Current research projects

Image Test procedures for electrical components
Image Practical training, diploma, master, bachelor
Image Reduction of primary noise sources of fans
Image CFE-Test of Cooker Hoods
Image Optimizing HVAC operation with machine learning
Image Combined building and system simulation
Image Micro heat exchangers in refrigeration
Image Laseroptical measurement
Image Measurements on ceiling mounted cooling systems
Image Thermostatic Expansion Valves
Image Ionocaloric cooling
Image Modular storage system for solar cooling
Image Software for technical building equipment
Image Cold meter
Image Cryostats, Non-Metallic and Metallic
Image Brine (water)-water heat pump

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Akustik und Schwingungen

Industrie

Dr.-Ing. Ralph Krause

+49-351-4081-5318

Messung - Beratung - Optimierung

The ILK possesses a reverberation chamber for tests according to current standards and rules. It is used for the investigation of units and systems. Furthermore this chamber can be used too for the development of new products as well as for the recording of measuring data for technical documentations.

  • Measurements and tests are carried out by order of clients
  • Accoustical measurements acc. to accepted standards and rules, DIN EN ISO 3741
  • Machine-dynamical investigations, signal analysis, system analysis as well as modal analysis
  • Accoustical and dynamical investigation of flowing components
  • Sonic measurements of materials, DIN EN ISO 354
  • Determination of sound power level of machines, units and components
  • Determination of sound absorption values of baffles

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Further Projects

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Software modules

Software for properties of refrigerants

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Verification of storage suitability of cryo tubes

Artificial aging of primary packaging for biobanking applications

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Preformance measurements of heat exchangers

Is the heat exchanger properly sized?

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Innovative small helium liquefier

Liquefaction rates from 10 to 15 l/h

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Filter Tests

INDUSTRIAL AND LABORATORY PRECIPITATORS