21 – 23 SEPTEMBER 2016 | Messe Augsburg – Bavaria – Germany · 21 – 23 SEPTEMBER 2016 | Messe Augsburg – Bavaria – Germany Multi-Location Programme

21 – 23 SEPTEMBER 2016 | Messe Augsburg – Bavaria – GermanyMulti-Location Programme

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The pioneering new “EXPERIENCE COMPOSITES - powered by JEC Group” multi-location format at Messe Augsburg includes:

• Trade Fair: the composites trade fair • Conference: the symposium and the 8th User Conference

“Textile-reinforced Concrete” (8. Anwendertagung Textilbeton)• Companies/Science: visits of companies, research and

scientific institutes in the city and surrounding region • Education: seminars and training • Events: community events at cultural sites throughout Germany’s second oldest city

ONE SITE – Multi-Location

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MULTI- LOCATION EVENT

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“EXPERIENCE COMPOSITES - powered by JEC Group” offers composites decision-makers from all over the world a unique platform for professional networking and knowledge transfer. Special formats and events with high-quality speakers promote the exchange between experts and specialists – providing fresh ideas and inspiration for the fibre composite technology.

The pooling of companies, research and educational organisations, scientific institutes and associations in the Augsburg and Bavarian-Swabia region applying this technology is unique in Europe and in the world. Take advantage of EXPERIENCE COMPOSITES in Augsburg to boost your business in fibre composite technology.

Augsburg is Germany’s second-oldest city and has a rich history stretching back over 2,000 years. It offers a great variety of hotels across all categories with individual and elegant charm. The trade fair complex is easy to reach with all means of public transportation and is well con-nected to all major traffic routes. EXPERIENCE COMPOSITES unites the Augsburg region with the global community.

WELCOME TO AUGSBURG – and EXPERIENCE COMPOSITES!

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Opening/Keynote Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Hubert Jäger (Chairman of the CCeV board; spokesman of the board, TU Dresden-IKL)

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09:20DF/CFRP market reportMichael Kühnel (Research associate, DLR-ZLP)

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09:30CCeV study prize ceremonyKatharina Lechler (Employee, CCeV/MAI Carbon)

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Hall 3 (room 2)Wind Energy

Hall 3 (room 3)Medical / Miscellaneous

CC (panorama room)CCeV - Theme Day

Heinrich Timm (Member of the CCeV board)Prof. Dr.-Ing. Peter Middendorf

(Member of the CCeV board - departmental board of direc-tors CC BW; institute director, IFB - University of Stuttgart)

Dr. Thomas Heber (Departmental Director CC Ost, Carbon Composites e.V.)

Prof. Ralf Cuntze(Head of CCeV working groups, Carbon Composites e.V.)

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Thermoplastic processing at room temperature with thermoset propertiesVirginia Bozsak (Technical Manager Composites, Arkema)

Reliability analysis of an innovative root assembly design for composite ocean current turbines Pierre Berthelot (Structural Engineer, MECA)

Computer tomography examination tables made of newly developed leno woven carbon rovingDr. Thomas Bischoff (Head of development field composites, Forschungsgesellschaft für Textiltechnik mbH)

Introduction on design and design verificationProf. Ralf Cuntze(Head of CCev working groups, Carbon Composites e.V.)

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The development of an engineering approach to find cost-effective solu-tions for hybrid composite structuresDavid de Vries (Lead Engineer, Code Product Solutions)

BladeMaker- high industrialization approach for serial production of large wind turbine rotor bladesChristian Dörsch (Group Leader, Fraunhofer Institute for Wind Energy and Energy System Technology IWES Northwest)

A carbon-fibre vascular clip to eliminate artefacts in brain surgeryDr. Martin Gurka (IVW GmbH)

Novel material models and multi- scale simulation methods for composite materialsDr. Robert Boehm (TU Dresden - Institute of Lightweight Engineering and Polymer Technology)

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Operation monitoring used for lightweight construction in the vehicle’s body-in-whiteM. Eng., Stefan Herrmann (Team bodywork: lightweight design, csi entwicklungstechnik GmbH)

Optimisation of blade production through direct infusionErwin Fröse (Key Account Manager WindEnergie)

An overview of carbon fibre applications in the sport and medical marketsAndrew C. Mafeld (Managing Director, Connectra Global)

Simulation of manufacturing processes Dr. Christian Huehne (German Aerospace Center, Institute of Composite Structures and Adaptive Systems, Braunschweig)

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High speed curing with UV radiation for the automotive industry Dipl-Wirt.-Ing. Reni Hofmann (Research associate - doctoral candidate, BMW group)

Wind power plants made of fibre-reinforced plywood profilesDr. Benjamin Hahn (Research associate, TU Dresden, Institute of Steel and Wood Construction)

