First offshore use of new heat flow probe (demonstrator)

Since October 2023, FIELAX GmbH has been working on the development of a new heat flow probe in a project funded by the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy as part of the “Maritime Research Program” funding measure. This is to be used primarily to determine thermal conductivity in marine sediments along cable routes for offshore wind farms or interconnectors, i.e. power lines connecting several countries. The thermal conductivities are used, among other things, for the dimensioning of the power cables. FIELAX GmbH has many years of experience in this field, so that existing practical and theoretical company know-how can be used to make this technology fit for the future. This includes in particular the use of modern hardware and software components for data acquisition, which make the technology so robust and powerful that simple, fast and successful offshore use can be guaranteed. Read more

FIELAX helps with archive migration

The Archive of the German Polar Research (AdP) of the Alfred Wegener Institute is to be integrated into the Archive Information System of Lower Saxony and Bremen. FIELAX is providing AWI with programming support for the implementation: By the end of the year, all AWI archive records will be transformed into the new format and can then be found on the Arcinsys website. In the new archive system, all archive objects will be organized in a uniform and clear manner and will be easy to find using an online search. We are delighted about the close and successful cooperation with the Alfred Wegener Institute and the Lower Saxony State Archives.

New project ‘TC-Monitor’

As part of the ERDF Bremen 2021-2027 program under the guideline “Promotion of application-oriented environmental technologies” (PFAU) of the Senator for Environment, Climate and Science of the Free Hanseatic City of Bremen, our new project “TC-Monitor” - How drying out of soils could burden the power grid due to increasing thermal resistance - is being funded. Read more