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Data i dialog

RISE har på uppdrag av Länsstyrelsen i Stockholm tagit fram en kunskapssammanställning om risk- och skyddsfaktorer för multipla problemutfall samt insatser för att arbeta förebyggande och främjande. Nu pågår ett arbete för att kvalitetssäkra mätning av relevanta faktorer, samt visualisera data för användning i samverkan med kommuner.

Expertis inom psykometri, statistik, datavisualisering och granskning/sammanställning av forskning.
Completed
Metrologi och mätteknik Preventiv hälsa
Region Stockholm
3,5 år
Division: Använd ej - Division Samhällsbyggnad

Kunskapssammanställningen Risk- och skyddsfaktorer – vad vet vi och vad kan göras med kunskapen? finns tillgänglig i DIVA-databasen och bakgrundsmaterial, inklusive källkod för att skapa figurerna i rapporten, finns att ladda ner från Open Science Foundations hemsida: https://osf.io/935b6/. Allt material har publicerats under den öppna licensen Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International som innebär att det är fritt att dela och använda/vidareutveckla materialet, även för kommersiella syften, så länge hänvisning ges till rapporten.

Nästa steg i arbetet handlar om mätning av risk- och skyddsfaktorer, där bl.a. Stockholmsenkäten spelar en central roll. Stockholmsenkäten genomförs varannat år genom samarbete med skolor, där årskurs 9 och gymnasiets åk 2 tillfrågas om anonymt deltagande. Ett omfattande arbete har genomförts för att psykometriskt utvärdera vilka index som kan användas för att representera risk- och skyddsfaktorer utifrån Stockholmsenkätens frågor, baserat på data från 2006 till 2020. Analyserna av enkätdata kommer att tillgängliggöras under slutet av 2022. Psykometriska analyser utförs primärt med Rasch-metodik, en form av modern testteori. Resultat av analyserna tillgängliggörs löpande på webbsidan https://pgmj.github.io/sthlmsenk/ där även källkoden till analyserna finns tillgänglig.

Som komplement till Stockholmsenkäten kartläggs andra datakällor och möjliga indikatorer, inte minst för att identifiera risk- och skyddsfaktorer som rör barn i lägre åldrar.

Under vintern 2022 till sommaren 2023 pågår arbete med att ta fram ett webbaserat interaktivt visualiseringsverktyg som byggs med verktyg från öppen källkod (R Shiny). Visualiseringsverktyget finns tillgängligt som öppen källkod: https://github.com/pgmj/did

Visualisering av data görs även tillgängligt som automatiserade kommunrapporter med hjälp av publiceringsverktyget Quarto och statistikspråket R, båda öppen källkod. Det möjliggör att använda en adaptiv gemensam mall med lokala anpassningar, exempelvis gällande vilka kommuner som ska finnas med i jämförelsematerial. Kommunrapporterna produceras i HTML-format för lättare navigering och tillgänglighet, men kan även göras som PDF-filer. Källkoden för dessa rapporter finns också fritt tillgänglig: https://github.com/pgmj/DIDreport

Visualiseringsverktyget är en del av initiativet Data i Dialog (DiD) som Länsstyrelsen i Stockholm driver för att stötta kommuner i arbete med främjande och förebyggande insatser för barn och ungas välbefinnande. DiD har tre steg, där första steget fokuserar på analys och visualisering av data, både utifrån övergripande datakällor och lokala sådana. Andra och tredje steget handlar om kartläggning av verksamheter och insatser som finns i dagsläget, samt att ta fram en handlingsplan för strategiska satsningar på främjande och förebyggande arbete framåt.

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Evaluation of the strength of pallets

Name of service (page headline, shown in promos – maximum of 70 characters incl. spaces): Evaluation of the strength of pallets Lead (include SEO-words and the main benefits for your target groups. Stick to one paragraph, maximum 2-3 sentences):

The laboratory at RISE Packaging Excellence Centre is one of the most well equipped and advanced laboratories in all of Scandinavia. We specialize in simulating various transport and storage conditions to ensure that your pallets are strong enough.

