Fraunhofer Institute for Microengineering and Microsystems IMM
- | Heat Exchangers
- | Hydrogen Production
- | Hydrogen Application Technology
- | Research & Development
The Fraunhofer Institute for Microengineering and Microsystems IMM is part of the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft e.V. - the world’s leading industry-oriented research organization. We are engaged in research and development in the three divisions of Chemistry, Energy and Diagnostics.
In the Division ENERGY we deal with current and future issues concerning the mobile and decentralized provision and storage of electrical energy with a stronger focus on sustainable energy sources. We build on the use of our proven microstructured plate heat exchangers, a portfolio of highly active, long-term stable and robust catalysts, and established manufacturing technologies.
Our scientists perform the transfer from the scientific idea towards innovation. Our laboratory and pilot scale system solutions can straightly and consistently be transformed into production scale.
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Carl-Zeiss-Straße 18-20Mainz
55129
Germany
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For many years, Fraunhofer IMM has been developing compact reformer systems with increasing performance that enable hydrogen carriers such as ammonia and methanol to be used for hydrogen-based station ...
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As experts in microtechnology, Fraunhofer IMM develops systems for fuel processing from virtually all types of feedstock. IMM provides services throughout the whole development chain, from initial mod ...
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Model-based tools are required when evaluating different reactor configurations and conversion routes for the production of chemicals or energy. The design and modelling of a single reactor in a one-s ...
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Fraunhofer IMM’s Division Energy is your proven partner for the production, purification and utilization of hydrogen.
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Fraunhofer IMM has developed a catalytic cracking process for the reconversion of ammonia using its well-established microstructure-reactor and tailor-made catalyst technology
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Ammonia has been traditionally known for fertilizer production. In the future, it could also play a key role in the Energy Transition as an efficient source of hydrogen and a climate-friendly substitu ...