Research Institute for Applied Mechanics, Kyushu
University
Invited Lecture 1

13:10-14:10

Birth of Japanese version of “Stadtwerke” – The aims and social economic significanceProf. RAUPACH SUMIYA JORG, College of Economics, Ritsumeikan University, Chief
director of Japan Stadtwerke Network

14:10-14:15
14:15-15:15

Break
Invited Lecture 2“Regional activation” and “energy conversion” performed by local energy companies
Dr. Kotaro Kawamata, Counsellor of Embassy of Japan in Germany

15:15-15:20
15:20-16:20

Break
Invited Lecture 3
Shared use of renewable energy and enhancement of disaster protection
function of public facilities around Kasuga park
Prof. Tatsuro Harada Research and Education Center of Carbon Resources, Kyushu
University

16:20-16:25

Closing Remarks
Dr. Junichiro Hayashi, Director of Institute for Materials Chemistry and Engineering,
Kyushu University

16:25-16:30

Break

16:30-17:20

Tour to QUEST, Advanced Fusion Research Center－ 26 －

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O pening Remarks

Professor, Research Institute for Applied Mechanics,
Kyushu University

Shigeo Yoshida
I nvited L ecture 1
Birth of Japanese version of“Stadtwerke”– The aims and social economic significanceProfessor, College of Economics, Ritsumeikan University
Chief director of Japan Stadtwerke Network

RAUPACH SUMIYA JORG
I nvited L ecture 2“Regional activation”and“energy conversion”
performed by local energy companies
Counsellor of Embassy of Japan in Germany

Kotaro Kawamata
I nvited L ecture 3
Shared use of renewable energy and enhancement of disasterprotection function of public facilities around Kasuga park
Professor, Research and Education Center of Carbon Resources,
Kyushu University

Tatsuro Harada
C losing Remarks

Professor, Director of Institute for Materials Chemistry and Engineering,
Kyushu University

Junichiro Hayashi－ 27 －

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Kyushu University Energy Week 2018

<Research Center for Synchrotron Light Applications& the Ultramicroscopy Research Center ><Joint Symposium><Date>

13:30-18:00, 1st February 2018

<Venue>Kyushu University Ito Campus, INAMORI Hall, 1st floor of the INAMORI CENTER<Language> Japanese<Program and Speaker>
Time
13:30-13:50

13:50-14:20
14:20-14:30
14:30-14:55

14:55-15:20

Program and Speaker
Opening CeremonySpecial Lecture
Prof. Osamu TERASAKI(ShanghaiTech University)

Break
Invited Lecture①
Prof. Atsushi NAKAGAWA(Osaka University)

Invited Lecture②
Prof. Hiroshi KITAGAWA(Kyoto University)

15:20-15:30

Break

15:30-16:30

Usersʼ Report from each center

16:30-18:00

Poster Session

18:00

Closing－ 28 －

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S pecial Lecture

Nanoporous crystals: Structure
characterisation by electrons and X-ray

Professor,
School of Physical Science and Technology,
ShanghaiTech University

Osamu Terasaki
Various nanoporous crystals have been attracting a lot of attention for the capture, storage, delivery ofgas molecules and conversion them into valuable compounds because of their large surface area and porevolume, and of ease and diversity in surface functionalisation.
Gas adsorption isotherm is robust approach for characterising porous materials and gives essential
information of pore features assuming pore geometry and pore surface flatness. However it does not giveso simple “push a button” outcomes as being believed. Using in-situ powder XRD measurements at
SPring-8, we have directly observed changes in electron charge distribution introduced with gas
molecules as a function of gas pressure for study of nitrogen physisorption process on silica mesoporous
MCM-41(1,2) and SBA-16(3) from the initial to the saturated state. We have obtained stand-alone
information of the “pore structure”, such as the mesopore size, the silica-matrix density, the intra-wallporosity, and pore surface roughness, together with the nitrogen film evolution in the primary mesoporesand the intra-wall pore-filling in the matrix.
Furthermore complex porous materials with flexible frameworks and multiple types of pore such as
MOFs require us more careful structural study. We have set-up laboratory base in situ small angle X-ray
scattering (SAX) instrument combined with gas adsorption isotherm instrument for different gases atdifferent temperatures. The system enables us precise measurement of (i) peak position and width, and (ii)integrated intensity, for each reflection. We have already reported a new Ar gas adsorption behavior
observed in IRMOF-74(4).
In this presentation, I will discuss advantage of our approach “diffraction combined with gas adsorption”
and present our recent trial “Gas adsorption crystallography”. I will also touch upon apparent structure
differences observed in nanoporous crystals by different approaches, TEM and SEM(5, 6) in addition to
X-ray diffraction.
References:1）Argon Adsorption on MCM-41 Mesoporous Crystal Studied by In Situ Synchrotron Powder X-ray Diffraction, N. Muroyama, A. Yoshimura,
Y. Kubota, K. Miyasaka, T. Ohsuna, R. Ryoo, P. Ravikovitch, A.V. Neimark, M. Takata & O. Terasaki, J. Phys. Chem. C112, 2008, 1080310813.
2）Density Functional Theory of in-situ Synchrotron Powder X-ray Diffraction on Mesoporous Crystals: Argon Adsorption On MCM-41, K.
Miyasaka, A.V. Neimark & O. Terasaki, J. Phys. Chem. C113, 2009, 791-794.
3）A Stand-Alone Mesoporous Crystal Structure Model from in situ X-ray Diffraction: Nitrogen Adsorption on 3D Cagelike Mesoporous Silica
SBA-16, K. Miyasaka, H. Hano, Y. Kubota, Y. Lin, R. Ryoo, M. Takata, S. Kitagawa, A V. Neimark and O. Terasaki, Chem. Eur. J., 18, 2012,
10300-10311.
4）Extra adsorption and adsorbate superlattice formation in metal-organic frameworks, HS Cho, H. Deng, K. Miyasaka, Z. Dong, MH Cho, AV.
Neimark, JK Kang, OM. Yaghi, and O. Terasaki, Nature, 2015, 527, 503-507.
5）Large pore apertures in a series of metal-organic frameworks, H Deng, S Grunder, KE. Cordova, C Valente, H Furukawa, M Hmadeh,
FGándara, A C. Whalley, Z Liu, S Asahina, H Kazumori, M O’Keeffe, O Terasaki, JF Stoddart, OM. Yaghi, Science 336, 2012, 1018-1023.
6）Direct Observation of the Outermost Surfaces of Mesoporous Silica Thin Films by High Resolution Ultralow Voltage Scanning Electron
Microscopy M Kobayashi, K Susuki, H Otsuji, Y Sakuda, S Asahina, N Kikuchi, T Kanazawa, Y Kuroda, H Wada, A Shimojima, and K
Kuroda, Langmuir, 33, 2148–2156 (2017)－ 29 －