Purpose/Benefit:

Carrying out a test on pallets ensures that the pallet can withstand the stresses it is exposed to during all or part of a transport chain.

Method (what/which methods are used to perform the service):

A full test includes:

  • Compressive strength of the pallet block
  • Bottom deck strength
  • Top deck strength
  • Diagonal strength of the pallet
  • Impact resistance of the pallet block
  • Shear tendency of the pallet block
  • The strength of the top deck edges
  • Top deck friction
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Report containing test protocol and images are received after the testing is completed.

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Testing is carried out according to a common schedule. The delivery time is approx. 2-4 weeks depending on the chosen test program and the number of pallets to be tested.

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Dynamic measurements

Knowledge platform Dynamic measurements
Pressure caibration

The knowledge platform for Dynamic measurements is a long-term investment where RISE, together with academia and industry, builds and spreads competence within measurement, calibration and traceability of fast mechanical processes.

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Generic metrology and measurement technology
Västra Götaland Region
2027-12-31
Division: Division Safety and Transport

The need for quality assured measurements under dynamic processes are large within many areas and businesses such as enery, health, manufacturing, materials and transportation. Some examples are measurements of forces in barrier tests, torque and ripple in electric engines or measurements in strength and durability testing.

Static calibration for dynamic measurements

Most measurements of mechanical processes take place under dynamic conditions. This works well as long as the instrument is faster than the process being measured. When the speed of the process increases the demands on the instrument also increases.

Basically all calibration of mechanical measuring systems take place under static or quasi-static conditions. This is partly due to the very low measurements uncertainties achievable.  However, primary methods for dynamic calibration are almost completely missing within force, torque and pressure areas.

This means that one cannot be sure what the measured values in fast mechanical processes really correspond to, and that results cannot be guaranteed to be comparable.

Project goals:

  • Build knowledge for measurements of fast processes connected to the complete measurement system from sensor via signal processing to data collection units.
  • Active participation in standardisation work and the creation of traceability chains for dynamic calibration of force, torque and pressure. Development of guidelines and frameworks both nationally and internationally.
  • Give Sweden access to comparable and quality assured dynamic measurements at fast mechanical processes.
  • The creation of a competence centre for dynamic measurements with national focus.

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Plans on testing lab for hydrogen tanks in Borås

Hydrogen tank truck

There are plans to build a new laboratory to test hydrogen tanks at RISE in Borås. The feasibility study of the laboratory is underway, with analysis of market needs, planning of design and equipment.

Right now, the conditions and required investment for the lab are being investigated. The most important part is input from future users. RISE supports Swedish business and its development and if the need is large enough, the lab will be built.

Input from customers is welcomed

There is an opportunity for companies to become involved in designing the laboratory and its equipment. RISE encourages companies that want to test hydrogen tanks to get in touch.

  “We encourage customers to contact us so that we can develop the new hydrogen tank lab together! Now is the opportunity to be involved and influence if and how the lab should be built. We want to be able to meet the market's future wishes and requirements for testing and development," says Andreas Anderson, Research and Development Engineer at RISE.

Tests of fuel tanks

One question is whether the lab should include testing of cryogenic (liquid) hydrogen. If so, special type of tanks and diverse test methods would be required. So far, the plan is that the lab will test fuel tanks used in passenger cars and trucks. The testing will focus on the research and development phase, but also final tests will be performed.

Possibilty to test under high pressure

  “What is distinctive about this lab is that we can perform testing under high pressure. We plan for handling tanks with 700 bar working pressure. In practice, this means a capacity to perform explosive tests with liquid to over 2000 bar and pressure cycling with gas up to 1000 bar”, says Andreas Anderson.

The first high pressure lab in the Northern countries

Being able to test the tanks for higher pressure than the usual working pressure is necessary. Guidelines define that hydrogen tanks must pass a test of 2.25 times the working pressure. At present, there is no lab that can test for such high pressures anywhere in the Northern countries. The closest equivalent labs are to be found in Holland and Germany.

