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Professorship for Energy Process Engineering (EVT)

The Chair of Energy Process Technology (EVT) researches, develops and optimizes new processes for the energy transition and circular economy. The focus is on the creation of closed carbon cycles using renewable energies. This includes in particular the chemical recycling of residual materials (especially plastics), the production of synthetic raw materials and fuels (e.g. e-fuels) as well as the thermochemical production of hydrogen (e.g. from biogenic waste). The aim is to develop basic technologies up to industrial scale at the interface between plant engineering, the energy industry, waste management, the chemical industry and metallurgy.

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Professorship for Energy Process Engineering (EVT)
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Prof. Martin Gräbner
Prof. Martin Gräbner

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Chair of Reaction Engineering

The research of the Chair of Reaction Engineering deals with fundamental and applied aspects in the fields of exhaust gas purification, CO2 reduction and the production of synthetic and biogenic fuels. A particular feature is the knowledge-based development of advanced catalytic materials and chemical processes. These activities cover a broad field of research ranging from the preparation and physico-chemical characterisation of catalysts, in-situ / operando spectroscopy, kinetic modelling to reactor and process engineering.

 

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Chair of Reaction Engineering
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Prof. Sven Kureti
Prof. Sven Kureti

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Professorship Modeling of Thermochemical Conversion Processes (MTK)

The Chair of Modeling of Thermochemical Conversion Processes (MTK) focuses on the model-based investigation, development and optimisation of new, sustainable technologies in the chemical industry and metallurgy. This includes reactors of various designs as well as different syntheses. The R&D activities cover the entire scale range, from chemically reacting individual particles to the entire reactor, and extend from basic research to technology development together with our partners from industry and business.

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Professorship Modeling of thermochemical conversion processes
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Prof. Andreas Richter
Prof. Andreas Richter

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