Die Mitarbeiter des Instituts für Systemverfahrenstechnik gratulieren Dr.-Ing. Kai Kruber zur bestandenen Promotionsprüfung

The scope of this master's thesis is to investigate various process routes for the production of aviation fuel, starting from the intermediate chemical acetoin. For this purpose, a comparison will be carried out on a technical and economic basis.

Lieferungen klimaneutral und verträglich gestalten

Bei seinem Besuch an zwei Universitäten in Yogyakarta, Indonesien, bemüht sich Prof. Fiedler um einen Austausch in Forschung und Lehre.

at the EPEPS 2023 for “Automated Generation and Correlation of Physics-Based Via Models with Full-Wave Simulation for an SI/PI Database”!

„Was kann ich mit meinem Abschluss alles machen und wie sieht mein Berufsalltag aus?“

Team der Hamburger Verfahrenstechnik nimmt an SPRIND Challenge "Circular Manufacturing" teil

Our institute publishes on the TUHH homepage the research report on the topic Monitoring of civil infrastructure with acoustic power transfer and communication. Thanks to the authors Peter Oppermann and Prof. Renner

Auf der diesjährigen CIRP CMS (Conference on Manufacturing Systems) in Kapstadt haben vier Forschende des IFPT erfolgreich ihre Arbeiten aus aktuellen Projekten vorgestellt. Jessica Ehrbar stellte das Paper „Cycle time reduction through a novel view planning concept for hybrid white light interferometrybased inspection“ vor. Keno Moenck präsentierte das Paper „GraphSTEP: concurrent, cloud-based, lifecycle-oriented editing and updating of product data“. Julian Koch präsentierte das Paper „A human-centered IIoT platform approach for manual inspections: Towards digital documentation and assistance applications“. Lukas Büsch stellte ein Paper zum Thema der Fortschrittsüberwachung auf Baustellen von Großelektrolyseuren aus dem HyPLANT100 Projekt mit dem Titel „Development of a multi-sensor concept for progress detection in the site assembly of electrolysis units“ vor. Neben dem wertvollen Austausch mit der wissenschaftlichen Peer-Group auf der Konferenz ergab sich auch die Möglichkeit Kapstadt, sowie die Kultur und atemberaubende Natur Südafrikas zu entdecken. At this year's CIRP CMS (Conference on Manufacturing Systems) in Cape Town, four IFPT researchers successfully presented their results from current research projects. Jessica Ehrbar presented the paper "Cycle time reduction through a novel view planning concept for hybrid white light interferometrybased inspection". Keno Moenck spoke about the paper "GraphSTEP: concurrent, cloud-based, lifecycle-oriented editing and updating of product data". Julian Koch presented the paper "A human-centered IIoT platform approach for manual inspections: Towards digital documentation and assistance applications". Lukas Büsch presented a paper on the topic of progress monitoring on construction sites of large electrolysers from the HyPLANT100 project entitled "Development of a multi-sensor concept for progress detection in the site assembly of electrolysis units". In addition to the valuable exchange with the scientific peer group at the conference, there was also the opportunity to discover Cape Town, as well as the culture and breathtaking nature of South Africa.

Our paper 'High-level Simulation of the Timely Behavior of Intermittent Systems'  has been accepted for the conference / workshop  21st ACM Conference on Embedded Networked Sensor Systems (SenSys 2023) / Enssys. Congratulation to our co-worker Johannes Göpfert  and the head of the institute Prof. Renner.