It will be an advantage to be able to offer this sort of testing in Sweden. Customers should not need to leave the country for testing hydrogen tanks.

Enables testing of hydrogen tanks in Sweden

  “It will be an advantage to be able to offer this sort of testing in Sweden. Customers should not need to leave the country for testing hydrogen tanks. RISE wants to support the Swedish hydrogen industry and the establishment of hydrogen in Sweden. This type of testing resource is compulsory”, says Christer Karlsson, Research and Business Developer at RISE.

The laboratory offers a series of tests

Christer Karlsson explains that the hydrogen testing consists of a series of tests. The tests cover everything from blast testing and pressure cycling to leaks in hydrogen tanks. It involves investigating how much pressure the tanks will tolerate and to ensure ten years of normal usage, as well as other safety aspects. In addition, low-temperature tests will be carried out to secure that the tank does not leak or crack. This is because carbon fiber and epoxy plastics can change behavior at lower temperatures.

  “The entire purpose of testing is to make the user feel confident that the tank is safe and that it is safe throughout its lifetime under normal use. During its lifetime, a tank may be exposed to the influence of chemicals, mechanical damage and a little of each”, says Christer Karlsson.

The feasibility study is ongoing

Soon, the goal is to run the first samples in the lab. Before that, the ongoing feasibility study will pass through the usual phases: decision, design, delivery and construction – to finally and hopefully result in establishment.

Do you want to contribute to the development of the hydrogen tank lab at RISE in Borås? Please contact Andreas or Christer!

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Supraledande grafen-arrayer (SUGAR)

Supraledande grafen-arrayer (SUGAR)
Quantum Hall Array

Projektet ska utveckla nästa generations resistansnormaler och därmed förbättra realiseringarna av resistans, ström och massa. Teknologin bygger på så kallade kvanthall-arrayer (Quantum Hall Arrays, QHA), baserade på nanomaterialet grafén med supraledande kontakter.

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Metrologi och mätteknik
Ej tillämpbart
2024-12-31
1 800 000 SEK
Division: Division Säkerhet och transport

Genom att utnyttja tillverkningsmetoder utvecklade i samarbete med Chalmers avser projektet att utveckla de första storskaliga så kvanthall-arrayerna för realisering av resistansvärden ner till 100 Ω, som dessutom klarar mycket högre strömmar än idag. Kvanthall-arrayerna ska användas för att förbättra realiseringen av resistans och ström och minska antalet kalibreringssteg, och på så sätt minska mätosäkerheten betydligt. Teknologin gör det också möjligt att förbättra realiseringen av massa genom en så kallad Kibblevåg (se nedan).

Projektet är en del av RISE satsning på 2D-material och grafen.

Basenheter kopplade till fysikaliska naturkonstanter

Det internationella måttenhetssystemet SI omdefinierades senast 2019. Alla basenheter i SI är sedan dess kopplade till fysikaliska naturkonstanter via bland annat kvantmekaniska fenomen. Ett av dessa fenomen är kvanthalleffekten (Quantum Hall Effect, QHE) som används för att realisera resistansenheten.

Vad är kvanthalleffekten?

Den klassiska halleffekten uppstår när man skickar en ström genom en ledare bestående av ett 2D-material (endast ett eller ett fåtal atomlager) som påverkas av ett magnetfält vinkelrätt mot ytan av ledaren. Elektronerna påverkas då av magnetfältet och åker i väg mot sidorna på ledaren, så att den ena sidan av ledaren får en positiv laddning och den andra sidan en negativ laddning. Då uppstår en spänning tvärs över ledaren, vinkelrätt mot strömmens riktning. Denna effekt är linjär. Ju starkare magnetfält desto högre spänning vinkelrätt mot strömmens riktning.

