ChemCar

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ChemCar is an annual competition that has been held in Germany since 2006, in which students from the fields of process engineering and chemistry compete against each other with self-developed, reaction- powered vehicles. The aim of this race is to design the reaction system as precisely as possible so that the ChemCar can cover a specified distance with one payload as precisely as possible. The ChemCar competition is organized by the creative young process engineers (kjVI), the VDI-Gesellschaft process engineering and chemical engineering (VDI-GVC) and DECHEMA .

historical development

The first German ChemCar competition was held on September 27, 2006 at the GVC / DECHEMA annual conference in Wiesbaden. The first vehicle to start in a ChemCar competition came from the Technical University of Dresden (Team Conficon DD ), while the winner of the first ChemCar competition was the Playmobil team from the Clausthal University of Technology .

The following table gives an overview of the ChemCar competitions that have taken place so far:

year event place Number of teams Target distance
[m]
Payload
2006 GVC / DECHEMA annual meetings Wiesbaden 8th 28.80 500 g
2007 ProcessNet annual conference Aachen 9 12.00 500 g
2008 ProcessNet annual conference Karlsruhe 6th 15.50 300 g
2009 ProcessNet annual conference Mannheim 7th 11.00 200 g
2010 ProcessNet annual conference Aachen 7th 16.50 30%
2011 ECCE Berlin 10 17.00 30%
2012 ProcessNet annual conference Karlsruhe 7th 18.50 30%
2013 PAAT Bruchsal 9 9.00 30%
2014 ProcessNet annual conference Aachen 9 12.00 20%
2015 Annual meeting of the fluid dynamics and separation technology specialist community Bamberg 8th 8.50 15%
2016 ProcessNet annual conference Aachen 7th 15.00 30%
2017 PAAT Wurzburg 9 16.50 10%
2018 ProcessNet annual conference Aachen 7th 14.50 30%
2019 PAAT Dortmund 4th 9.00 0%

Placements

year 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
1st place Clausthal Playmobil University of Technology
Clausthal University of Technology
TUCtuc
Clausthal Roadrunner University of Technology
Technical University of Dortmund
TDI-Dortmund
Clausthal University of Technology
Lucifer
Technical University of Dortmund
Tu-Dosorber
Technical University Dresden

Bridge rider

University of Bremen

BremChem

RWTH Aachen

HydRotor

RWTH Aachen

Aixtreme Veloci team

Clausthal University of Technology

The Alunauts

DHBW Mannheim

zero

Ulm University

Team UUlm

Technical university Dortmund

CrystALizAIR

2nd place RWTH Aachen
Run with the Hydrogen
Technical University of Berlin
CarTalase
Chemnitz University of Technology
MyBeck 2
Technical University of Berlin
AuTu
RWTH Aachen
A-Team
University of Bremen
HB-CC-11
Clausthal University of Technology

DRuF

Clausthal University of Technology

TUC mobile

University of Applied Sciences Münster

Jordan Racing

University of Applied Sciences Münster

Chemical Scuderia

Technical University of Łódź

octane

Islamic Azad University, Najafabad Branch

REXON

DHBW Mannheim

LoChemotive

Technical University Berlin

Bear-OH

3rd place Technical University of Darmstadt
Espada
Chemnitz University of Technology
My Beck
Technical University of Berlin
CurrentCarBerlin
RWTH Aachen
sPRINTER
Technical University of Dresden
Team R&R Tech
Sepuluh Nopember Institute of Technology

spe-K-tronics

Technical university Dortmund

Steam engine 2.0

Technical University Berlin

PemCar

Technical University of Cologne

Cologne Pistions

Karlsruher Institute for Technology

rollmops

RWTH Aachen

Rwthari

RWTH Aachen

caRWTH

Technical university Dortmund

Old rust arbor

RWTH Aachen

Eccentric

4th Place Technical University of Dresden
Conficon DD
Graz University of Technology
Lions
Graz University of Technology
Spirit of Sugar
Technical University of Karlsruhe
The apocalyptic strider
Technical University Dortmund
BCI Wheel
Amirkabir University of Technology
Biopolytech
Technical University Berlin