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I nvited L ecture ①

Structure determination of biologicalmacromolecules using synchrotron radiation

Professor,
Osaka University

Atsushi Nakagawa

I nvited L ecture ②

DOS Engineering by Inter-element Fusion

Professor,
Kyoto University

Hiroshi Kitagawa－ 30 －

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MEMO

－ 31 －

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Kyushu University Energy Week 2018

Kyushu University Platform of Inter/Transdisciplinary
Energy Research (Q-PIT)<Epilogue Session><Date>

13:00-16:30,

2nd February 2018

<Venue>Kyushu University Ito Campus Shiiki Hall Conference Room

<Language> Japanese (simultaneous translation)<Theme>“Future Energy and Industry-academia Collaboration”<Program and Speaker>
Time

Program and Speaker
Remarks

13:00-13:05

Dr. Shinichi Nishizawa, Professor, Research Institute for Applied Mechanics, Kyushu
University
Corporate Speak●Honda's approach to future energy

13:05-14:05

Mr. Takashi Moriya, Senior research fellow, Automobile R&D center, Honda R&D Co., Ltd.
● Approach to industry-academia-government collaboration targeting the society
utilizing hydrogen energy
Mr. Yoshimasa Tani, President of Tani Green Energy Institute Co., Ltd.

14:05-14:20

Break
Corporate Speak●Energy system for the future society
New electronics creation for highly efficient electrified society
Mr. Hiromichi Ohashi, President, NPERC-J

14:20-15:20(New-generation Power Electronics and System Research Consortium Japan)●Energy system for the future society
Dream of paradigm shift of power grid by power electronics
Mr. Takeo Kanai, Chief engineer, Power electronics systems division, Toshiba
Mitsubishi-Electric Industrial Systems Corporation

15:20-15:40

Break
Summary Forum

15:40-16:30

Open discussion by corporate speakers and faculty members of Kyushu University“For protection of our future – from the point of view of energy education and research”

16:30-

Closing Remarks
Prof. Masato Wakayama, Executive Vice President, Kyushu University－ 32 －

Kyushu University Energy Week 2018

Remarks

Shinichi Nishizawa
Professor
Research Institute for Applied Mechanics, Kyushu University
Q-PIT

Corporate Speak

Honda's approach to future energy
Takashi Moriya
Senior research fellow,
Automobile R&D center, Honda R&D Co., Ltd.

Corporate SpeakApproach to industry-academia-government collaboration targetingthe society utilizing hydrogen energy
Yoshimasa Tani
President
Tani Green Energy Institute Co., Ltd.