Man kan jämföra den klassiska halleffekten med en dimmer. När vi vrider på dimmern så ändras magnetfältets styrka och därmed ökar spänningen vinkelrätt mot strömmens riktning. Men när vi vridit på dimmern så mycket att vi får ett väldigt starkt magnetfält händer något. Spänningen planar ut och håller sig på en och samma nivå, eller platå. När vi sedan fortsätter att öka magnetfältets styrka gör spänningen helt plötsligt ett hopp och stannar på en ny platå, och så vidare. Resistansen på respektive platå beror sedan endast på så kallade naturkonstanter. Det är detta fenomen som kallas för kvanthalleffekten.

Fördelen med att använda kvanthalleffekten är att den ger mycket exakta resistansnivåer som vi kan använda vid realiseringar. Nackdelen är att det idag finns ett begränsat antal resistansnivåer som är tillräckligt stabila för att användas i mättekniska sammanhang. I praktiken använder man endast en nivå nära 12,9 kΩ. Resistansnormaler på denna nivå används sedan för att kalibrera sekundärnormaler för att täcka hela resistansområdet. Kedjan av kalibreringar för att nå låga (<<100 Ω) och höga resistansvärden (>>10 kΩ) gör att mätosäkerheten ökar i varje steg.

Resistansnormaler på fler nivåer

Genom att koppla ihop flera ledare, eller kvanthall-element, till kvanthall-arrayer, blir det möjligt att hitta stabila platåer och realisera resistansvärden vid i princip vilken nivå som helst. En resistansnormal kan sedan jämföras direkt med kvanthall-arrayens resistansvärde vilket gör att vi kan ta fram primära resistansnormaler på fler nivåer än idag, utan att behöva kalibrera sekundärnormaler för att nå önskad nivå. Detta minskar mätosäkerheten betydligt.

Grafen och supraledande kontakter

Även om principen med kvanthall-arrayer visats tidigare har teknologiska begränsningar har gjort att användandet av kvanthall-arrayer inte har etablerats som en accepterad metod. Men genom att kombinera materialet grafen med supraledande kontakter av exempelvis niobnitrid är det möjligt att producera stabila kvanthall-arrayer, vilket demonstrerats i mindre skala av NIST i USA. De stora utmaningarna för att ta fram kvanthall-arrayer i stor skala är dels att säkerställa att alla kvanthallelement är exakt likadana, dels att ta fram en tillräckligt robust process för att undvika felkällor när elementen kopplas ihop.

Påverkar också Kibblevågen och realiseringen av kilogrammet

Då måttenhetssystemet omdefinierades 2019 ändrades också definitionen för massa från den internationella kilogramprototypen (en metallcylinder av platina och iridium som förvarats i Paris sedan den skapades år 1889) till att utgå från Plancks konstant. Realiseringen av massa i Sverige kommer i framtiden att ske med hjälp av en så kallad Kibblevåg. I Kibblevågen ingår att mäta en ström ytterst noggrant med hjälp av en 100 Ω-resistor. Denna resistor behöver vanligtvis kalibreras mot en traditionell kvanthallnormal med resistansvärde runt 12,9 kΩ inför varje mätning. Genom att byta ut resistorn i Kibblevågen mot en primärnormal kan man eliminera ett kalibreringssteg, vilket minskar mätosäkerheten och därmed förbättrar realiseringen av kilogrammet. Den typ av Kibblevåg som RISE utvecklar kräver en kvanthall-array med resistansvärdet 100 Ω som kan klara runt 10 mA ström, vilket inte uppnåtts tidigare.

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Ripple-load test in hydrogen environment

Name of service (page headline, shown in promos – maximum of 70 characters incl. spaces): Ripple-load test in hydrogen environment Lead (include SEO-words and the main benefits for your target groups. Stick to one paragraph, maximum 2-3 sentences):

Metallic materials exposed to hydrogen can exhibit degradation of their mechanical properties during their service life due to hydrogen embrittlement. Ripple-load test (RLT) together with slow strain rate testing (SSRT) and constant load testing are mechanical tests meant to assess the materials resistance to cracking in different environments.