Nibbling of CFRP - dust-free, quick and high-quality cutting with innovative hand-held equipmentDipl.-Ing. Peter Dubler (M.Eng., Product Development Electric Tools, TRUMPF Grüsch AG)Dipl.-Ing. Andreas Gebhardt (Group Manager Processing Technologies For Lightweight Construction, Fraunhofer IPA)

MAI Cluster, design results (tba)Dr. Roland Hinterhoelzl (TU Munich, Institute for Carbon Composites (LCC))

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Core technology for the production of complex fibre composite hollow structuresDipl. Ing. Hans Lochner (Head of technological develop-ment & prototype construction, KTM Technologies GmbH)

Perfection with imperfections - analysis and assessment strategies for kinetic CFRP energy storagesDr.-Ing. Ilja Koch (Research associate, TU Dresden - ILK)

Use of carbon fibre composites in medtech productsDr. Hans-Willem van Vliet (CEO, Otto Bock Healthcare Products GmbH)

Joints (tba)

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Pre-impregnated Material Systems for Automotive High Volume ProductionDr. Andreas Erber(Director Lightweight and Application Center; SGL Group)

Lightweight construction expertise Prof. Dr.-Ing. Prof. Rudolf Kawalla (Institute Director & Chair of Forming Technology, TU Freiberg)

NETWORKING LUNCH

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Visit of the University of Augsburg

Fatigue, BeNa’s View State–of-the-Art Dr. Ilja Koch (TU Dresden, Institute of Lightweight Engineering and Polymer Technology)

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Strength and curing simulation of thick-walled composites with ANSYS WB 17.0R. Roos (ANSYS Switzerland)

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Impacts from the NAFEMS Composites GroupC. Huehne (DLR-Braunschweig, NAFEMS Steering Committee)

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The German Aeronautical Handbook HSB: Current contributions and research activities on fundamentals and methods for structural design and analyses Prof. Martin Schagerl (JKU - University Linz) Fo

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Visit of SGL Group in Meitingen

First-ply failure and what then? - Solutions for a detailed simulation of failureDr. Matthias Hörmann (CADFEM GmbH, Grafing)

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Certification aspectsHorst Bansemir (formerly Eurocopter Germany, Munich)

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Welcome/Summary day 1Prof. Klaus Drechsler (Member of the CCeV board; chairman MAI Carbon, TU Munich LCC)

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Hall 3 (room 2)Machine and Plant Manufacturing

Hall 3 (room 3)End of Life / Recycling

CC (panorama room)SME / Education

Dipl.-Wirtsch.-Ing. Andreas Stöckle(Member of the CCeV board, Vice President Industrial Site

Donauwörth, Airbus Helicopters Germany GmbH)

Prof. Dr.-Ing. André Baeten(Head of a working group; field of teaching and research

Lightweight Construction and Composite Technology, University of Applied Sciences Augsburg)

Prof. Volker Warzehan(Member of the CCeV board; chairman - CC West)

Franz Weißgerber(Managing Director, iii-carbon Weißgerber GmbH & Co. KG)

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Automated manufacturing of fibre-metal-laminates for high production ratesDr. H. Apmann (Technological Development, Premium Aerotec GmbH)

CFRP / Metal hybrid design for me-chanical engineering applicationsProf. Dr.-Ing. André Baeten (Professor Lightweight Con-struction and Composite Technology, University of Applied Sciences Augsburg)

Innovative organic sheets made of recycled carbon fibresM.Sc., Dipl.-Ing. Christian Goergen (Reseach asscociate, Institut für Verbundwerkstoffe GmbH)

Wünsche eines KMU an die OEMRalph Hufschmied (Managing Director, Hufschmied Zerspanungssysteme GmbH)

Lecture in German only

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Project FlexiCut results - presentation of a processing cellDipl.-Ing. Georg Braun (HS I) (Research associate, German Aviation Center)

Challenges in machining composite materials Prof. Dr.-Ing. Ralf Goller (Professor at the University of Applied Sciences Augsburg)

KOHPA the heated carbon fibre recycling paperPeter Helfer(Owner, Helfer Papier (RESO Oberflächentechnik GmbH))Walter Reichel(Managing partner, Helfer Papier (RESO Oberflächen-technik GmbH)

Aus dem Alltag eines Zulieferers in der LuftfahrtindustrieDr. Steffen Kress (CSO, Cotesa GmbH)


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Automated preformer manufacturing of a solid rocket propulsion on a full-scale basis made of dry carbon fibres processed in a winding and laying processDipl.-Ing. Mona Eckhardt (Research Associate, German Aviation Center)

Surface preparation for composite materialsJon-Paul Griffiths (Technology Manager, Oxford Advanced Surfaces Limited)

Integral recycling process chain for carbon fibre fabrics & roving patchesDipl. Ing. Frank Manis (Doctoral Candidate, Fraunhofer ICT FIL)