Corporate Speak

Energy System for The Future Society
New electronics creation for highly efficient electrified society
Hiromichi Ohashi
President
NPERC-J(New-generation Power Electronics and System Research Consortium Japan)

Corporate Speak

Energy System for The Future Society
Dream of paradigm shift of power grid by power electronics
Takeo Kanai
Chief engineer, Power electronics systems division
Toshiba Mitsubishi-Electric Industrial Systems Corporation

Summary Forum"For protection of our future - from the point of view ofenergy education and research”
Hideyuki Dohi
Professor
International Research Center for Hydrogen Energy, Kyushu University－ 33 －

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Kyushu University Energy Week 2018

< HYDROGENIUS Fatigue and Fracture Division /I2CNER Hydrogen Materials Compatibility Division / HYDROMATE ><HYDROGENIUS, I2CNER & HYDROMATE Joint Research Symposium ><Date>

9:20-17:20, Friday, February 2, 2018

<Venue>Lecture Room 3F, Shiiki Hall, Ito Campus, Kyushu University<Language> English<Program and Speaker>
Time
9:20-9:30

9:30-10:00

10:00-10:30

10:30-11:00
11:00-11:20

11:20-11:50
11:50-12:20

Program and Speaker

Opening remarks
Prof. Hisao Matsunaga (Kyushu University)
Chair
Dr. Brian Somerday (Southwest Research Institute)
Invited talkProf. Eiji Akiyama (Tohoku University)
Electrochemical hydrogen permeation tests to study hydrogen embrittlement
Invited talkProf. Abdelali Oudriss (University of La Rochelle)
Some advances on the implication of crystalline defects on hydrogen diffusion and trapping
mechanisms in fcc materials : Experimental and modelling approaches
Invited talkProf. Ryosuke Matsumoto (Kyoto University)
Atomistic Study of Hydrogen Effects on Stability and Mobility of Vacancy and Vacancy-Clusters
Break
Chair
Prof. Junichiro Yamabe (HYDROGENIUS, Kyushu University & HydroMate, AIST)
Invited talkProf. Shuai Wang (University of Wisconsin)
Collective dislocation behavior in the presence of hydrogen
Invited talkProf. Bai An (AIST)
Application of SPM-related nanotechnology in hydrogen embrittlement studies

12:20-13:20

Lunch

13:20-14:20

Poster Session

14:20-14:50

14:50-15:20

15:20-15:50
15:50-16:10

16:10-16:40

16:40-17:10
17:10-17:20

Chair
Prof. Arnaud Macadre (I2CNER, Kyushu University)
Invited talkProf. Michal Lewandowski (TWI)
Influence of high-pressure hydrogen atmospheres on mechanical performance of austenitic
stainless steels at low temperatures
Invited talkProf. Masanobu Kubota (I2CNER, Kyushu University)
Effect of impurities added to hydrogen environment on fracture toughness of Cr-Mo steels withdifferent strength levels
Invited talkProf. James Burns (University of Virginia)
The effect of microstructure on the hydrogen environment assisted cracking susceptibility of a
precipitation hardened Ni-Cu alloy
Break
Chair
Dr. Akihide Nagao (JFE Steel)
Invited talk
Mr. Yuhei Ogawa (Kyushu University)
Interpretation of hydrogen-assisted fatigue crack propagation in a pure BCC iron based on crack tip
plasticity evolution
Invited talkProf. Osamu Takakuwa (HYDROGENIUS, Kyushu University)
Compatibility of Type 304 stainless steel to high-pressure hydrogen gas
Closing remarks
Dr. Brian Somerday (Southwest Research Institute)－ 34 －

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Kyushu University Energy Week 2018

HYDROGENIUS Tribology Division& I2CNER Hydrogen Materials Compatibility Division<2018 HYDROGENIUS & I2CNER TRIBOLOGY SYMPOSIUM><Date>

10:00-18:00, Friday, 2nd February 2018

<Venue>Lecture Room 3F, Shiiki Hall, Ito Campus, Kyushu University<Language>

English<Theme>Various Aspects of Hydrogen-related Processes at Tribo-interface<Program and Speaker>
Time

10:00-10:05
10:05-11:55
10:05-10:45
10:45-11:10
11:10-11:35
11:35-11:55
11:55-12:50
12:50-14:45
12:50-13:30
13:30-13:55
13:55-14:20
14:20-14:45
14:45-15:00
15:00-16:25
15:00-15:40
15:40-16:20
16:20-16:25
16:25-16:30
16:30-18:00

Program and Speaker

Opening remarks
Joichi Sugimura, Kyushu University
Session 1
Chairperson: Yoshinori Sawae, Kyushu University
Keynote Lecture 1
Tribology of Polymers Materials in Cryogenic Hydrogen and Methane
Géraldine Theiler, BAM, Germany
Invited Talk
Technological trends of high pressure hydrogen compressor - Approach of KOBELCO Group Naofumi Kanei, Kobe Steel, Ltd.
Invited Talk
Influences of sulfur-containing additives on grease decomposition and hydrogen generation by nascent metal surface
Go Tatsumi1, Yuji Shitara1, Peng Yao2, Toshiaki Wakabayashi2
1
JXTG Nippon Oil & Energy Corporation, 2 Kagawa University
Invited Talk
Inhibiting hydrogen permeation in bearing steel by controlling tribofilm growth in the contact
Vlad B. Niste, Hiroyoshi Tanaka, Joichi Sugimura, Kyushu University
Lunch
Session 2
Chairperson: Kanao Fukuda, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia
Keynote Lecture 2
The role of hydrogen in carbon tribology: A mechanistic overview
Ali Erdemir, Argonne National Laboratory, USA
Invited Talk
Super-low friction mechanism of diamond-like carbon lubricated with an environmentally friendly ester based oil
Shinya Sasaki, Hiharu Okubo, Tokyo University of Science, Japan
Invited Talk
Tribochemical wear of silicon-based materials mediated by proton transfer: Molecular dynamics sliding
simulation analysis
Yusuke Ootani, Tohoku University, Japan
Invited Talk
Visualization of real contact area of rubber materials sliding on hard substrates
Satoru Maegawa, Tottori University, Japan
Break
Joint Symposium of Hydrogen Tribology Team and Hydrogen Polymers Team
Chairperson: Dr. Neha RUSTAGI, Fuel Cell Technologies Office, DOE, USA
Invited Talk
Hydrogen Compatible Polymeric Materials
Dr. Kevin Simmons, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, USA
Tribology of rubbers in hydrogen
Joichi Sugimura, Kyushu University, Japan
Closing Remarks of Oral Session
Prof. Shin Nishimura, Kyushu University
Break
Poster Session

