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Newsletter No. 23 / June 2019

Dear Readers,

Optimize and speed up processes, increase productivity, minimize disturbance factors, develop innovations – these are some of the goals pursued by scientific research. The research projects presented in this newsletter also deal with such challenges.

The LZH has developed a mobile device to speed up rescue operations in public transport. At IFUM as well as at IFW and ITV, researchers want to minimize disturbance factors. The system developed at IFUM minimizes transfer vibrations in multi-stage presses and thus increases the productivity of forming machines. IFW in cooperation with ITV does research on the friction-reducing effect of micro dimples used in heavy-duty engines. At IW, researchers work on an innovative process combination that enables substrate bonding of thermally sprayed coatings.

Another highlight mentioned in this newsletter: the success for the Collaborative Research Centre “Tailored Forming” of Leibniz Universität – additional funding of around ten million euros for another period of four years provided by the German Research Foundation. Event note: LZH at IdeenExpo (Hanover, 15 to 23 June) and at LASER fair (Munich, 24 to 27 June).

We hope you enjoy reading the new issue!

Your Editorial Team

Mobile laser device for technical rescue operations
Research
Mobile laser device for technical rescue operations

LZH |Modern materials give passenger cabins a high safety standard. The only drawback: With conventional life-saving equipment, car body parts often cannot be cut quickly enough in case of an emergency. The solution: an innovative mobile laser device for complex accident scenarios.

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Micro dimples for friction reduction in heavy-duty diesel engines
Research
Micro dimples for friction reduction in heavy-duty diesel engines

IFW, ITV | To increase the efficiency of combustion engines, researchers of IFW and ITV are doing research on how to reduce friction losses in engines. For this purpose, they are machining micro dimples in cylinder liners to investigate their friction-reducing properties.

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Success for Collaborative Research Centre “Tailored Forming”
Here & now
Success for Collaborative Research Centre “Tailored Forming”

PZH | The collaborative research centre (CRC) at Leibniz University Hannover has been extended for a further four years. The German Research Foundation will provide around ten million euros of additional funding.

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Recommended by 100 percent: Niedersachsen-Technikum at the LZH
Smart minds
Recommended by 100 percent: Niedersachsen-Technikum at the LZH

LZH | After six months at the Laser Zentrum Hannover e.V. (LZH), one thing is certain for Tabea Karg and Linda Thies: they would recommend the Niedersachsen-Technikum to all high school graduates with an interest in the STEM subjects (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics).

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Auto-adaptive minimization of transfer vibrations in multi-stage presses
Research
Auto-adaptive minimization of transfer vibrations in multi-stage presses

IFUM | Undesirable vibrations can be generated by the transfer systems used for the fully automated component transfer between several subsequent forming processes. For this reason, researchers at IFUM are developing a system that minimizes the vibrations occurring during transport, thus increasing the productivity of the forming systems.

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Innovative process combination for substrate bonding of thermally sprayed coatings
Research
Innovative process combination for substrate bonding of thermally sprayed coatings

IW | Corundum blasting used as a pre-treatment of coating surfaces is more and more replaced by machining processes. Researchers are developing an innovative combination of processes for the form-locked bonding of thermally sprayed coatings.

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Trade fairs in June: The LZH at the IdeenExpo and LASER fair
Here & now
Trade fairs in June: The LZH at the IdeenExpo and LASER fair

LZH | For the LZH, June 2019 is all about the IdeenExpo (Hannover, 15 to 23 June) and the LASER fair (Munich, 24 to 27 June). At the IdeenExpo, lasers will be melting moondust. Afterwards, at the LASER fair, the LZH will be showing, among others, a laser processing head for internal cylindrical structures.

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