Projects from SINTEF Helgeland

Some industrial machine parts wear out quickly. Good foundry technology and modern grain refiners makes it possible to produce parts that last much longer before needing replacement.

The project will establish a new measurement method for the smallest plastic particles – nanoplastics. We will map where the nanoplastics come from, test new ways to remove them, and examine how industry and society can contribute to the solution.

RESPOND2030 brings together governance, industry, and research actors to develop knowledge on the conditions, and paths forward for processing industry decarbonization and associated energy system change.

The project aims to generate knowledge and a commercial foundation for biological and economic sustainability through a side stream based on salt salmon sludge.

TiLCA is a spinoff from HEU DigIT (Grant Agreement No. 869529) with a goal to provide insight into environmental performance of mineral concentrates produced at Titania AS through out a complete production year

We investigated the use of machine learning for automatic detection of defects in battery electrodes.

The project aims to develop and demonstrate methods for robust online sampling, modelling and prediction of heavy metal emissions associated with dust from the aluminium industry.

Industial-Urban Symbiosis, digitalization, and cross-sector innovation are key drivers for resource efficiency, climate neutrality and sustainable regional development. THESEUS brings together industries, cities and R&D to develop scalable circular...

The FUMO project aims to find solutions for a sustainable and growing transport system in arctic urban and industrial conditions.