Poster Session
PT01

Frequency modulation atomic force microscopy (FM-AFM) observation of adsorbed films on diamond-likecarbon (DLC) surfaces
Hikaru Okubo, Shinya Sasaki, Tokyo University of Science, Japan

PT02

Tribology of polyethylenimine / molybdenum disulphide (PEI/MoS2)15 films in dry atmospheres
Prabakaran Saravanan, Roman Selyanchyn, Hiroyoshi Tanaka, Joichi Sugimura, Kyushu University, Japan

PT03

Effect of environmental gas on friction and wear of various ceramics
Kohei Shirahama1, Hiroyoshi Tanaka1, Takeshi Maeda2, Joichi Sugimura1
1
Kyushu University, 2 Kyocera Corporation, Japan

PT04

Effects of oxygen and water on friction and wear of DLC slid against pure metals
Keisuke Manabe, Hiroyoshi Tanaka, Joichi Sugimura, Kyushu University, Japan

PT05

Friction and wear of polymer composites in hydrogen environment at low temperature
Naotoshi Shimizu1, Yoshinori Sawae2, Takehiro Morita2, Shugo Onitsuka2, Joichi Sugimura2
1
IHI Corporation , 2 Kyushu University, Japan

PT06

Effect of trace moisture content on low friction mechanism of carbon fiber filled PTFE in high purity hydrogen
Reona Umei, Keiji Sakaki, Takehiro Morita, Yoshinori Sawae, Joichi Sugimura, Kyushu University, Japan

PT07

Friction and wear of polymer composites in high pressure hydrogen
Yoshinori Sawae, Eiichi Miyakoshi, Shunichiro Doi, Takehiro Morita, Joichi Sugimura,Kyushu University, Japan

PT08

Effects of environmental gases on friction and wear of stainless steels
Shotaro Koizumi1, Hiroyoshi Tanaka1, Yuuya Hayashi2, Naruhiko Inayoshi2, Joichi Sugimura1
1
Kyushu University, 2 DENSO Corporation, Japan

PT09

Hydrogen generation from cyclic compounds in rolling contact of steel
Daisuke Takekawa1, Yoji Sunagawa1, Hiroyoshi Tanaka2, Joichi Sugimura2
1
Idemitsu Kosan Co., Ltd., 2 Kyushu University, Japan

PT10

Evaluation of new type bearing retainer for liquid rocket engine turbopump
Hiromitsu Kakudo, Satoshi Takada, Makoto Yoshida, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, Japan－ 35 －

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Kyushu University Energy Week 2018

HYDROGENIUS Thermophysical Properties Division& I2CNER Thermal Science and Engineering Division< HYDROGENIUS & I2CNER Joint Research Symposium><Date>

9:50-16:55, Friday, 2nd February 2018

<Venue>Conference Room, 2F, I2CNER Bldg.1, Ito Campus, Kyushu University<Language> English<Theme>Thermal Issues for Hydrogen and New Refrigerants for Energy Systems<Program and Speaker>
Time
9:50-10:00

Program and Speaker
Opening remarks
Yasuyuki Takata (Kyushu University)
Shalabh C. Maroo (Syracuse University)

10:00-10:40

Experimental and Molecular Study of Microlayer in Pool Boiling and Thin-Film
Evaporation

10:40-11:20
11:20-11:40

Prashant Valluri (The University of Edinburgh)
Watching Sessile Droplets Evaporate: Beautiful (and Never Boring) Phenomena
Alexandros Askounis (Kyushu University)
Can Ultrathin Water Films Remain Stable in Nanoconfinement?
Daniel Orejon (Kyushu University)

11:40-12:00

Coalescence-induced Droplet-jumping Suppression by Microstructures on
Superhydrophobic Surfaces

12:00-13:20

Lunch
Emadabathuni Anil Kumar (Indian Institute of Technology Tirupati)

13:20-14:00

Effective Thermal Conductivity of Metal Hydride Beds: Measurement, Simulation andAugmentation

