The Laboratory’s experimental and numerical resources constitute one of its strengths and provide undeniable support for the teams » research activities. These resources, grouped around platforms, have been significantly developed in recent years through successive State-Region Plan Contracts, Multi-Training Plans, research projects and the Unit’s own budget.

The ACOUMA platform (Multi-modal Aero-Acoustics) provides advanced flow benches designed for the multi-modal acoustic characterisation for dissipative or generating elements, combining a complete measurement environment
Contact
Imen Gnaba
Phone : + 33 3 44 23 44 23 (ask for 40 87)
Mail : imen.gnaba@utc.fr

The AVITHERM platform (Thermal analysis and material ageing) offers advanced experimental resources for the thermal analysis and ageing of materials under controlled environmental conditions. Understanding ageing mechanisms is critical not only for identifying potential failure modes, but also for evaluating long-term performance and for estimating the structural health of materials
Contact
Imen Gnaba
Phone : +33 3 44 23 44 23 (ask for 40 87)
Mail : imen.gnaba@utc.fr

The CARAMEL platform (Characterisation of High Speed Electric Machines) is a testing facility for high-speed electric machines operating at 40 000 rpm with a power output of up to 25 kW (with the possibility of extending this to 50 kW). The wider use of electric machines requires an increase in their energy efficiency. The CARAMEL platform is part of this dynamic by offering ‘high-speed’ testing facilities, combined with precision energy measurement instrumentation.
Contact
Khadija El Kadri Benkara
Phone : +33 3 44 23 73 41
Mail : khadija.el-kadri-benkara@utc.fr

The CARMA platform (Characterisation of Materials in Acoustics and Vibrations) encompasses several experimental devices for measuring the different properties of acoustic materials. It also provides advanced instrumentation for vibration analysis.
Contact
Imen Gnaba
Phone : +33 3 44 23 44 23 (ask for 40 87)
Mail : imen.gnaba@utc.fr

The CARMEN platform (Characterisation of AccumulatoRs and their ModElliNg) is a platform for studying electrical energy storage systems. The issue concerns the study of the cycling and calendar ageing of electrical energy storage systems (NiMH, Li-ion and Na-ion batteries).
Contact
Khadija El Kadri Benkara
Phone : +33 3 44 23 73 41
Mail : khadija.el-kadri-benkara@utc.fr

The CASC-MICRO platform (Contactless characterisation of micro-systems) enables the characterisation of microsystems and surfaces through contactless measurement using interferometry, spectrometry, microscopy and vision..
Contact
Muneeb Ullah Khan
Phone : +33 3 44 23 44 23 (ask for 52 69)
Mail : muneeb-ullah.khan@utc.fr

The EVE platform (Energy and Electric Vehicles) platform is a platform combining an electric vehicle and a roller bench with a secure control and instrumentation environment. This test-bench is a specialised, modern, accurate and reliable measurement tool that meets the need to recreate driving conditions exactly
Contact
Khadija El Kadri Benkara
Phone : +33 3 44 23 73 41
Mail : khadija.el-kadri-benkara@utc.fr

The MECA platform (Mechanical testing) is dedicated to the mechanical characterisation of materials at different scales. It offers a wide range of machinery for performing static, cyclic and impact tests under various temperatures condition. The platform resources enable multi-physical characterisation tests by combining several standardised mechanical characterisation techniques (tension, bending, compression, etc.) in order to understand the deformation and damage mechanisms of material samples in real time and in situ using innovative techniques such as DIC (Digital Image Correlation), AE (Acoustic Emission), infrared thermography, extensometers, strain gauges, etc.
Contact
Imen Gnaba
Phone : +33 3 44 23 44 23 (ask for 40 87)
Mail : imen.gnaba@utc.fr

The MICA platform (Advanced additive microfabrication) consists of a high-resolution 3D printer, the ‘Nanoscribe Photonic Professional GT2’. This machine enables the production of resin micro-parts with sub-micrometric resolution using the principle of two-photon polymerisation.
Contact
Muneeb Ullah Khan
Phone : +33 3 44 23 44 23 (ask for 52 69)
Mail : muneeb-ullah.khan@utc.fr

The MICROACT platform (MICRO-ACTionnement) consists of different types of actuators used for manipulation tasks. The resources available on this platform help to characterise different microsystems, micro-components and sensors available on the CASC-MICRO and MICA platforms by manipulating the above-mentioned objects with sub-micrometric resolution and precision
Contact
Muneeb Ullah Khan
Phone : +33 3 44 23 44 23 (ask for 52 69)
Mail : muneeb-ullah.khan@utc.fr

The MICROMAT platform (Microstructural characterisation of materials) offers advanced resources for analysing the surface topography, microstructure and elemental composition of materials
Contact
Imen Gnaba
Phone : +33 3 44 23 44 23 (ask for 40 87)
Mail : imen.gnaba@utc.fr

The MOMA platform (ProcessIng of organic materials) enables the manufacturing of 3D woven composite materials and polymers reinforced with nanoparticle inclusions
Contact
Imen Gnaba
Phone : +33 3 44 23 44 23 (ask for 40 87)
Mail : imen.gnaba@utc.fr

The SIRTEX platform «SImulator for Real Time EXperiments» enables real-time testing of battery cells and packs in complete safety. This HIL (Hardware In the Loop) platform can emulate an electric or hybrid vehicle, as well as any other type of vehicle or even a renewable energy system for which an electrochemical accumulator remains an essential component (electric or hybrid vehicles, more electricity-dependent aircraft, solar, wind, etc.).
Contact
Khadija El Kadri Benkara
Phone : +33 3 44 23 73 41
Mail : khadija.el-kadri-benkara@utc.fr
La plateforme de calcul intensif est composée de la plate-forme Inter-Laboratoires de Calcul et de Modélisation Multidisciplinaire (PILCAM2) pilotée par le Laboratoire Roberval et associant trois autres laboratoires de l’UTC : BMBI, Heudiasyc et le Laboratoire de Mathématiques LMAC, ainsi que du cluster Brightmaster, propre au laboratoire Roberval et constitué de 160 cœurs XEON. La plateforme dispose de nombreux logiciels et permet le développement de modèles multidisciplinaires ou multiéchelles de taille représentative. Les outils développés peuvent ensuite être exploités dans les centres de calcul nationaux.
Contact
Mohamed Rachik
Tél : 03 44 23 45 51
Mail : mohamed.rachik@utc.fr