DKG specialist area 6 - Ceramics in environmental technology

PD Dr. rer. nat. Emmanuel Ionescu

Chairman DKG FG 6
Address:
TU Wien
Institut für Chemische Technologien und Analytik
Getreidemarkt 9
1060 Wien
Österreich
E-Mail:
Web:
www.tuwien.at/tch/cta
The DKG Technical Committee 6 (DKG FG 6) "Ceramics in Environmental Technology" serves as a platform for the exchange of information on topics such as ceramic filtration and membrane systems for water and wastewater treatment, ceramic catalyst supports, materials for exhaust gas treatment, ceramic adsorbents, as well as functional ceramics for environmental and energy technologies. Another key focus of DKG FG 6 is the characterization and lifetime assessment of these materials under real operating conditions, the development of new filter and membrane materials, and the integration of ceramic components into environmental technology processes.

Within DKG FG 6, scientific findings related to the development, production, and application of ceramic materials for environmental and energy applications are exchanged. Emphasis is placed on solutions in which ceramic materials contribute to resource conservation, emission reduction, and sustainable process design.

DKG FG 6 promotes the exchange between research institutions, industry, and plant engineering and supports the discussion of current developments in this field. Regular technical meetings, workshops and conference contributions are organized, where current research results, new materials, and innovative applications in environmental technology are presented and discussed.
In addition, DKG FG 6 supports joint research initiatives and collaborative projects, as well as the exchange of experiences between academia and industry. Through these activities, the committee aims to contribute to the further development of ceramic solutions for sustainable environmental and energy technologies.

Experts from science, industry, and plant engineering are warmly invited to participate in the activities of DKG FG 6, contribute their expertise, and take part in the exchange and further development of ceramic materials for environmental and energy applications.