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Eric Poliquin
Researcher at Gentherm Incorporated
Publications - 7
Citations - 178
Eric Poliquin is an academic researcher from Gentherm Incorporated. The author has contributed to research in topics: Thermoelectric effect & Heat exchanger. The author has an hindex of 5, co-authored 7 publications receiving 149 citations.
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TEG On-Vehicle Performance and Model Validation and What It Means for Further TEG Development
Doug Crane,John LaGrandeur,Vladimir Jovovic,Marco Ranalli,Martin Adldinger,Eric Poliquin,Joe Dean,Dmitri Kossakovski,Boris Mazar,Clay Wesley Maranville +9 more
TL;DR: A high-temperature thermoelectric generator (TEG) was recently integrated into two passenger vehicles: a BMW X6 and a Lincoln MKT as mentioned in this paper, which was the culmination of a recently completed Department of Energy (DOE)-sponsored TE waste heat recovery program for vehicles (award #DE-FC26-04NT42279).
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Cartridge-based thermoelectric systems
Eric Poliquin,Douglas T. Crane,Vladimir Jovovic,Joseph Dean,Dmitri Kossakovski,Marco Ranalli,Martin Adldinger,Dumitru-Cristian Leu +7 more
TL;DR: In this paper, a thermoelectric assembly and system with at least one shunt configured to extend around a conduit and a plurality of heat exchanger in thermal communication with the shunt and configured to be in thermal communications with a second fluid is described.
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Systems and methods for reducing current and increasing voltage in thermoelectric systems
TL;DR: In this paper, a thermoelectric assembly and method is provided that can be configured to be in thermal communication with a generally tubular first fluid conduit configured to allow a first fluid to flow through the first fluid manifold along a first direction.
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Thermoelectric system with mechanically compliant element
Vladimir Jovoic,Eric Poliquin +1 more
TL;DR: A thermoelectric system includes at least one first heat exchanger configured to be in thermal communication with a heat source, at least 1 second heat exchange, and at least 3rd-order compliant elements sealed within an environment including a gas as discussed by the authors.
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System and method for preventing overheating or excessive backpressure in thermoelectric systems
Lon E. Bell,Douglas T. Crane,Vladimir Jovovic,Eric Poliquin,Joseph Dean,Zhiwu Fang,Dmitri Kossakovski +6 more
TL;DR: In this article, a thermoelectric assembly and a method of operating it are presented. But the authors do not specify a method for operating the assembly and do not provide an operating procedure for the assembly.