14:00-14:40
14:40-15:00
15:00-15:10

Khairul Habib (Universiti Teknologi Petronas (UTP))
Photo Thermoelectric Air Duct Systems for Self-Sustainable Buildings
Biao Shen (Kyushu University)
Boiling on Surfaces with Heterogeneous Wettability
BreakKenji Takizawa (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology

15:10-15:40(AIST))
Evaluation of Low Flammability for Next Generation Refrigerants
Ryo Akasaka (Kyushu Sangyo University)

15:40-16:10

Current Status and Future Development of a New Fundamental Equation of State forcis-1,1,1,4,4,4-Hexafluoro-2-butene (R-1336mzz(Z))

16:10-16:30

Yutaku Kita (Kyushu University)
Drop Mobility on Microtextured Surfaces with Wettability Contrasts
Taichi Kuroki (Kyushu University)

16:30-16:50

Temperature Rise of Hydrogen Storage Cylinders by Thermal Radiation from Fire at
Hydrogen-Gasoline Hybrid Refueling Stations

16:50-16:55

Closing remarks
Naoya Sakoda (Kyushu University)－ 36 －

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Kyushu University Energy Week 2018

HYDROGENIUS Polymers Division<International Symposium of Hydrogen
Polymers Team,HYDROGENIUS><Date>

11:00–18:00, Friday，February 2, 2018

<Venue>Lecture Room 3F, Shiiki Hall，Ito Campus, Kyushu University<Language> English〈Tentative Program and Speaker〉
Time

Program and Speaker

11:00-11:40

Session 1

11:00-11:40

Opening Remarks/
Polymeric Materials for Hydrogen Devices
Prof Shin NISHIMURA, Kyushu University (Japan)

11:40-13:10

Lunch

13:10-14:30

Session 2
Chairperson: Dr Hiroaki ONO, Kyushu University

13:10-13:50

High-Pressure Hydrogen Dispensing Hoses
Ikuma Yusa, The Yokohama Rubber Co., Ltd. (Japan)

13:50-14:30

Behavior of Polymers in High Pressure Environments as Applicable to the Hydrogen
Infrastracture
Dr Nalini Chulliyil MENON, Sandia National Laboratory (USA)

14:30-15:00

Coffee Break

15:00-16:25

Session 3
Joint Symposium of Hydrogen Tribology Team and Hydrogen Polymers Team
Chairperson: Neha RUSTAGI, Fuel Cell Technologies Office, DOE (USA)

15:00-15:40

Hydrogen Compatible Polymeric Materials
Dr Kevin Simmons, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (USA)

15:40-16:20

Tribology of rubbers in hydrogen
Prof Joichi SUGIMURA, Kyushu University (Japan)

16:20-16:25

Closing Remarks of Oral Session
Prof Shin NISHIMURA, Kyushu University (Japan)

16:25-16:30

Break

16:30-18:00

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Kyushu University Energy Week 2018
Poster Session (TBD)
PP01"Activities of Research Group on Elastomers for Hydrogen Equipment"
Shin NISHIMURA, Kyushu University

PP02"High-pressure Hydrogen Hose Evaluation Method"
Shin NISHIMURA, Kyushu University

PP03"Influence of Dissolved Hydrogen on the Bending Modulus of Polyamide 11"
Yohei FUJII, Kyushu University

PP04"Cavitation during Tensile Deformation of a Hydrogen-Saturated Polyamide 11 Tube"
Kazuyuki ENOMOTO, Kyushu University

PP05"Cavitation during Tensile Deformation of a Hydrogen-Saturated Polyamide 11 Tube:
A SAXS Study "Kazuyuki ENOMOTO, Kyushu University

PP05

Using Radiation Modification of Amorphous Phase in Polyethylene to Develop
Hydrogen Compatible Resins Used in High-Pressure Hydrogen
Kazuyuki ENOMOTO, Kyushu University

PP06"Effect of high-pressure hydrogen gas exposure on internal damage of high-density
polyethylene"
Hiroaki ONO, Kyushu University

PP07

TBD
Mitsuteru MUTSUDA, Daicel Evonik Ltd.

PP08"High-pressure Hydrogen Gas Permeation Test of Polymeric Materials"
Hirotada FUJIWARA, Kyushu University

PP08"Influence of Types of Fillers on Hydrogen Solubility in Acrylonitrile Butadiene Rubber"
Hirotada FUJIWARA, Kyushu University

PP09"The Investigation on Testing Methods for Rubber Materials Used in High-Pressure
Hydrogen Gas"
Kazumi NAKAYAMA, Chemicals Evaluation and Research Institute, Japan

PP10

High-Pressure Hydrogen Sealability of EPDM rubber O-ring
Atsushi KOGA, NOK Corporation

PP11"Wear of O-ring Exposed to Cyclic Pressurized Hydrogen"
Kiyohiro SUZUKI, NOK Corporation

PP12

TBD
Yoshihisa TAKEYAMA, Zeon Corporation

PP13"Effect of Crosslink on Hydrogen Properties of NBR Evaluated by Gas Permeation
Test"
Shinya YAMASAKI, Kyushu University

PP14"Durability evaluation of hydrogen-resistant EPDM O-ring by high pressure hydrogen"
Ryo TAKAISHI, Takaishi Industry Co. Ltd.

