Institut interuniversitaire des Silicates, Sols et Matériaux
A centre specialising in materials, more specifically ceramics, glass and composites. Among the shaping processes, the centre has developed expertise in ceramic additive manufacturing (selective laser fusion, etc.) and hybrid manufacturing (laser+machining+AM). These technologies are helping to spread the “Industry 4.0” approach throughout the industrial fabric.
Website
Founder
Institut interuniversitaire des Silicates, Sols et Matériaux
Enterprise number
0413106271
Follow this company
Areas of activity:
Materials (solid, coated and porous): ceramics, glass, inorganic materials, functional materials, composites, etc.
Environment: recycling, incorporation of secondary materials, assessment of air and soil pollution, energy balances, etc.
Soils and road materials: geotechnics, expert assessments, stability, sampling, road testing, etc.
Characterization: chemical, structural, microstructural, rheological, tribological, thermal and thermomechanical, electrical and electrochemical... INISMa is a non-profit association founded in 1973 on the initiative of UMONS, IDEA and a group of ceramics manufacturers (INS). It works in synergy with CRIBC and INS, and is associated with three other Hainaut-based research centers active in the fields of environment, materials and processes (Certech-CTP-Materia Nova). These centers have come together under the umbrella of EMRA (Environment and Materials Research Association). The aim is to develop synergies, share experience and equipment, and file joint research programs. Standardized and other tests INISMa is ISO 9001 and ISO 17025 certified for its testing activities. Equipment :
Platform for chemical, mineralogical, structural and microstructural (FIB FE-SEM), thermal and thermomechanical materials characterization, shared with CRIBC.
Soil characterization platform on site and in the laboratory
Flat, hollow and special glass characterization platform
Road materials characterization platform, including on worksites
Air pollution emission characterization platform, shared with CRIBC
Persons
2 person(s) associated to this profile.