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TUT – Tampere University of Technology

TUT – Tampere University of Technology. • Established in 1965 • 11,600 students (2008) • Collaborates with 270 universities around the world. Tampere.

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TUT – Tampere University of Technology

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  1. TUT – Tampere University of Technology • • Established in 1965 • • 11,600 students (2008) • • Collaborates with 270 universities around the world

  2. Tampere • The third largest city in Finland with over 200,000 inhabitants. One of Finland’s fastest growing urban centres and, according to a survey, the most popular city to live and study in. •Two universities: Tampere University of Technology and the University of Tampere with 30,000 students.

  3. Undergraduate students of technology in Finland in 2008

  4. TUT in numbers in 2008 • Degrees 882 • MSc (Tech/Arch) 809 • Licentiate and Doctor 73 • Students in total 11 626 • Undergraduate 9 964 • Postgraduate 1 662 • Total funding, EUR million 126 • Budget funding 82 • Supplementary funding 45

  5. Quality research on an international level • Leading-edge fields of research: • • Signal processing • •Nanophotonics • • Biotechnology • • Intelligent mobile machines • Centres of Excellence in Research appointed by the Academy of Finland: • • Signal Processing Algorithm Research Group (SPAG) • • Generic Intelligent Machines Research (GIM) together with Helsinki University of Technology

  6. Other main fields of competence • •Architecture and civil engineering • •Energy technology • • Computational methods for physical phenomena • • Machine and process automation, • production engineering • •Materials science • • Software systems • • Communications engineering and • electronics • • Production and knowledge management

  7. International university • Close to a thousand exchange and visiting students (2008). • • Over 100 students enrolled in the international MSc programmes in 2008. • •TUT employs 240 foreign nationals, of which 12 are professors. • • Collaborates with 270 universities around the world.

  8. Significant societal contributions • Forerunner in university-company collaboration. A considerable portion of total funding comes from supplementary funding, outside the budget of the Ministry of Education. • • The latest research results and technology are transferred to society through joint research and development projects with industry and companies and through new business ventures. • • Active regional activities in Western and Southern Finland and collaboration with other institutes of higher education.

  9. TUT – Tampere University of Technology • Tampere University of Technology • Korkeakoulunkatu 10 • P.O. Box 527, 33101 Tampere • Finland • Telephone +358 (0) 3 311 511 • www.tut.fi

  10. Electronics / Electromagnetics Teaching: Basic: Advanced: Circuit & System Theory Renewable Energy Electromagnetics Electromagnetic Modelling Research Areas: Superconductivity Numerical Field Wind Power Technology Analysis

  11. Group of superconductivity (8 persons)

  12. Research History

  13. EU Collaboration SHIFT Development of the construction technology of HTS magnets (Electricité de France) SUPERPOLI The design of a 200 m 3-phase 20 kV/28 kA HTS power link (Nexans) ACROPOLIS Development of HTS tapes to minimize ac losses (FZK) SUPER3C Utilizing HTS thin films in power cables (Nexans) ALUHEAT New concept of Al induction heater (SINTEF) EUCARD HTS dipole inserts (CERN) EU –projects TUT as a partner

  14. Magnetic field lines Induced current Shaft to motor Cryostat DC current Rotation of billet HTS coil ALUHEAT DC HTS coils with rotating billet New concept which can be realised using commercially available technology Practically no losses in the conduction cooled superconducting coils Energy efficiency about 90 %, determined by the electric motor Cost comparable to cost for conventional induction heater

  15. ALUHEAT

  16. On-going major projects ALUHEAT EuCARD Pulse SMES Heavy cranes For example Panamax container crane made by Konecranes can lift 65 t Potential energy increases 6 MJ / 10 m lift.

  17. Publication Activities within superconductivity • 150 international refereed articles • 40 MSc Thesis • 7 Licentiate Thesis • 10 PhD Thesis

  18. Present Research Activities – Basic Studies • 1. Electromagnetic Characterisation of different • SC materials • MgB2 stability modelling and experimental • verification (PhD.) • YBCO characterisation; current distribution • and AC losses (PhD.) • Mechanical modelling of SC materials (PhD.) • Cryogenics in SC Magnets (PhD.)

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