A few weeks ago, Jakob Leicht and Nicolas Gruessert attended the Deutsches Zentrum für Luft-und Raumfahrt e.V. (Institute of Future Fuels).
One takeaway stood out: high-temperature fluids beyond the classic 400°C threshold are gaining real momentum.
We’re seeing the same shift in our day-to-day work as a system manufacturer. More and more projects are moving into ranges where the engineering changes significantly, because at higher temperatures you typically face:
Right now, AURA is managing a particularly exciting example:
An electrically heated heating/cooling unit designed for up to 450°C. We built on our AURA high-temperature standard, which has already proven itself in multiple applications.
The system is nearing completion, and we are looking forward to seeing our first 450°C unit commissioned at the customer site soon.
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