TuPAC

Technical University of Łódź

octane

Technical university Dortmund

Nitinol bolide

Technical University of Łódź

octane

University of Bremen

BREMgO2016

Technical University Berlin

Chem-e-leon

Technical University of Łódź

octane

Amirkabir University of Technology

Amirkabir

5th place Technical University of Dortmund
The Oxidamigos
Julius Maximilians University of Würzburg
CARMA
RWTH Aachen
Team Greenhound
Cologne University of Applied Sciences
Peroximator;
Clausthal University of Technology
Green Wave
University of Applied Sciences Cologne
zinc oximator
University of Applied Sciences Münster
Flashy-Frank
University of Applied Sciences Münster

CarO

Technical university Dortmund

Whiskers

Karlsruher Institute for Technology

ReeKIT

Technical university Dortmund

Cool runnings

Technical university Dortmund

Seebecks Bieraten

Universidad de Ingeniería y Tecnología Lima

Antawa Peru

RWTH Aachen

Not only TheoretiCAR

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6th place Graz University of Technology
EnzyMoto-Racing
Graz University of Technology
H.AT
Otto von Guericke University Magdeburg
Tamachrito
see 5th place Technical University of Dresden
CA1 team
Technical University of Berlin
HTuO
RWTH Aachen

Skydriver

RWTH Aachen

CampusBahn

Clausthal University of Technology

Hamburg University of Applied Sciences

Black Lead

Hamburg University of Applied Sciences

Rolling Stone

Technical University of Łódź

octane

Hamburg University of Applied Sciences

Turbine HAW

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7th place Technical University of Graz
HTU
Otto von Guericke University Magdeburg
Magdecar
- Warsaw University of Technology
WUT Steam Car
Technical University of Berlin
Franciscar
RWTH Aachen
HNP-Car
Graz University of Technology

Dilletantomobile

University of Applied Sciences Cologne

ColognePistons

Technical University of Łódź

octane

Technical University of Braunschweig

MFC Lion 2.0

DHBW Mannheim

Team Lions

Technical university Dortmund

Shrink Smurf

State University of Semarang

SMARTTRONS

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8th place Clausthal University of Technology
EROS
RWTH Aachen
TeamEsterRacer
- - - Technical University of Dresden
Bridge Rider
- Technical University of Braunschweig

BluB

Technical University of Braunschweig

MFC Lion

Clausthal University of Technology

TUClorean

- Clausthal University of Technology

Phoenix17.Zip

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9th place - Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg
The Porigen
- - - University of Applied Sciences Bremen
KingCar
- Karlsruher Institute for Technology

TripleM

- - - Hamburg University of Applied Sciences

The ChemCardashians

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10th place - - - - - Clausthal University of Technology
Chembulance
- - - - - - - -

Set of rules

Since its introduction, the regulations of the ChemCar competition have been extended or corrected annually. The current version can be found on the chemcar.de website.

Doping

The 1st place in the ChemCar competition is endowed with prize money of 2000.00 € and the ChemCar Cup, while the price for the 2nd place is 1000.00 € and for the 3rd place 500.00 €.

Eligibility to participate

Students from all fields of study without an academic degree are admitted to the ChemCar competition. Each team has to choose a team leader and should have a supervisor with an academic degree in the field of process engineering , mechanical engineering , chemistry or the like.

Vehicle criteria

The energy source for driving the vehicle may only be a chemical reaction . The use of commercially available batteries for vehicle propulsion is prohibited. No devices may be used that allow remote control of the vehicle. The vehicle must meet certain size and weight limits and be designed in such a way that an additional weight of up to 30% of its empty load can be transported.

Concept phase

In the first phase, the student teams develop a concept for setting up and operating their vehicle. The submitted concepts are then evaluated with regard to the fulfillment of the stated requirements and their originality and the best 9 are selected for the actual competition. The approved teams then have to create a detailed safety concept in which they describe and evaluate the dangers posed by the vehicle.

competition

The actual competition is divided into two parts. The first part includes a poster presentation in which the respective vehicles and their drive systems are presented to a jury of industry representatives. Only then does the actual race take place, in which the distance to be covered and the payload are announced immediately before the start. In addition, a detailed safety assessment takes place, which is also included in the evaluation. Successful completion of this safety assessment is essential for participation in the race. The final ranking consists of the evaluation of the poster presentation, the safety evaluation and the placement in the race.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. CHEMCAR. Retrieved March 17, 2018 .