Chair of Technical Thermodynamics
The Chair of Technical Thermodynamics is currently divided into four working groups:
- Thermophysical material properties
- Process engineering material and data
- Numerical thermo-fluid dynamics as well as
- Sorption
The chair is characterized by interdisciplinary fundamental and application-oriented research in all areas of thermodynamic and heat transfer processes. Furthermore, the Scientific Diving Center (SDC) of the TU Bergakademie Freiberg is located at the chair and is active in training and research.
Email for general contact inquiries:
- Thermodynamik
ttd [dot] tu-freiberg [dot] de
Information poster & brochure about the chair:
Information for students:
For organizational reasons, all students who plan to attend a course at the Chair of Technical Thermodynamics in the winter semester 2020-2021 are required to enroll in the corresponding OPAL course (please follow the respective links listed below) by 01 November 2020:
- Technical Thermodynamics I
- Information for the online exercise: In case of any technical problems with OPAL, and if the BBB room is not accessible from there, please use the following link instead:
- Link to the BBB room
- Heat and mass transfer
- Energy-self-sufficient buildings
- Numerical methods of thermal fluid dynamics III
- Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer
- Information for the online exercise: In case of any technical problems with OPAL, and if the BBB room is not accessible from there, please use the following link instead:
- Link to the BBB room
- Programming tools for numerical simulation
No OPAL registration is required for the lecture “Aquatic ecosystems - Methods for sub-aquatic scientific work / The fascination of water” as part of the scientific diver training.
In case of any occurring registration problems, or if you have any further questions about the above listed courses, please contact the respective lecturer listed in the following timetable.
An overview of the chair's scientific publications can be found here.
Here you can find current impressions from the everyday life of the chair. 