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simulform - KnowTech3D
Maiatz SIMULFORM Maiatz SIMULFORM Vocational Training inTechnologies of Numerical Analysis by Finite Elements applied to Cold-Forming processes Cold forming is an outstanding activity within European mechanical manufacturing sector. Due to the growing globalization of markets and to the necessity of optimizing production and management processes, companies are coming up against the necessity of having at their disposal specialized workers with many abilities. In this context the use of tools as Numerical Analysis by Finite Elements to improve the optimization of the processes is becoming widely used. Consequently the companies are facing up to the necessity of having specialized workers in all these fields, including production and based software design. In cold forging industry, which is working for complex markets such as automotive, specialization is becoming more common in the manufacture of special parts. The possibility of using technologies based on numerical analysis by finite element in the design process of parts and tools can bring important benefits and prevent defects from the design of parts and therefore ensure better quality of results manufacturing and increasing performance and service tools life. The aim of MAIATZ SIMULFORM project is to meet the growing demand for skills in the application of technologies of numerical analysis by finite elements to the optimization of cold forming process, which has been detected both in the labour market as in this industrial sector, expressed by the companies themselves. The general aim of MAIATZ SIMULFORM is to develop a specific training program in Numerical Analysis by Finite Elements applied to the optimization of Cold-Forming processes addressed to the Vocational Training in Mechanical Manufacturing. It is based on the transfer and adaptation of the results of the investigation project VIF CA (Virtual Intelligent Forging), supported by the EU's Framework Program VI (IST-Area NMP-2002). Once it is finished and has been validated, the resulting course will be incorporated into the programs of vocational training and continues on from the mechanical manufacturing field to the educational centres which participated in the project. Planned Activities Between October 2008 and September 2010 is planned the following activities: 1. Identification of the abilities necessary for the mechanical manufacturing sector in the subject of technologies of simulation by Finite Elements through cold forming and the definition of these competences. Companies of the sector will participate in this process 2. Analysis and evaluation of the portability of the results (didactic contents, results of the investigation, methodology, benchmarking tests) of the VIF CA project. 3. Curriculum Design of the training program, according to the abilities necessary identified. 4. Development and production of the contents, materials and teaching materials, in digital media. 5. Elaboration of case studies based on doing Benchmarking tests that will consist of design tests of pieces fabricated using diverse simulation software, starting from real cases provided by companies of the sector. These case studies will be integrated into teaching materials and will be used as part of the training methodology and contents. 6. Digital production of the teaching materials developed. 7. Validation of the training program through training pilot experiences focused on students of vocational training in the branch of mechanical manufacturing and workers of the sector companies. 8. Evaluation of the transference and identification of good methodological practices. 9. Actions of diffusion, to publicize the project, its advancement and future implementation in other educational centres. Maiatz SIMULFORM Products The products resulting from MAIATZ SIMULFORM will consist of: - A catalogue of the abilities necessary for the application of technologies of numerical analysis by Finite Elements to processes of cold forming. - The Curriculum Project which will give details about the structure, characteristics and methodology of the training program in Technologies of Numerical Analysis by Finite Elements applied to Cold Forming. - Materials and teaching materials in digital media. - A methodological training guide. - A corporative website of the project. European Consortium The European Consortium of the MAIATZ SIMULFORM joins together six European organizations, experts in Vocational Training, High Technical Education and Engineering of Materials. Collaboration at a European level makes it possible to have at their disposal a heritage of knowledge and experiences of great value as are the results of the investigations, specialised documentation and training contents and methodologies. Collaboration at a European level will also permit companies of the sector and their associations from different countries to participate in the project, which will contribute to obtaining a broader spectrum of case studies and settings for the elaboration of case studies, that will start from real assumptions contributed by companies, which will guarantee greater reliability to the results of the actions of the pilot training program. - Informative newsletters. - Pilot training experiences with the participation of students of vocational training in the branch of Mechanical Manufacture. - Pilot training experiences aimed at companies of the sector. Supported by the European Leonardo da Vinci Program The MAIATZ SIMULFORM is supported by the Leonardo da Vinci program as a multilateral project of Transfer of Innovation, within the Framework of the European Lifelong Learning Program. It is related to the priority of ''The Development of the abilities of adults in the labour market'', as it as focussed on training workers and future workers in the mechanical manufacturing Productos sector in the type of abilities that will improve their chances of employment in this labour market and their fitness to the demands of future labour environments. Maiatz SIMULFORM Socios / Partners IEFPS Miguel Altuna Ibargarai, 1 20570 Bergara (Gipuzkoa) SPAIN Tel. 943763840 Fax 943763841 www.imaltuna.com Contact: Mikel Atxega ([email protected]) CEMEF - MINES ParisTech Rue Claude Daunesse BP 207 06904 Sophia Antipolis cedex France Tel. 33 4 93 95 75 75 Fax 33 4 92 38 97 52 www.cemef.mines-paristech.fr Contact: Yannick Tillier ([email protected]) Tknika Zamalbide z/g 20100 Errenteria (Gipuzkoa) Tel. 943082900 www.tknika.net Contact: Unai Ziarsolo ([email protected]) IPU Produktionstorvet building 425 2800 Kgs. Lyngby Danmark Tel. +45 4525 4612 Fax. +45 459 019 www.ipu.dk Contact: Mogens Arentoft ([email protected]) DIMEG Via Venezia 135131 Pavoda ITALIA Tel. 39 049 8276818 Fax: 39 049 8276816 www.dimeg.unipd.it Contact: Andrea Ghiotti ([email protected]) TURBROK S.L. Pza. Miguel de Barandiaran. 5- Of. 5 31014 PAMPLONA SPAIN Tel. 948131832 Fax 948149348 www.iturbrok.com Contact: Marta Mañas ([email protected]) This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This Web reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.