At the Nuremberg Tech scientists and engineers are developing new high-performance insulation materials. In an ongoing study greenTEG’s heat flux sensors were embedded into the wall to measure the heat flux and compare the thermal properties of the new material to state-of-the-art materials. The results from preliminary simulations are already promising: They showed a reduction of the thermal conductivity (i.e. U-value) of up to 42%.

Further details about this research: Post Presentation as PDF (in German).

Heat generation in all-solid-state supercapacitors with graphene electrodes and gel electrolytes

Elevating low-emissivity film for lower thermal transmittance with heat flux sensors

Experimental validation of a steady periodic analytical model for Breathing Walls

greenTEG awarded again with the H2020 Seal of Excellence.

Sustainable freshwater production using passive membrane distillation and waste heat recovery from portable generator sets

Angstrom configuration for absolute measurement on heat losses of a metal sample by active thermography

We are launching a new venture: CORE

Ronnie Schildknecht joins greenTEG as sports advisor