MicroHeat Technologies Pty Ltd is a young, successful Australian private business focusing on the research and development of highly-advanced systems in the fields of rapid water heating technology, for both domestic and industrial applications. The technology is proprietary (patent protected) in over 52 countries - it saves energy, water and greenhouse gas emissions. The global market potential is enormous and has already been recognised by Government through funding grants and enjoys the support of VCAMM.
The MicroHeat technology methodologies creates a paradigm shift in the way industry and society thinks about heating water (industry creative disruptive technology). The electrical instantaneous hot water system (EIWH) relies on the conductivity of the water. The water is energized (heated) via inert electrodes in the water stream. It incorporates a microprocessor based control / feedback loop that delivers absolute outlet temperature control at any flow rate or fluid input temperature accurate to (+/- 1.0 degC). The microprocessor calculates the exact energy required to heat the water to the set temperature. This results in key functional and commercial differentiation from current “instantaneous” hot-water systems.
This project will focus the research and development of conductive polymer electrodes for use with the MicroHeat technology.
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