Contact The project ENMOSA - Energy Mosaic Hunsrück-Hochwald - will develop and provide a dynamic tool for the analysis and prognosis of the energetic use of the sectors electric power, heat and transport for the national park region

Mail ✉ ibt@umwelt-campus.de Contact Trier University of Applied Sciences, Environmental Campus Birkenfeld Institut for Operations and Technology Management (IBT) Campusallee 9925 55768 Hoppstädten-Weiersbach Germany Navigation The

Kontaktdaten Phone: +49 6782 17-1503 Mail: u.broeckel[at]umwelt-campus.de Institute Directory The research focus of my working group is in the field of particle technology, namely in the "product design" of solid substances, agglomeration

Employees Institute Directory The research focus of my working group is in the field of particle technology, namely in the "product design" of solid substances, agglomeration technology, the caking behaviour of solids, the characterization

Research of Working Group Bröckel Speaker Prof. Dr. Roland Ulber Department of Mechanical and Process Engineering Department of Bioprocess Engineering Gottlieb-Daimler Str. Building 49 , Room 502 67663 Kaiserslautern Phone.: +49 631

Project Financial partners Trier University of Applied Sciences - Environmental Campus Birkenfeld (lead), htw saar, Université du Luxembourg, Any-Shape S.A. Strategic Partners Technical University of Kaiserslautern - TUK, IHK Saarland, IMG

Project Financial partners Trier University of Applied Sciences - Environmental Campus Birkenfeld (lead), htw saar, Université du Luxembourg, Any-Shape S.A. Strategic Partners Technical University of Kaiserslautern - TUK, IHK Saarland, IMG

See all Resarch Departments The interdisciplinary working group of ISS and IBT research groups The Birkenfeld Institute of Technology is dedicated to researching and developing innovative methods for optimising industrial production processes in

Back to overview Current Projects Completed Projects Head of Research Department Artificial Intelligence Competences Our research department specialises in the areas of decentralised information processing, edge computing and the

The presentation will focus on our Autonomous Remanufacturing (AutoReman) project funded by the UK Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council. The aim of this ongoing work is to develop an understanding of disassembly, the first operation