The Bavarian fusion network brings together companies, start-ups and research institutions along the entire fusion energy value chain. From high-performance materials, cryogenic and vacuum technology, precision optics and manufacturing technologies to innovative reactor concepts and laser approaches through to safety, engineering and technology transfer - this is where the industrial foundation for the energy of tomorrow is being laid.
Our map shows the players, competencies and connections that are working together to make fusion energy a reality.
Bilfinger Nuclear & Energy Transition GmbH
Bilfinger Nuclear & Energy Transition GmbH
Alfred-Nobel-Straße 20
97080 Würzburg
https://www.bilfinger.com
Dipl.-Phys. Michael Gehring
Senior Expert Multi-Physics
Tel.: +49 931 903 6031
Contact per mail
Profile
Bilfinger Nuclear & Energy Transition GmbH is a Bilfinger SE company and has been operating successfully worldwide for five decades as an expert in nuclear technology, magnet technology and service & assembly. The approximately 790 employees work mainly in the engineering sector. Bilfinger Noell plans, develops, manufactures, assembles and offers maintenance from a single source. Bilfinger Nuclear & Energy Transition can look back on a successful history of more than 30 years in fusion research as a supplier of high-tech components and equipment for e.g. Wendelstein 7-X, ASDEX-Upgrade, ITER, and JET
Products
- Superconducting magnets for fusion systems
- Test and production stations for fusion components
- Handling technology (remote handling technology and systems)
- Feasibility studies
- Design services / static and dynamic calculations
- Multiphysical calculations
- engineering
- Hot cell technology
- Waste treatment and waste conditioning plants
- Dismantling of nuclear facilities
- Nuclear service
- Assembly
- Control engineering
- Non-destructive testing
- Welding technology
- Special systems / special machines
- External radiation protection
- In-house production
Technology
- Engineering
- Vacuum technology
- Cryogenics
- Superconducting technology
- Magnet technology
- Multiphysical calculations
- Welding technology
- Series production
- Special machines