Purpose/Benefit:

Assessing metallic materials suitability to hydrogen service can be a difficult task as the effects of hydrogen can take long time to be visible. We offer different testing methods to assess the suitability and compatibility of materials exposed to hydrogen, which can support an adequate materials selection.

Method (what/which methods are used to perform the service):

Ripple-load test (sometimes referred to as rippled strain rate testing, RSRT) is a modified slow strain rate testing to assess hydrogen assisted cracking by applying tensile load cycles. We offer RLT under high pressure hydrogen gas (up to 120 bar) as a solution to assess susceptibility of metallic materials to hydrogen assisted cracking.

Delivery (what does the client get after performed service – e.g. a report, certificate etc.):

Written report in English together with the acquired data.

Area:
Energy
Fossil free fuels
Climate neutral industry
Corrosion
Material transition
Mobility
Production and manufacturing
Testing
Hydrogen
Contact person (Enter one name per field. Activated personal contact pages will appear automatically): Rikard Norling, Gruppchef Field measurements: No Price type: 1 Division: Division Materials and Industry Preparation: Description of preparation Preparation information:

Specimens according to agreement can be provided directly by the client. We can also receive raw material from which the specimens are made.

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Hydrogen permeation test for polymeric and composite materials

Name of service (page headline, shown in promos – maximum of 70 characters incl. spaces): Hydrogen permeation test for polymeric and composite materials Lead (include SEO-words and the main benefits for your target groups. Stick to one paragraph, maximum 2-3 sentences):

We offer permeation test for polymeric and composite materials that are exposed to high pressure hydrogen gas environments.

Purpose/Benefit:

The ability of polymeric and composite materials to withstand hydrogen service under high pressure is fundamental for their applications in such environment, including hydrogen production, utilisation, storage, transport and distribution. Different testing methods can be used to evaluate and qualify materials for hydrogen service, one of them particularly important for applications requiring sealing or barriers is the permeation test.

Method (what/which methods are used to perform the service):

This method measures the permeation under pressure through polymeric and composite materials. We offer hydrogen permeation tests at high pressures (up to 400 bar) and temperatures ranging from 25 °C to 200 °C.

Delivery (what does the client get after performed service – e.g. a report, certificate etc.):

Written report in English together with the acquired data.

Area:
Energy
Fossil free fuels
Climate neutral industry
Corrosion
Material transition
Mobility
Production and manufacturing
Testing
Hydrogen
Contact person (Enter one name per field. Activated personal contact pages will appear automatically): Rikard Norling, Gruppchef Field measurements: No Price type: 1 Division: Division Materials and Industry Preparation: Description of preparation Preparation information:

Test material is provided by the client according to agreement.

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Static exposure in pressurised hydrogen gas for material behaviour evaluation

Name of service (page headline, shown in promos – maximum of 70 characters incl. spaces): Static exposure in pressurised hydrogen gas for material evaluation Lead (include SEO-words and the main benefits for your target groups. Stick to one paragraph, maximum 2-3 sentences):

We offer static material exposures in autoclaves under high pressure hydrogen environment at different temperatures.

Purpose/Benefit:

We offer autoclave exposures in high pressure hydrogen gas environment. The purpose of the test is to evaluate materials behaviour by exposing specimens to pressurised hydrogen whilst either under constant strain (for example U-bend, 4-point bend, C-ring and spring-loaded type of testing), or by delayed mechanical testing after the exposure.

Method (what/which methods are used to perform the service):

High pressure hydrogen autoclave static exposures up to 200 bar.

Delivery (what does the client get after performed service – e.g. a report, certificate etc.):

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Testing
Hydrogen
Contact person (Enter one name per field. Activated personal contact pages will appear automatically): Rikard Norling, Gruppchef Field measurements: No Price type: 1 Division: Division Materials and Industry Preparation: Description of preparation Preparation information:

Specimens according to agreement can be provided directly by the client. We can also receive raw material from which the specimens are made.