PP15"Study on higher order structure change of NBR rubber and the interaction between
rubber and hydrogen molecules under the high-pressure hydrogen exposure by abinitio molecular orbital calculations"
Kentarou GOMA, Kogakuin University

PP16"On the Inhomogeneity in Acrylonitrile Butadiene Rubber during Hydrogen
Elimination Process by Small Angle X-ray Scattering"
Keiko OHYAMA, Kyushu University－ 38 －

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Kyushu University Energy Week 2018
<Molecular Photoconversion Devices and Electrochemical Energy Conversion Divisions><I2CNER International Workshop><Date>

8:50 am- 5:30 pm, 2nd February 2018

<Venue>I2CNER Hall B, Ito Campus, Kyushu University<Language> English<Theme>Highly Efficient Energy Conversion Materials<Program and Speaker>
Time
8:50-9:00
9:00-10:00
10:00-10:30
10:30-11:00
11:00-11:30

11:30-11:50
11:50-1:00
1:00-1:20
1:20-1:40
1:40-2:00
2:00-2:20
2:20-2:40
2:40-3:00
3:00-3:20
3:20-3:40
3:40-4:00
4:00-4:20
4:20-4:40
4:40-5:00
5:00-5:20
5:20-5:30

Program and Speaker
Opening remarks
Prof. John A. Kilner (Imperial College London)
Prof. Ugur Pasaogullari (Center for Clean Energy Engineering [C2E2], University of Connecticut)
Title: Introduction of C2E2 activity and advanced analysis of PEFC
Prof. Kondo-Francois Aguey-Zinsou (University of New South Wales [UNSW])
Title: Hydride materials for hydrogen storage and CO 2 catalysis
Dr. Mariya Ivanova (Forschungszentrum Jülich）
Title: Hydrogen separation Membranes

Dr. Wilhelm A. Meulenberg (Forschungszentrum Jülich）
Title: Ceramic Gas Separation Membranes – From Microstructural Aspects to Application
Prof. Thomas Lippert (Paul Scherrer Institut [PSI])
Title: Thin films by Pulsed Laser Deposition
Lunch
Prof. Colin Atkinson (Imperial College London)
Title: Mathematical Methods for Solving Tracer Diffusion Equations
Prof. Taner Akbay (ACE2, Kyushu University)
Title: Back-exchange Tracer Diffusion Problem
Dr. Vincent Thoréton (I2CNER, Kyushu University)
Title: How steam and CO 2 influence the oxygen transport kinetics of IT-SOFC cathodes
Dr. Kwati Leonard (I2CNER, Kyushu University)
Title: Application of Proton conductor for steam electrolysis
Dr. Nuttavut Kosem (I2CNER, Kyushu University)

Title: Hydrogen evolution from water using

GaN:ZnO coupled to hydrogenase-producing Escherichia coli
Prof. Songmei Sun (I2CNER, Kyushu University)
Title: Inorganic Photocatalyst for CO 2 conversion
Dr. Gabseok Seo (I2CNER, Kyushu University)

Title: Understanding the performance

limitation factors; Deep level trapped defect in perovskite solar cells
Coffee break
Prof. Toshinori Matsushima (I2CNER, Kyushu University)
Title: High performance from extraordinarily thick organic light-emitting diodes
Dr. Wei Ma (I2CNER, Kyushu University)

Title: Halloysite nanotubes based hybrid

coating with both superhydrophobic and superoleophobic properties
Prof. Hironobu Ozawa (Faculty of Science, Kyushu University)

Title: Molecular-Based

Photoelectrochemical Cells for Visible-Light-Driven Hydrogen Production from Water
Prof. Motonori Watanabe (I2CNER, Kyushu University)

Title: Anchor effect of dye indye-sensitized photocatalytic water splitting for effective hydrogen production reaction
Prof. Aleksandar Staykov (I2CNER, Kyushu University)
Title: Oxygen Reduction Reaction on Carbon-coated Iron Nanoparticles
Closing remarks
Prof. Tatsumi Ishihara(I2CNER, Kyushu University)－ 39 －

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Kyushu University Energy Week 2018

<Catalytic Materials Transformations Division><I2CNER International Workshop><Date>

12:55 pm- 5:15 pm, 2nd February 2018

<Venue>I2CNER Hall A, Ito Campus, Kyushu University<Language> English<Theme>Hydrogen Activation for Efficient Materials Transformation<Program and Speaker>
Time
12:55-1:00

1:00-1:35

1:35-1:50

Program and Speaker
Opening remarks
Prof. Miho Yamauchi (I2CNER, Kyushu University)
Prof. Chang Ho Chol (Chuo University)
Title︓Photo-induced Hydrogen Transfer via Redox-active Ligand
Prof. Tatsuya Uchida (I2CNER, Kyushu University)
Title: Catalytic Dehydrogenation using Oxygen as a Hydrogen Accepter
Prof. Kyungsu Na (Chonnam National University)

