Expert Committee

High-Temperature Sensor Technology

Committee members: 104

Requirements for industrial processes and energy conversion include high efficiency, environmental compatibility and tolerance to the type and quality of primary energy. High-temperature processes dominate in the areas mentioned. Consequently, sensors that can be used under extreme conditions form crucial components for controlling and optimizing new and existing processes. The development of sensors in line with requirements is largely determined by the materials available. This in applies particular to high-temperature sensors, hence stability and function depend on material-specific and strongly temperature-dependent processes such as the transport of the constituent elements and phase transformations. The Expert Committee therefore aims at sensor and material development for working temperatures above 350 °C, considered as a unit.

Chair

  • Prof. Dr. Holger Fritze
    Technische Universität Clausthal

Vice Chair

  • Prof. Dr. Maximilian Fleischer
    Siemens AG
  • Materials research with particular reference to high-temperature sensor technology in the fields of energy conversion, environmental technology, and mobility
  • Selection, investigation, and evaluation of potential physical and chemical effects concerning their high-temperature suitability
  • Creation of the interface between academia and industry by matching new principles and industrial needs as well as network formation
  • Preparation of research and development work to initiate overarching research and development projects