the full program

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the full program
Tuesday, June 2 • 08:30 am / 12:00 pm
Natural Fibres
Can natural fibres replace other
fibre types in the long term ?
CHAIRMAN
Composites Innovation Center
}}Characterization of surface properties
}}Fibre / resin interface
}}Mechanical properties
KEY
NOTES
Simon Potter
Sector Manager
Product Innovation
In partnership with
08:30 am
Composites Innovation Center
Simon Potter
Sector Manager Product
Innovation
FibreCITY: Taking biocomposites from concept to reality
•Determining the most suitable ag-fibre.
•Providing quality assurance for establishing complete supply
chains.
09:00 am
Canadian Light Source synchrotron
Lisa van Loon
Professor
Spectromicroscopy study of interfacial interactions between
flax and resins: improving biocomposite materials
•Synchrotron-based analytical techniques.
•Unique insight into the structure of fibre-resin interfaces in
composites.
•Interface between flax fibres and selected resin systems in
biocomposites.
09:30 am
North Dakota State University
Chad Ulven
Professor
10:00 am
10:15 am
Coffee break
University of British Columbia
James Olson
Professor
An automatic, imaging flax fibre analyzer
•Novel sampling flow cell is developed for flax fibres.
•Integration into an automatic image analyzer.
10:45 am
University of Queensland
Angelica Legras
Mechanical Engineering PhD
Inverse gas chromatography as a novel technique to
characterise natural fibre surface properties
•Critical parameters related to fibre surface characterisation.
•Investigating the effect of chemical treatment on bast fibre
surface.
11:15 am
Tianjin Polytechnic University
Chunhong Wang
Professor
North american linen flax fiber composite performance
based on different fiber preprocessing
Influence of fibers chemical structure on fibers mechanical
property and morphology
•Inclusion of over-retted fibers.
•Mechanical processing of flax fiber improves strength and
shear properties, but reduces stiffness.
•Effect of chemical composition content on the mechanical
properties of bast fiber
•Interfacial properties of the biocomposite
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Tuesday, June 2 • 01:30 pm / 04:30 pm
Cost reduction challenges in the carbon fiber industry
Will industries succeed
in making the use of carbon fibre
more mainstream?
CHAIRMAN
University Stuttgart
}}High productivity and low costs
}}Structural repairs
KEY
NOTES
TU Munich
Peter
Middendorf
Professor
Elizabeth
Ladstätter
Professor
In partnership with
01:30 pm
University Stuttgart
Peter Middendorf
Professor
Technological Approaches on Cost Reduction Challenges for
Thermoset Composites
02:00 pm
Lindauer DORNIER GmbH
Peter Dornier
Chairman of the board of management
Cost-efficient, flexible production of high quality composite
woven structures with thermoplastic matrix
02:30 pm
Fraunhofer Ifam
Uwe Lommatzsch
R&D - Engineer
Plasma technology for efficient use and manufacturing of
carbon fibre reinforced plastics
•Achieving specific effects: adhesion, promotion or scratch
protection
•Allowing the manufacturing (demolding) of CFRPs without
release agents
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03:00 pm
03:15 pm
Coffee break
TU Munich
Elizabeth Ladstätter
Professor
Technological Approaches on Cost Reduction Challenges for
Thermoplastic Composites
03:45 pm
University Michigan
Cost-efficient preform manufacturing using LayStitch
Technology
to be announced
Wednesday, June 3 • 08:30 am / 11:30 am
Aeronautics: mechanical architectures
High productivity at low cost: is it
a realistic and achievable goal?
CHAIRMAN
Henkel
}}High productivity and low costs
}}Structural repairs
KEY
NOTES
08:30 am
Marc Gomez
Global MRO Segment Manager
Henkel
Marc Gomez
Global MRO Segment Manager
10:15 am
The evolution of repair technologies for aircraft composite
structures
•Necessity of having a complete systems approach: methods,
processes, and materials.
