Laboratory of Energy-Efficient Materials Technologies and Materials Engineering

As an entity of Construction 4.0, the Kielce University of Technology has equipped the Laboratory of Energy-Efficient Materials Technologies and Materials Engineering. This laboratory recognises material structures with their mechanical and physical characteristics, while providing the opportunity to create and modify materials used in construction.

Head of the laboratory

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Benefits of collaboration

  • increasing productivity and quality while reducing manufacturing costs,
  • guaranteeing the correct interpretation of results, ongoing monitoring of the technical condition of the road infrastructure and the responsible determination of the period of safe operation
  • opportunity for greater flexibility and personalisation of solutions.

Laboratory equipment:

  • CT scanner for materials research
  • FR – IR spectroscope
  • epifluorescence microscope
  • compactors for specimens of mineral and asphalt mixtures and rectangular specimens
  • apparatuses: BBR, PAV, RTFOT, Proctor, UTM, Fraass, PiK, ductilometer with force measurement, DHR viscosity meter
  • foamed asphalt generator
  • apparatus for measuring the reflectivity of road surfaces.

Economic offers

Research and development in general materials engineering

Offer tructural testing of road construction materials: analysis of the internal structure of the material including determination of the content of free spaces, their size and distribution in the material; ...

Design and diagnosis of road construction materials

Offer Comprehensive assessment of the durability of road construction materials over the service life of road surfaces and traffic safety assurance. Development of non-destructive methods used to assess the quality ...

Measurements of horizontal markings on asphalt pavements

Offer Scope of measurements of horizontal markings on asphalt pavements Reflectivity – day and night visibility Roughness – ensuring safety of road traffic. Contact PhD Eng. Mateusz IwańskiHead of Laboratory ...

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