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...blades are exposed to an environment that severely promotes erosion, especially on the leading edge. SINTEF's test rig is designed to test and compare coatings and protective layers applied to the wind turbine blades....

The primary objective of the POLYMEM project at SINTEF, is to reduce the costs, energy and environmental impact of CO₂ capture compared with existing technologies by developing and implementing the "next generation" polymeric membranes. ...

SINTEF Digital coordinates and participates in several EU Horizon 2020 and FP7 projects. Here are a selection of some of many the EU projects. SINTEF has a broad esperience with EU projects...

Which challenges does the green economy introduce to our power system and how can we use artificial intelligence to solve them?...

Ice formation and accretion present serious, sometimes catastrophic, safety issues in industrial applications where the use of composite components has already become common, e.g. wind turbine blades, aircrafts, UAVs, exposed to supercooled water droplets, both on the ground and in the air. The IceMan...

...minimise seabed contact, and decrease the drag of fishing gear. Here we will carry out comprehensive reviews of the approaches and methods used, and evaluate and rank their efficacy. This will involve all partners and include both modifications that have been tested scientifically and published in peer-reviewed...

...battling climate change and for ensuring industrial growth and prosperity. NTNU, Electro building O.S. Bragstads plass 2A, Trondheim Smart Grids are an integral part of this. European alignement and collaboration across technological and geographical borders in the sector is key, and the European Energy...

...mechanical engineer, best known for his work as a Formula One racing car designer with Scuderia Ferrari during the 1960s and 1970s. He will hold a technical lecture on aerodynamics, mechanics and internal combustion engines. The lecture is open. The event will be in EL2, find the room here. ...

Presenters: Geir Skaugen and Daniel Rohde, Research Scientists, SINTEF Energy Gas turbine exhaust gas is the main source of CO₂ emissions on the Norwegian Continental Shelf. Utilizing the heat that the exhaust gas contains to run a heat-to-power cycle can significantly reduce CO₂ emissions. A key component...

Salvatore D'Arco; Regards Hans Christian Bolstad; Workshop Program  09:00 Welcome and introduction to program and speakers by host / practical aspects - Dr. Hans Chr Bolstad, SINTEF 09:15 Introduction to the topic HVDC - Prof. Dr.-Ing. Lutz Hofmann...

...through the food we eat. And most this salt comes from processed foods. In collaboration with the food industry, SINTEF has researched how to reduce the amount of salt in products, such as fish pudding, liver pâté, shrimp, brined ham, cured sausages, cured ham, processed cheese and pickled herring, without...

Researcher and blog author Elizaveta Vereshchagina in the laboratory. Microfluidics technology has a variety of applications, including DNA analysis and organ-on-a-chip. The photo shows a 6-inch silicon wafer during processing in cleanroom. The dots are inlets to and outlets from the microfluidic channel...

...efficiency is the one research action that contributes to all 17 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. It reduces emissions, increases efficiency and provides surplus energy for other uses. The product that comes out of the processes will be produced for less input. So, more value for less input”,...

...transport fuel. The large volumes of CO₂ produced in the natural gas reforming H₂ manufacture require a coupling with direct CO₂ separation techniques, and safe geological storage. https://blog.sintef.com/sintefenergy/updates-mont-terri-experiment/ ...

This project generated new and validated functionalities in the transient multiphase simulator LedaFlow(TM) in a new area of application: flow assurance predictions for well and risers. Reliable predictions of pressure loss and liquid content in vertical flows under stationary conditions for all types...

The Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) has entered into a strategic alliance with the research organization SINTEF to develop the technological environment in Trondheim internationally. The aim is to be among the world leaders in selected areas of R&D. On the domestic scene both institutions...