Erik Andreassen
Senior Research Scientist
Erik Andreassen
Senior Research Scientist
Publications and responsibilities
COBIOPHAD: AN INNOVATIVE IN-VITRO DEVICE FOR IMMEDIATE DRUG ALLERGY DIAGNOSIS
New Encapsulation Concepts for Medical Ultrasound Probes – A Heat Transfer Simulation Study
Thermal management is important for medical ultrasound probes to maintain optimal performance, reliability, and lifetime of the devices, as well as to avoid heat-induced damage to the patients’ tissue. This paper presents heat transfer simulations of the scan head of a trans-esophageal...
High cycle fatigue life estimation of materials processed by laser powder bed fusion
New Encapsulation Concepts for Medical Ultrasound Probes – A Heat Transfer Simulation Study
Thermal management is important for medical ultrasound probes to maintain optimal performance, reliability, and lifetime of the devices, as well as to avoid heat-induced damage to the patients’ tissue. This paper presents heat transfer simulations of the scan head of a trans-esophageal...
Thermoplastic elastomers – A study on adhesion in two-component injection moulding
Thermoplastic elastomers – Long-term mechanical properties for sealing applications
Mechanical properties of polyamide 12 parts made by powder bed fusion (additive manufacturing)
Industrial use of additive manufacturing (often referred to as 3D printing) for end-use parts in polymer materials is increasing. There are many recent developments regarding materials, machines and software for numerical simulations. However, there are still challenges, e.g., when it comes to...
An introduction to additive manufacturing with engineering plastics
The Effect of Fiber Concentration on Fiber Orientation in Injection Molded Film Gated Rectangular Plates
Fiber orientation in film gated injection-molded rectangular plates was characterized using micro computed tomography. Polyamide 12 materials with 15, 30, and 50 wt% glass fibers were used in this study. For all three materials, the typical core-shell layer structure of fiber orientation was...