
Multiphase Flow Laboratory
SINTEF Multiphase Flow Laboratory is one of the world’s largest multiphase test facilities and a research Infrastructure of national importance.
With us, you'll encounter research-based knowledge that helps optimize sustainable processes under realistic, industrial conditions. Whether you're working on recycling, new materials or low-emission processes, we're ready to support you throughout the development process.
The laboratory facilities at Tiller today include not only research and development on low-emission oil and gas production. They now also include facilities for CO2 capture, hydrogen technology, energy storage and bioprocesses.
SINTEF Multiphase Flow Laboratory is one of the world’s largest multiphase test facilities and a research Infrastructure of national importance.
The CO2 laboratory at Tiller is a highly equipped test facility for development of post-combustion CO2 capture technologies, as well as a research lab for flue gas pre-treatment analysis and emission research.
The oil refining laboratories at SINTEF consists of pilot units for catalytic upgrading of oil fractions close to industrial conditions. There has been a continuous project activity in the laboratories since 1981 in close collaboration with the...
The Smart-H hydrogen macromechanical lab is designed for research aimed at increasing the understanding of the hydrogen influence on materials mechanical properties.
Laboratoriet er unikt i sitt slag, da det muliggjør testing av materialer og komponenter med kombinert høyt trykk, høy temperatur og høy spenning, med grenser på 1000 bar, 200 °C og 100 kV.
SINTEF Industry performs experimental research on thermochemical biomass conversion using laboratory units in the range from bench- to semi-pilot scale.
Tribology is the multidisciplinary science on wear, friction and lubrication of interacting surfaces in relative motion. Research in tribology is often highly dependent on the final application. The mission of the Tribology Lab at SINTEF/NTNU is to...
AURORA will further develop and demonstrate advanced CO2 capture technologies to the point of commercial deployment.
The main objective of the HyLINE II project is to enable safe pipeline transport of hydrogen gas by building a knowledge base covering the hydrogen effect on pipeline steel welds and its influence on the overall integrity of the pipeline.
The PYROCO2 project will demonstrate the scalability and economic viability of carbon capture and utilization (CCU) to make climate-positive acetone out of industrial CO2 and renewable electricity derived hydrogen.
Visiting address:
Tillerbruvegen 200, 7092 Tiller, Norway
Postal address:
SINTEF AS, P.O. Box 4760 Torgarden, NO-7465 Trondheim, Norway