Material properties (e. g. thermal conductivity, thermal expansion, heat capacity) are determined.
These data are crucial for material development and as input parameters for numerical simulation.
Material properties (e. g. thermal conductivity, thermal expansion, heat capacity) are determined.
These data are crucial for material development and as input parameters for numerical simulation.
Measurement of thermal expansion of solids in the temperature range -150°C to 1200°C according to DIN 51045-1 (2005)
Measurement of heat capacity in the temperature range -150°C to 1100°C according to EN 821-3 (2005)
Measurement of thermal diffusivity in the temperature range RT to 1200°C according to EN 821-2 (1997)
Measurement of dynamic Young’s modulus in the temperature range 20°C to 900°C according to EN 820-5 (2009)
Measurement of electrical resistivity/conductivity of metallic specimens in the temperature range from 20°C to melting by four-point probing
Measurement of electrical conductivity at room temperature by eddy currents
Measurement of dynamic Young’s modulus and Poisson’s ratio in the temperature range 20°C to 500°C by resonancy
Calibration of thermocouples in the temperature range 200°C to 1200°C according to EURAMET cg-8
Laser-flash apparatus (Netzsch)*
High-temperature pulse-calorimetry
Differential heat-flux calorimeter (Netzsch)
Pushrod-dilatometer (Netzsch)*
Differential thermal analyser and thermos-gravimeter (Netzsch)
Transient Hot-Bridge (Linseis)
Resonance spectral-analysis
Eddy current conductometer (Förster)
* In cooperation with Materials Center Leoben Forschung GmbH