Forschung

LTT was once again represented with several contributions at PARTEC 2025 in Nuremberg. Stefan Buchstaller, Franz Huber, and Stefan Will presented the latest results on the particle measurement methods developed at LTT. In addition to numerous discussions with other colleagues, there were particularl...

ILASS Europe took place in Lund, Sweden, from September 1 to 4. LTT was represented by Benjamin Klevansky, who gave a presentation on the characterization of multicomponent fuels using optical diagnostics based on fluorescence and light scattering.

Phillipp Bräuer and Benjamin Klevansky have won the SAOT Innovation Award 2025 for their proposal for a Raman setup for the in-situ control of highly-fluorescing biological processes. In the picture (from left to right): Dr. Max Gmelch, SAOT Director of Administration and Outreach, Benjamin Klevansk...

LTT was also represented with poster contributions at this year's Gordon Research Conference - Laser Diagnostics in Energy and Reacting Flows. The conference took place from June 15 to 20 in Les Diablerets near Lake Geneva.

Knowledge of temperature is central to understanding combustion processes. A new method for temperature measurement has been developed at LTT, which is based on the ratio of water emission into 2 spectral bands in the infrared. It is particularly suitable for processes with carbon-free or low-carbon...

The LTT was represented at the 12th European Combustion Meeting with several contributions. These included presentations on droplet evaporation, ammonia and hydrogen combustion, as well as on soot diagnostics. This year the ECM took place in the Scottish capital, Edinburgh.

We are grateful and proud that our paper “Tomographic single-shot time-resolved laser-induced incandescence for soot characterization in turbulent flames”, which Marcel presented at the last Combustion Symposium, was awarded the Distinguished Paper Award by the Combustion Institute in the "Diagnosti...

The 35th International SAOT Workshop took place on 23 and 24 September

In this work, phosphor thermometry was used for the first time as an imaging measurement method