Fraunhofer ISC, Center for High Temperature Materials and Design HTL, Bayreuth

Fraunhofer ISC, Center for High Temperature Materials and Design HTL, Bayreuth

DiMaWert

In DiMaWert, a methodology has been established with which the development times for novel thermal processes can be radically reduced, i.e. by at least half.

more info

Low-Cost CMCs

Low-cost CMCs are based on low-cost fibres and matrices as well as on automated manufacturing processes.

more info

AirfOx

In the Airfox project, an innovative and cost-efficient process route for CMC components with high potential for automatable, digitalisable series production was established.

more info

PaKerNat

The PaKerNat project aims to develop novel, paper-engineered ceramic radiation shields for industrial furnaces.

more info

ROxi

The aim of the ROxi project is to recycle ceramic roving waste, which is produced during CMC component manufacture in the winding process and is to be returned to component manufacture.

more info
 

Fraunhofer-Center for High Temperature Materials and Design HTL

more info

High Temperatures
Efficient Solutions


The HTL designs energy-efficient thermal processes and thus contributes to sustainable technological progress in society. It develops high-temperature materials, high-temperature components and high-temperature measurement methods.


The HTL works with systematic methods at a high scientific/technical level. The primary goal is to implement its developments in industry.

 

Cooperation and Current Projects


The HTL offers various forms of cooperation in research and development. If you have any questions about cooperation and funding opportunities, we would be happy to hear from you.

More Info

 

Here you can find our current funded projects.

More Info

 

News from Fraunhofer Center HTL

 

© Rogers Gemany GmbH

Handover of the funding decision

Many thanks to State Secretary Tobias Gotthardt for presenting the funding decision. Rogers Germany and we are developing innovative ceramic substrates.

More about Ker4Elmo
 

Innovation Coffee

Gerhard Seifert gives a presentation on the non-destructive analysis of the fracture strength of ceramic components.

Further informations
 

© Markus Jürgens / Fraunhofer

Congratulations

At the beginning of April, Dr. Holger Friedrich successfully completed the Fraunhofer Research Manager course. We would like to congratulate him.

More info
 

Final Report DiMaWert

We are delighted that the final report on the DiMaWert project is now also available.

More Info