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On 24.03.2022, four employees of the LCC went to DEKUMED in Bernau am Chiemsee for the preliminary acceptance of the new reactive 3D printer. The system consists of a 3-component dispensing system and an ultrasonic mixing head which is attached to a CNC portal for 3D printing.… [read more]

As a consequence of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, SAMPE Deutschland was forced to postpone the SAMPE Session originally planned for March 9th on short notice. The SAMPE Session on the topic of „3D Druck in der Composite Fertigung“ will be held on 24.03.22, 16:00-17:30. The… [read more]

How can we as the TUM Chair of Carbon Composites contribute to sustainability in the composite world? At the LCC, we are confronting this question by working in close cooperation with our partners from research and industry on solutions for: •    Substitution of conventional… [read more]

Together with SAMPE Germany we cordially invite you to the virtual "SAMPE Session" at the TUM-LCC. After an introduction of the chair and our main focus, a presentation on "Process Development in Large Scale Additive Manufacturing, Application Example Molding Tools for Fiber… [read more]

At the final meeting of the project "SKR-FVK" at our project partner DEKUMED in Bernau at the beautiful Chiemsee, the project partners once again proudly looked at the jointly achieved project results. In just two years, a new process variant for increasing cost efficiency and… [read more]

The project "CO2-neutral, lifetime-optimized, short fiber reinforced thermoplastics for dynamic applications - COOPERATE" has started at the Chair of Carbon Composites. The proposal of the project addresses the reduction of emissions by fundamentally improving product design and… [read more]

On 3.12.2021, three LCC employees visited Roth Composite Machinery in Steffenberg for the preliminary acceptance of the new towpreg machine. The machine can impregnate four tows in parallel at process speeds of up to 110 m/min. In addition to the four cross winders, the line has… [read more]

After about five years, David Colin is leaving the LCC. Started on various industrial projects, he has contributed significantly to the design of the chair in the last years as group leader, especially with a focus on virtual material characterization and pressure tanks. We thank… [read more]

Studies on the multi-functionality of additively manufactured parts, such as 3D printed electronics, have increased significantly in recent years. A study has been carried out at the Chair of Carbon Composites (LCC) researching on the integration of continuous carbon fiber and… [read more]

Within the framework of a student project of the University of Art and Design Linz, tests for overbraiding of mannequin extremeties have been carried out at the Chair of Carbon Composites. The background of the work was to find new manufacturing techniques for everyday clothes… [read more]