
Multiphase Flow Laboratory
SINTEF Multiphase Flow Laboratory is one of the world’s largest multiphase test facilities and a research Infrastructure of national importance.
SINTEF Process Innovation Park (PIP) is a leading independent test and development facility at near industrial scale. For more than 40 years, we have been a key partner for industry, offering a unique combination of deep scientific expertise and advanced infrastructure that enables research based piloting and scale up.
With access to state of the art pilot plants, custom built rigs and precise instrumentation, SINTEF PIP is specifically designed to support technology development towards higher levels of technological maturity (TRL 6 to 7).
We develop and test a wide range of technologies including process equipment, sensor technology, chemicals, process and design simulators, material integrity, drones and robotics.
At PIP, you will find research based knowledge and hands on experience that contribute to optimising sustainable processes under realistic industry relevant conditions. Whether you are working on recycling, new materials or low emission processes, we are ready to support you throughout the entire development journey.
Today, our facilities include much more than low emission oil and gas production. They also offer test areas and laboratories for CO₂ capture, hydrogen technology, energy storage and bioprocesses. We are ready to support your innovation from idea to demonstration.
SINTEF Multiphase Flow Laboratory is one of the world’s largest multiphase test facilities and a research Infrastructure of national importance.
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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.
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Visiting address:
Tillerbruvegen 200, 7092 Tiller, Norway
Postal address:
SINTEF AS, P.O. Box 4760 Torgarden, NO-7465 Trondheim, Norway