The ÖGI is a non-university, non-profit research organisation aiming to increase the fundamental understanding of materials and processes related to castings and light weight design. Major research effort is on the characterisation of materials related to their processing route. The Institute is involved in space research activities regarding accredited materials testing at low and high temperatures.
Recently, the ÖGI was involved in sebveral FP7, Horizon 2020 and ESA-projects. The contribution of the Institute was and is the thermal, electrical and structural characterisation of aircraft and space materials (e.g. titanium alloy, stainless steel, aluminium alloy, silicon carbide and
carbon fibre reinforced plastics)
High and low temperature equipment to characterize thermophysical and thermomechanical properties of aerospace materials:
thermogravimetry, differential thermal analyzer, heat-flow differential scanning calorimeters, pulse calorimeter, thermodilatometry, laser-flash equipment, computed tomography, sterss-strain testing, static and dynamic mechanical testing devices.
Employees | 10 - 50 |
Turnover | 5 - 10M€ |
Export quota space | 100 % |
Research | Development | Production | |
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Applied Research: Spacecraft |
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Applied Research: Launchers and Manned Flight | |||
Applied Research: Ground Segment | |||
Applied Research: Instruments and Payloads | |||
Applied Research: Satellite-based Services | |||
Basic Research for Space Technology | |||
Exploration | |||
Microgravity | |||
Simulation | |||
Other Experimental Research |
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