The Mission of the Institute of Metal Science, equipment, and technologies with Center for Hydro- and Aerodynamics “Acad. A. Balevski” at the Bul...
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The Mission of the Institute of Metal Science, equipment, and technologies with Center for Hydro- and Aerodynamics “Acad. A. Balevski” at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences – (IMSETHC-BAS) is to contribute the progress of research and education in the country by conducting basic and appli...
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The Mission of the Institute of Metal Science, equipment, and technologies with Center for Hydro- and Aerodynamics “Acad. A. Balevski” at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences – (IMSETHC-BAS) is to contribute the progress of research and education in the country by conducting basic and applied research and training in: metal science, heat treatment, casting, crystallization, structure and properties of metals, alloys and composites and nano-materials, plasticity modeling, destruction of materials, functionality and reliability of construction, ship hydrodynamics, aerodynamics, water transport, ocean and coastal engineering, marine and river disasters and crises, national security and defense. The Institute’s activities are placed in community service, accelerating development in areas of socio-economic life where the efforts of scientists from IMSETHC-BAS are focused.
institute of metal science
The mission of the Institute of Metal Science, Facilities and Technologies with the Center for Hydro and Aerodynamics "Academic Angel Balevski" at BAS is to contribute to the advancement of research and education in the country by conducting basic and applied research and training in the field of : metal science, heat treatment, casting, crystallization, structure and properties of metals and alloys, composite and nanomaterials, plasticity modeling, material destruction, functionality and reliability construction, ship hydrodynamics, aerodynamics, water transport, ocean and coastal engineering, maritime and river disasters and crises, national security and national defense. The activity of the Institute is placed in the service of the public, The main priorities of the Institute's activities are: study of the behavior of newly formed metal alloys under static, dynamic and alternating loading conditionsdeveloping methods for assessing the residual resource of risky facilitiesthe creation of new high-tech remedies and systems that provide national security and contribute to strengthening European securitycreation of new nano- and special materials, composites and technologies for their productionparticipation in the implementation of new energy projects on the territory of the Republic of Bulgariacreation of innovative products and technologies for the needs of the Bulgarian and world economy in the field of metal science, mechanical engineering, ship and defense industryhydro- and aerodynamic design optimization of vehicles, drilling platforms, simulation and model ship quality studies, ship simulation studies using simulation systemsestablishment of hydrodynamic and aerodynamic efficiency of renewable energy sourcesstudy of the hydrodynamic characteristics of high-speed warships and terrorist aids in the Black Seastudy of marine and river accidents and floodsThe Institute has created original machines, new materials, facilities, apparatus and technologies, protected by the relevant patents. More important are:non-ferrous and ferrous metals and alloys casting technology, foam thermoplastics, etc. machines and technologies for producing metal materials with amorphous and microcrystalline structure, various material testing devicesrelaxation technology for residual welding stresses, blasting equipmentcomputerized systems and programs for modeling, simulation and control of technological processesAnti-injection molding technologies and machines are widely used in the automotive industry, particularly in the production of automotive wheels. Machines and technologies developed at the Institute of Metal Science are used by various companies in Germany, France, Italy, Poland, Austria, Hungary, Romania, Russia, China, India, Canada, USA and others. A significant part of the Institute's research activity, based on the need for new materials with special properties for the defense industry, is directed to the design and manufacture of products and systems that provide national security and defense of the country against attacks on land, water and air. The production is compatible with NATO requirements.