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Contact
Dr.-Ing. Rhena Wulf
Professorship for Technical Thermodynamics
Institute of Thermal Engineering
Lampadius-Bau
Room 304
Gustav-Zeuner-Straße 7
09599 Freiberg
+49 3731 39-2468
Rhena [dot] Wulf [at] ttd [dot] tu-freiberg [dot] de
Professional background
Time period | Activity |
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2009 | Doctorate (Dr.-Ing.) on the topic "Thermal conductivity of heat-resistant and refractory insulating materials" |
since 1998 | TU Bergakademie Freiberg, Professorship for Technical Thermodynamics, Research assistant |
1992 to 1997 | Research studies and time spent bringing up children |
1985 - 1991 | Study of energy application at the TU Bergakademie Freiberg |
1982 - 1985 | Professional training as a machinist for thermal power plants with Abitur (BmA) |
Information
- General organisation of teaching
- Lecture and exercise for the course "Heat Transfer in Porous Media"
- Exercises for the courses
- Technical Thermodynamics I
- Technical Thermodynamics II
- Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer
- Applied Thermodynamics
- Processing of services
- Conducting and analysing measurements to determine thermophysical material properties
- Influencing factors on various thermophysical material properties
- Heat conductivity of refractory construction and insulation materials (analysis of the different measurement results using different measurement methods including numerical simulation)
- Increasing the resistance of high-temperature thermal insulation materials in industrial furnaces with a hydrogen-containing inert gas atmosphere
- .thermal insulation materials in industrial furnaces with hydrogen-containing inert gas atmospheres (as part of the EBEST project/part of the thermal conductivity of insulation materials)
- Thermophysical properties of the filter materials and filter structures as well as the effective heat transport processes during filtration (management of sub-project B3 as part of the CRC 920 "Multifunctional filters for molten metal filtration - a contribution to zero defect materials"; Project completion on 30.06.2023)