Hiwi-Tätigkeit: Construction of Experimental Setups for testing of high-temperature heat pipes

10. Januar 2024

Job advertisement - HIWI
Tasks:
The primary responsibilities include:
1. Provide assistance in the construction of the experimental setup illustrated in Figure 2.
2. Offer support during the testing phase of crucial components, as exemplified in Figure 1.
Background:
In the framework of the project "MISHA - Passive cooling of innovative micro nuclear reactors", this research project is geared towards evaluating the heat transport performance of high-temperature heat pipes. Consequently, the release of both heat pipe prototypes and a testing facility is essential.
The design for the testing facility has been finalized, and construction is scheduled to commence in February. The Student Research Assistant will play a pivotal role in supporting the MISHA team during the construction phase. This involvement will encompass a spectrum of tasks, ranging from the mechanical assembly of components to evaluating the thermodynamic efficiency of the system, and from crafting vacuum-proof feedthroughs to LabView programming.
Procedure:
• Taking into account a total of 8 work hours per week, the schedule will involve either a full day or two half days of work as mutually agreed. Therefore, the number of working hours per month can be in-between 30 to 40 h.
• During the agreed-upon timeframe, the Sudent Research Assistant will actively participate in construction activities conducted in the laboratory located at Pfaffenwaldring 31A, 70569, Stuttgart.
Requirements:
• A pronounced affinity for hands-on experimental work.
• Ability to work in a team.
• Fluent in German; Basic knowledge of English.
Start: from 01.02.2024 or later

Kontakt

M.Sc. Ruggero Meucci
Pfaffenwaldring 31 • Room no. 3.344
D-70569 Stuttgart
ruggero.meucci@ike.uni-stuttgart.de
+49 711 685 69662

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