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News
Another award as best automotive aerodynamics supplier
At this year’s Advanced Automotive Aerodynamics Conference, Vectoflow again took first place in the Best Automotive Aerodynamics Supplier nomination.
Vectoflow builds a specialized engine probe in cooperation with Nuremberg Technical University (THN)
The Institute for Automotive Technology at TH Nuremberg is pushing the frontiers of large diesel engine technology and has commissioned a set of specialized probes from Vectoflow to help understand engine intake and exhaust flows.
Second place at renowned “Deutscher Gründerpreis”
Vectoflow ranks second with its revolutionary flow measurement technology, beating 500 other companies.
Product launch: VectoDAQ Air Data System
The VectoDAQ Air Data System consists of an air data computer and a leightweight flow measurement probe made with additive manufacturing, like all of Vectoflow’s probes. It is designed for simultaneous measurements of multiple pressure and temperature signals and data reduction of the data to obtain flow values like angle of attack, true air speed and flight height.
Product launch: Fast Response Measurement Systems
Vectoflow launches a new product line of unsteady flow probes with embedded pressure sensors. In the same way as all other Vectoflow products, the new unsteady probes are highly customizable and extremely robust at the same time, due to Vectoflow’s optimized additive manufacturing method. The probes are available with 1 up to 7 holes (others on request) and come with a frequency and angular calibration.
Vectoflow talks about the U.S. market
Here is a video from the German Accelerator about Vectoflow and the U.S. market.
Vectoflow wind tunnel in action
In this video you can see our wind tunnel in action.
ASME TurboExpo 2018 – a resounding success
The booth was often filled to capacity and included a demonstration wind tunnel with 2-axis traverse and a 5-hole probe as well as examples of the diverse probes and rakes offered by Vectoflow. The most popular of these was a turbine vane outfitted with 8 individual 3-hole probe heads, all with the pressure channels led out through the vane body to the base. A close second was a 3D printed 5-hole ceramic probe (Al2O3) capable of over 2050K enabling low conduction error combustion measurements.
Vectoflow is a finalist for the very prestigious German Founder’s Award!
The German Founder’s Award is the most important award for outstanding founders in Germany with the aim of the promoting a positive start-up climate and to encourage entrepreneurship. The prize is awarded annually for the categories of pupils, start-up, rising star and lifetime achievement.