Overview

Many industries such as space, aeronautic, nuclear and glass operate installations at temperatures above 1500 °C. In order to optimise their processes and increase their competitiveness, these industries are developing new materials able to work at higher temperatures. The overall objective of the project is to establish a metrological infrastructure to provide traceable thermophysical properties data (ex: temperature of fusion) up to 3000 °C. It will include the development of reference facilities, new measurement techniques, calibration methods, uncertainty budgets. The project outputs will enable European industries to significantly increase energy efficiency, reduce emissions, enhance safety and improve reliability of critical applications.

Day of technical exchanges — Thursday 11^th March 2021

The European Technical Committee for the Standardization of Advanced Technical Ceramics (CEN/TC 184) invites you to a day of technical exchanges.

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Workshop for stakeholders
A workshop will be organized on 21th January 2021 at ZAE Bayern in Würzburg (Germany). The goal of this workshop will be to present the main results of the project to stakeholders and end-users and to get feedback from them.
More information about the workshop will be available on the project’s website as soon as the program is finalized.

You can find further information
in the flyer .

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