1:50-2:25

Title: Catalytic Conversion of C1 Feedstocks to Value-Added Chemicals using
Nanostructured Catalysts

2:25-2:40
2:40-3:15

Coffee BreakProf. Hideaki Ogata (Hokkaido University)
Title︓Hydrogen activation by hydrogenases
Dr. Miho Isegawa (I2CNER, Kyushu University)

3:15-3:30

Title: DFT Study on Fe(IV)-Peroxo Formation and H-Atom Transfer Triggered O2
Activation in a Bio-Inspired Model of [NiFe]-Hydrogenase
Dr. Takanori Shima (Riken)

3:30-4:05

Title ︓ Molecular Multimetallic Polyhydrides: Activation and Functionalization of
Dinitrogen and Aromatics

4:05-4:20

Coffee BreakProf. Yukina Takahashi (I2CNER, Kyushu University)

4:20-4:35

Title︓Site-selective Nanoscale-photopolymerization on Gold Nanoparticles
via Plasmon Induced Charge Separation

4:35-5:10
5:10-5:15

Dr. Yong Nam Choi (KAERI)
Title︓Hydrogen Storage by Catalytic Ionic Hydrogenation
Closing remarks
Prof. Ki-Seok Yoon (I2CNER, Kyushu University)－ 40 －

Kyushu University Energy Week 2018

Kyushu University Energy Week 2018

<CO2 Capture and Utilization Division><I2CNER International Workshop><Date>

1:00 pm - 5:25 pm, 2nd February 2018

<Venue>Seminar room 3105-6, Center Zone Building 3, Ito Campus, Kyushu University<Language> English<Theme>Challenges in Membrane Science<Program and Speaker>
Time
1:00-1:10

1:10-2:00

Program and Speaker
Opening remarks
Prof. Shigenori Fujikawa (I2CNER, Kyushu University)
Prof. Jong Hak Kim (Yonsei University)
Title: POEM-based graft copolymers: Synthesis, Nanostructure and Applications
Prof. Masakoto Kanezashi (Hiroshima University)

2:00-2:35

Title: Pore size controllability and gas permeation properties of sol-gel derived
amorphous silica membranes
Prof. Masamichi Nishihara (Kyushu University)

2:35-3:10

Title: Charge-transfer complex hybrid films as a ionic conductive membrane for fuelcell application

3:10-3:30
3:30-4:00

4:00-4:30

Coffee break
Prof. Satoshi Kodama (Tokyo Institute of Technology)
Title: Process analysis for CO2 capture technology
Dr. Masahiro Seshimo (Research Institute for Innovative Technology for the Earth)
Title: Inorganic membranes and its applications
Dr. Roman Selyanchyn (I2CNER, Kyushu University)

4:30-4:55

Title: Creation of size sieving domains in polydimethylsiloxane for higher selectivity
and permeability gas separation membranes

4:55-5:20
5:20-5:25

Prof. Ikuo Taniguchi (I2CNER, Kyushu University)
Title: Polymeric membranes for negative carbon emission
Closing remarks
Prof. Shigenori Fujikawa (I2CNER, Kyushu University)－ 41 －

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Kyushu University Energy Week 2018

<CO2 Storage Division><I2CNER International Workshop><Date>

1:00 pm- 5:12 pm, 2nd February 2018

<Venue>I2CNER Hall C, Ito Campus, Kyushu University<Language> English<Theme>Molecular- to field-scale CO2 Behavior for Optimized Storage<Program and Speaker>
Time
1:00-1:15

Program and Speaker
Prof. Takeshi Tsuji (Kyushu University)
Title: Activity in CO2 Storage Division
Prof. Kazuya Ishitsuka (Hokkaido University)

1:15-1:35

Title: Field-scale temperature estimation based on resistivity using neural network:
Application to the Kakkonda geothermal field
Prof. Tatsunori Ikeda (I2CNER, Kyushu University)

1:35-1:50

Title: Monitoring of CO2 storage sites using a controlled and continuous seismic source
systemDr. Osamu Takano (JAPEX)

1:50-2:20

Title: Tectonic and depositional system transition of the Cretaceous to Neogene
Sanriku-Shimokita-Hidaka-oki forearc to foreland basin: transformation scenario
from coal-bearing fluvio-deltaic forearc to deeper-marine foreland
Mr. Chandoeun Eng (Kyushu University)

2:20-2:32

Title: Hydrocarbon characterization using seismic attributes for Sanriku-Oki Forearc basin,
northeast Japan
Ms. Chanmaly Chhun (Kyushu University)

2:32-2:44

Title: Characterization of hydrate and gas reservoirs using automatic seismic velocity
analysis and rock physics: Example from Kumano forearc basin of the Nankai
Trough, Japan

2:44-3:00

Coffee BreakProf. Diogo Bolster (University of Notre Dame)

3:00-3:30

Title: Comparison of micromodel experiments and numerical simulations of multiphasedisplacement flows under CO2 sequestration relevant conditions

