Institute for Manufacturing Technologies of Ceramic Components and Composites (IMTCCC)

Demanding applications in the modern industry require customized materials and manufacturing technologies. The IMTCCC developes solutions for those challenges in the fields of composite materials, high-performance ceramics and surface technology.

Institute building on Allmandring 7b

Modern material systems from the fields of high-performance ceramics, composite materials and surface technology are combined at the IMTCCC. The main focus is on the development of structural and functional components as well as high-performance surfaces and lightweight solutions for applications in the fields of:

  • Automotive
  • Aerospace industry
  • Health technology
  • Machinery and plant construction
  • Energy and power plant engineering

These concepts developed at the institute are divided into four different research areas:

In current research:

Department of Surface and Coatings Technologies

Suspension Spraying (HVSFS)

Department of Composite Materials

Metal Matrix Composites (MMC)

Department of High Performance Ceramics

Laser-induced direct metalization of ceramics

Department of Material Mechanics, Modeling and Simulation

Flow simulation in HVOF and HVSFS

Department of High Performance Ceramics

Additive Manufacturing

Department of Surface and Coatings Technologies

Coatings for biomedical applications

Department of Composite Materials

Lightweight fire protection

Department of High Performance Ceramics

Multiphase and platelet reinforced ceramics

Department of Surface and Coatings Technologies

Coating of Brake Rotors

Department of Composite Materials

Optimization of fiber/matrix interface

 

 

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The Institute

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Research at the IMTCCC

Material oriented design and production technology for economically and ecologically efficient …

Teaching

At the IMTCCC, lectures, laboratory sessions and seminars in the fields of manufacturing technology, …
This image shows Andreas Killinger

Andreas Killinger

apl. Prof. Dr. rer. nat.

Assistant Director of the Institute
Head of Department Surface Technologies and Composites

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Frank Kern

apl. Prof. Dr. rer. nat.

Head of Department High Performance Ceramics

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