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Hydrogen embrittlement – Slow strain rate testing

Name of service (page headline, shown in promos – maximum of 70 characters incl. spaces): Hydrogen embrittlement – Slow strain rate testing Lead (include SEO-words and the main benefits for your target groups. Stick to one paragraph, maximum 2-3 sentences):

Metallic materials exposed to a hydrogen atmosphere can exhibit degradation of their mechanical properties during their service life due to hydrogen embrittlement. Slow Strain Rate Testing (SSRT) in hydrogen atmosphere is a mechanical testing method that evaluates loss of ductility in metallic materials caused by hydrogen embrittlement.

Purpose/Benefit:

The performance of materials used for example in hydrogen storage and transport systems can be severely affected by degradation caused by hydrogen embrittlement. An appropriate materials selection is a cost-effective way to reduce the risks of hydrogen embrittlement for the hydrogen industry.

Method (what/which methods are used to perform the service):

The testing is carried out in the lab according to the principles of relevant standards. During the Slow Strain Rate Testing (SSRT), the specimens are subjected to an increasing uniaxial strain while exposed to gaseous hydrogen. The test continues until fracture occurs and the loss of ductility due to hydrogen embrittlement is compared against a specimen tested in an inert environment. We offer testing in hydrogen gas environment up to 150 bar.

Delivery (what does the client get after performed service – e.g. a report, certificate etc.):

Written report in English together with the acquired data.

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Climate neutral industry
Corrosion
Material transition
Mobility
Production and manufacturing
Testing
Hydrogen
Contact person (Enter one name per field. Activated personal contact pages will appear automatically): Rikard Norling, Gruppchef Field measurements: No Price type: 1 Division: Division Materials and Industry Preparation: Description of preparation Preparation information:

Specimens according to agreement can be provided directly by the client. We can also receive raw material from which the specimens are made.

Certification and marking: Not applicable Type of service: Testing / Analysis / Evaluation Instrument: Not applicable General area: Not applicable Order information: Please e-mail your interest to the contact person listed on this page. Divison (OLD): Division Materials and Industry Delivery level: Non-accredited
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Step loading test in hydrogen atmosphere

Name of service (page headline, shown in promos – maximum of 70 characters incl. spaces): Step loading test in hydrogen atmosphere Lead (include SEO-words and the main benefits for your target groups. Stick to one paragraph, maximum 2-3 sentences):

Hydrogen embrittlement is a pervasive and dangerous issue for many types of materials, and it is especially (but not exclusively) affecting high strength steels. The determination of the susceptibility of materials to delayed fracture in the actual service environment is necessary to an appropriate materials selection.

Purpose/Benefit:

Some mechanical tests such as Incremental Step Load (ISL) / Rising Step Load (RSL) testing in the actual service atmosphere can support your materials selection. We offer step load testing in high pressure gaseous hydrogen atmosphere.

Method (what/which methods are used to perform the service):

During the step load testing, the specimen is loaded in incremental steps until failure, resulting in the evaluation of its toughness under the test conditions as an assessment of its sensitivity to hydrogen embrittlement. Tests are conducted on standard fracture mechanic specimens (compact tension, CT) pre-cracked in fatigue before testing.

In addition to testing in hydrogen gas, we offer step load testing of specimens that are either hydrogen charged in-situ during the testing or that are pre-charged.

Delivery (what does the client get after performed service – e.g. a report, certificate etc.):

Written report in English together with the acquired data.

Area:
Energy
Fossil free fuels
Climate neutral industry
Corrosion
Material transition
Mobility
Production and manufacturing
Testing
Hydrogen
Contact person (Enter one name per field. Activated personal contact pages will appear automatically): Rikard Norling, Gruppchef Field measurements: No Price type: 1 Division: Division Materials and Industry Preparation: Description of preparation Preparation information:

Specimens according to agreement can be provided directly by the client. We can also receive raw material from which the specimens are made.

Certification and marking: Not applicable Type of service: Testing / Analysis / Evaluation Instrument: Not applicable General area: Not applicable Order information: Please e-mail your interest to the contact person listed on this page. Divison (OLD): Division Materials and Industry Delivery level: Non-accredited
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