3:30-3:50

Prof. Fei Jiang (Yamaguchi University and I2CNER, Kyushu University)
Title: Effect of wettability alternation on multiphase flow behavior in porous media
Mr. Kazuki Sawayama (Kyushu University)

3:50-4:10

Title: Numerical investigation about the effect of aperture closure on fluid behavior indigitalized fracture
Prof. Yunfeng Liang (the University of Tokyo)

4:10-4:40

Title: Recent Progresses in Molecular Scale Investigation of CO2-Brine-Clay Interactions
for CO2 Geo-Sequestration
Dr. Jihui Jia (China University of Petroleum)

4:40-5:00

Title: Ab Initio Molecular Dynamics Study of Carbonation and Hydrolysis of Quartz andBasalt Andesine Reactive Surface

5:00-5:12

Mr. Hiroki Matsui (Kyushu University)
Title: Influence of the addition of H2S on replacement reaction of CH4 and CO2－ 42 －

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Kyushu University Energy Week 2018

<Energy Analysis Division><I2CNER International Workshop><Date>

9:30 am- 4:00 pm, 2nd February 2018

<Venue>Seminar room 203, Center for Co-Evolutional Social Systems, Ito Campus, Kyushu University<Language> English<Theme>Energy Transition Pathways for Japan

Time
9:30 – 9:40
9:40 – 10:00

Program and Speaker
Opening remark: Low-Carbon and Sustainable pathway considerations and modelling
approaches
Prof. Kenshi Itaoka (I2CNER, Kyushu University)
A brief review of transition theory and the Japanese energy policy approach and targets
Prof. Andrew Chapman (I2CNER, Kyushu University)
DOMESTIC landscape: Factors, problems, barriers, policies and analytical approaches
on energy transition pathways

10:00 – 11:00

Presentations by invited speakers
Prof. Benjamin McLellan (Kyoto University)
Dr. Atsushi Kurosawa (Institute of Applied Energy)
Dr. Makoto Akai (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology)

11:00 – 11:10
11:10 – 11:50

11:50 – 1:00
1:00 – 1:40

1:40 – 2:10

Coffee BreakDOMESTIC landscape: Open discussion on the pathway and modelling inputs andapproach. Notes taken to guide Exercise 2
Prof. Andrew Chapman (I2CNER, Kyushu University)
Lunch
DOMESTIC landscape: Gathering input from members on a timeline for “potential
transition pathways” including policy, technology and exogenous impact inputs
Prof. Kenshi Itaoka (I2CNER, Kyushu University)
INTERNATIONAL landscape: Factors, problems, barriers, policies and analytical
approaches on energy transition pathways:
Presentations by invited speakers
Dr. Monterey Gardiner (BMW group)
Prof. James Stubbins (University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign)

2:10 – 2:20

Coffee Break

2:20 – 3:00

INTERNATIONAL landscape: Open discussion on the pathway and modelling inputs andapproach. Notes taken to guide Exercise 4
Prof. Andrew Chapman (I2CNER, Kyushu University)

3:00 – 3:40

INTERNATIONAL landscape: Gathering input from members on a timeline for “potential
transition pathways” including policy, technology and exogenous impact inputs
Prof. Kenshi Itaoka (I2CNER, Kyushu University)

3:40 – 4:00

Closing and future steps, collaboration opportunities
Prof. Andrew Chapman－ 43 －

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Kyushu University Energy Week 2018

<Initiative on Applied Math for Energy><I2CNER International Workshop><Date>

9:30 am- 5:30 pm, 2nd February 2018

<Venue>Seminar room 3213, Center Zone Building 3, Ito Campus, Kyushu University<Language> English<Theme>Landscape of Applied Mathematics in Energy Problem<Program and Speaker>
Time
9:30 - 9:35

Program and Speaker
Opening remarks
Prof. Kaname Matsue (IMI/ I2CNER, Kyushu University)
Prof. Kong Joo Shin (Dept. of Urban and Environmental Engineering, Kyushu University)

9:35 - 10:15

Title: Liberalisation of retail electricity market: Household switching behaviour andconsumer satisfaction in Japan

10:25 - 11:10
11:20 - 12:00
12:00-1:00
1:00 - 1:45

2:00 - 2:45

3:05 - 3:45
3:55 - 4:40
4:50 - 5:30

Speaker: Dr. Atsushi Kawamoto (Toyota Central R&D Labs., Inc.)
Title: Topology Optimization in Multiphysics Problems
Prof. Hiroaki Watanabe (Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, Kyushu University)
Title: Recent R&D on Combustion Simulation for Energy Industry
Lunch
Prof. Ippei Obayashi (AIMR, Tohoku University)
Title: Theory and application of persistent homology
Speaker: TBD
Title: TBD
Prof. Junʼichi Murata (Dept. of Electrical Engineering, Kyushu University)
Title: Maths-ish techniques in electrical power management
Dr. Daniel Packwood (iCeMS, Kyoto University)
Title: Mathematical modeling and dissimilarity analysis for nanomaterial assemblyProf. Kei Hirose (IMI, Kyushu University)
Title: Statistical analysis of energy consumption data

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