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FP7H2020HORIZON

Twi Limited

Country
GBUnited Kingdom
Defence projects
0
Projects, all programmes
228
As coordinator
100
EU contribution (CORDIS)
EUR 80,558,571
Active
2008 to 2025

Projects

228 projects, newest first

Projects, newest first
ProjectProgrammeYearRoleEU contribution
QCOALAQuality Control of Aluminium Laser-welded AssembliesFP72010CoordinatorEUR 871,971
POLYGLASSDevelopment of a new method to produce high efficiency solar concentrators based on polymer casted directly on glassFP72010ParticipantEUR 13,200
INMAInnovative Manufacturing of complex Ti sheet componentsFP72010ParticipantEUR 390,250
WELD-ITWelding process planning and parametric pricing software solution for SMEsFP72010ParticipantEUR 69,098
CO-PATCHCOMPOSITE PATCH REPAIR FOR MARINE AND CIVIL ENGINEERING INFRASTRUCTURE APPLICATIONSFP72010ParticipantEUR 337,035
HIPRWINDHigh Power, high Reliability offshore wind technologyFP72010ParticipantEUR 131,740
SELF-SCANNeural Net based defect detection system using LRU technology for aircraft structure MonitoringFP72010CoordinatorEUR 92,000
MINTWELDModelling of Interface Evolution in Advanced WeldingFP72009ParticipantEUR 240,906
PICASSOimProved reliabIlity inspeCtion of Aeronautic structure through Simulation Supported PODFP72009ParticipantEUR 377,380
NIMODevelopment and Demonstration of a Novel Integrated Condition Monitoring System for Wind TurbinesFP72009CoordinatorNot stated
TIDALSENSEDevelopment of a condition monitoring system for tidal stream generator structuresFP72009CoordinatorEUR 97,150
NOZZLEINSPECTAutonomous Robot for an Automatic Inspection of Nozzle Welds in Nuclear EnvironmentFP72009CoordinatorEUR 103,902
INTERAILDevelopment of a Novel Integrated Inspection System for the Accurate Evaluation of the Structural Integrity of Rail TracksFP72009ParticipantEUR 398,500
SHIP INSPECTORDETECTION OF SAFETY CRITICAL CRACKS AND CORROSION IN SHIPS USING NOVEL SENSORS AND SYSTEMS BASED ON ULTRASONIC LINEAR PHASED ARRAY TECHNOLOGYFP72009CoordinatorEUR 210,000
WINTURIn-situ wireless monitoring of on- and offshore WINd TURbine blades using energy harvesting technologyFP72009CoordinatorEUR 85,000
RAILECTDevelopment of an ultrasonic technique, sensors and systems for the volumetric examination of alumino-thermic rail weldsFP72008CoordinatorEUR 74,000
QUALITIDevelopment of New and Novel Quality Control System for the Inspection of Titanium Components in Safety Critical Applications in the Aerospace IndustryFP72008CoordinatorEUR 85,000
IMPALAIntelligent Manufacture from Powder by Advanced Laser AssimilationFP72008CoordinatorEUR 1,038,803
DIVESTDIsmantling of Vessels with Enhanced Safety and TechnologyFP72008ParticipantEUR 280,500
HQ-TUBESHigh Quality Tube and Pipe Production by Hybrid WeldingFP72008ParticipantEUR 3,000

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