[ˈskai]-lab - Quality control, structural health monitoring and operational safety of additively manufactured components for electrified aircraft engines

The BTU-DLR-BAM cooperation ['skai]-lab set up by BTU Cottbus-Senftenberg, the German Aerospace Center (DLR) and the Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing (BAM) combines the various areas of expertise in additive manufacturing (BAM, BTU) and non-destructive testing / structural health monitoring (BAM) with the application requirements for novel propulsion concepts and components in aviation (DLR) and thus makes an important scientific contribution to sustainable aviation. The combination of the different expertise of DLR, BTU and BAM offers great added value here, as the research focuses complement each other in a unique way. In addition, ['skai]-lab enables the transfer of scientific expertise, including the energy sector, to the aviation industry.

For more informationen visit the website of the BTU-DLR-BAM-Cooperation ['skai]-lab