•Materials with with room temperature storage
09:00 am
Fibrtec
Trimming and slotting of CFRP with polycrystalline diamond
end mills
•Performance and cost benefits of the next generation of tool
formats
•Multiple tool designs
10:45 am
Conformable glass/thermoplastic reforms for aerospace
applications
09:30 am
Coriolis Composites
Element 6
Dimitrios Livadas
Managing Director EMEA
Mike Favaloro
Director of Business
Development
•Family of flexible thermoplastic composite preforms using
high performance matrices
•Semi-saturated flexible tow with precisely controlled fiber
volumes and resin content
Coffee break
10:00 am
Evonik Corporation / Boeing
Alexander Roth
Engineer
Structural CFRP composite sandwich application using PMI
foam as core material
•Processing
•Cost reduction
•Weight reduction
Francis Baeni
Composite Studies
Technological opportunities to reach high productivity and
low cost composites parts production
•Robot based fiber placement cells
•Manual complex geometry parts production
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Wednesday, June 3 • 01:30 pm / 04:30 pm
Improving fuel efficiency in the automotive industry
Which are the new advances
in light-weighting?
CHAIRMAN
Purdue University
}}Simulation and modelling
}}Lightweighting for less fuel consumption
KEY
NOTES
Purdue University
02:45 pm
Byron Pipes
John Leighton Bray
Distinguished Professor
of Engineering
03:00 pm
01:30 pm
cdmHUB: an education tool creating awareness of
composites simulation tools
•Advance composite materials design and manufacturing
•Simulating manufacturing processes
01:55 pm
Frimo
Brent Gawne
Polyurethane Business Manager
Efficient solutions for composite production
•Reduction in press equipment sizing
•Simplified tooling designs
02:20 pm
e-Xstream engineering
Bernard Alsteens
Manager Customer Services
Composite material modelling in automotive failure and
stiffness prediction
•Behavior prediction for crash performances
•Dpecific needs of post-failure behavior simulation of
composite parts submitted to dynamic loads
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Byron Pipes
John Leighton Bray
Distinguished Professor
of Engineering
Coffee break
Lucintel
Sanjay Mazumdar
CEO
Driving Fuel Efficiency in the Automotive Industry Using
Composites
•Alternative lightweight materials
•Solutions to meet the desired fuel efficiency target
03:25 pm
University of Guelph
Vidhya Nagarajan
Graduate Student
Biocomposites from biodegradable polyesters and natural
fibres: fabrication and performance evaluation
•Novel combinations of biopolymers and natural fibres
•Environmentally friendly materials for the automotive industry
03:50 pm
American Process Inc.
Jack Miller
Consulting Manager
Lightweighting with BioPlusTM Nanocellulose Composites
•Potential automotive applications include reinforced plastics,
foams and gels, fabrics and nonwovens
•Cost challenges of nanocellulose
Thursday, June 4 • 08:30 am / 11:30 am
Pipes & Tanks, Oil & Gas
Are composite materials the future
of the Oil & Gas industry?
CHAIRMAN
}}Challenges of the market
}}Offshore systems
KEY
NOTES
Connectra
Andrew Mafeld
Managing Director
Connectra
10:00 am
Andrew Mafeld
Managing Director
10:15 am
08:30 am
Composites in Oil and Gas : Growth in existing and new
applications
•New technical needs of the Oil & Gas Industry
•Glass and carbon fibre based composite solutions
•Key challenges for composites in the Oil & Gas Industry
09:00 am
Dixie Chemical Company
Coffee break
Element
Rod Martin
Chartered Engineer
Composite Materials: An Enabling Material for Offshore
Piping Systems
•Evaluating composite materials used in a variety of piping
designs
•Taking account of the anisotropic, layered nature of the
material
Michael Watkins
R&D Engineer
Liquid Anhydrides as Curatives for High Performance
Composites
•Anhydride cured epoxies
•High strength, good thermal resistance, high Tg, and excellent
chemical resistance
•Composite Applications
09:30 am
EMAS AMC (with Volvo)
Timothy Joiner
Engineer
A case study on lightweight robust PLET wing structure for
subsea application
•Cost benefit analysis relating material thickness to
manufacturing and installation costs
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