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Connecting education and industry

Applied research on composites themes

Researching themes that are relevant

Automation

Bio based

Repair

Intro

Inholland Composites

Connecting education and industry


At Inholland Composites, the applied research we do is driven by our values: creativity, sustainability and health. From an industry perspective, we link our research to themes that are relevant and current in the world surrounding us. For our students, lecturers and researchers, our research themes offer a challenging and multidisciplinary framework for learning and developing new skills.

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Research Themes

Automation

Automation in composite manufacturing is essential to the future growth of the composite industry. Smart manufacturing is the way to larger production volumes, better employee safety and health conditions, and higher product quality.

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Bio based

The benefits from composites offer ample avenues for improving our environment, but why not take it one step further and use nature’s materials in composite structures design?

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Repair

Next to ‘ageing aircraft’, we also see wind turbine blades reaching their operational life, and mass-produced composite cars are no longer future visions. All these structures are based on all-composite load-bearing elements which, due to damage or ageing may at some point need structural repair.

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News

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TetraVision perform 3D scan of DragonFly
06 Feb 2020

The recently initiated development of an electric version of a full composite 2-seater aircraft is making progress, but is a challenge when dealing with 40 year old hardcopy drawings. Thankfully...

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project FIXAR kicks off at Lelystad Airport
22 Nov 2019

The kick-off meeting of project FIXAR took place on November 7 at Flantuas Lelystad Airport. The main goal of the meeting was to get (re-) acquainted with each other and...

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Aeronautical Engineering programme presents electric aircraft
14 Oct 2019

Helping build a sustainable revolution with the DragonFly Dozens of aircraft builders — young and old — gathered at Inholland in Delft on Thursday last week. Not just to chat...

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Meet the team

Rogier Nijssen

Professor

Antoine Gerritse

Head of Department

Arnold Koetje

Programme Manager

Ruben van den Brink

Project Engineer

Didier Dorival

Production Engineer

Bob Brocken

Design Engineer

Mark Wokke

Project Engineer

Andreas Fischer

Project Engineer

Koert Dingerdis

PhD

    Marco Withag

    Project Engineer

    Anouar Elsayed

    Project Engineer

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    Don’t hesitate to contact us in case you are looking for collaboration in one of our activities.

    Leeghwaterstraat 42 Gebouw 45 2628CA Delft

    +31-61 - 051 26 76

    +31-15 - 261 28 43

    arnold.koetje@inholland.nl

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