Schulische Ausbildung und Fragen künftiger Ausbildungsbetriebe Winfried Schiffelholz (Headmaster, Public Vocational School Donauwörth)


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Welding of brackets on thermoset CFRPThomas Meer (Research Engineer, Airbus Group Innovations)

Interaction of material quality, ma-chining behaviour, specification of damage and strength degradationDr. Dieter Meinhard (Project Manager, HS Aalen)

Processing of thermoplastic CFRP scraps for the interior application in the AirbusMichael Päßler(Project Engineer, Institut für Verbundwerkstoffe GmbH)Dr. Klaus Edelmann(Project Engineer, Premium AEROTEC GmbH)

Betriebliche Umsetzung der Ausbil-dung zum FaserverbundtechnikerJoachim Herfert (Training Manager, Airbus Helicopter Germany GmbH)Salvatore Iaquinta (Training Manager, Premium Aerotec)


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Advanced automated manu-facturing of composite structures for airframe and engine structureRon Zipprich (Sr. Business Development Manager,Orbital ATK, Aerospace Structures)

Composites in machine tool applicationsOndrej Uher (R & D Director, Compo Tech PLUS, spol. s r.o.)

Innovative technologies for the carbon fibre production - their advantages and statusDr. Silke Stüsgen (Head of Fibre Development, Toho Tenax Europe GmbH)

JOBSTARTER plus – Unterstützung für KMU im AusbildungsbereichKatharina Lechler (Carbon Composites e.V.)


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Closing of symposiumProf. Dr. rer. nat. Hubert Jäger (Chairman of the CCeV board; spokesman of the board; TU Dresden-IKL)

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Visit of: MT Aerospace in Augsburg, Premium AEROTEC in Augsburg, ITA Süd in Augsburg

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Visit of: DLR/Fraunhofer in Augsburg, University of Applied Sciences Augsburg

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THE TRADE FAIR – focus on processes

HALL 1

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Machine and Plant Manufacturing

Automotive and Transport

AerospaceMedical

Wind Energy

Construction and Infrastructure

Restaurant

Entrance / FoyerScience, Education,

Research, Consultancy

Value ChainCross-Process Areas

Value ChainEnd of Life

Value ChainManufacturing Stage

Discover networked solutions involving fibre composites that can be deployed all along the value chain. No matter whether you are currently using composites or not, you’re sure to find inspiration among the innovative prod-ucts and systems developed by key players from the international composites industry. EXPERIENCE COMPOSITES – real-world applications.

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Innovation Corner 21 – 23 Sept 2016, all-day, Hall 3

Demonstrative, attractive and tangible exhibits allow an insight into the cur-rent state of the art concerning the use of fibre-reinforced composites in the application areas automotive and transport, aerospace, wind energy, medical, construction and infrastructure as well as mechanical and plant engineering.

B2B Meetings 21 – 23 Sept 2016, all-day, Trade Fair

The B2B meetings specifically address exhibitors and visitors. This service offer will help you to identify potential partners and networking opportunities. During the three days you will have the opportunity to participate in highly specialised, pre-planned meetings on the trade-fair premise or in selected private rooms.

Awards 21 – 23 Sept 2016, all-day, Trade Fair (Note: award ceremony takes place on 22 September 2016 at 5:00pm in the plenum, hall 1)

The selection criteria are technical perfection, best practice of partner networking, market potential and originality. Join us in celebrating innovations in the categories aerospace, automotive, medical engineering, wind energy, mechanical and plant engineering, recycling as well as construction and infrastructure.

Job Center 21 – 23 Sept 2016, all-day, Trade Fair

The job centre at the trade fair brings together job opportunities and requests around the composite market and supports the search for a job or for appro-priate personnel.

Programme for school classes 21 – 23 Sept 2016, all-day, Foyer Hall 1

With guided programmes, the EXPERIENCE COMPOSITES provides an in-sight into new and trendsetting professional fields to interested young people and their teachers.

Introduction Carbon Fibre Application in the Construction Sector 23 Sept 2016, 9am – 3pm, Hall 3

Carbon and textile-reinforced concrete are increasingly used in the construction industry, mainly due to the enormous potential of this material. Whether not-yet or new user, find out more about the application possibilities in the building sector. Together with Tudalit e.V., the Bavarian Architectural Association, the Bavarian Chamber of Civil Engineers and the Swabian Chamber of Crafts, the organisers have compiled a programme that will introduce you to the use of this material.

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User conference textile-reinforced concrete 21 – 22 Sept 2016, Conference Center

The 8th user conference textile-reinforce concrete, which is dedicated to innovations in the field of textile-reinforced concrete, takes place under the familiar label on the trade-fair premise. Tudalit e.V. is the organiser of this special congress.

Training Programme 20 – 22 Sept 2016, Conference Center

Make your visit complete and enhance your know-how: trainings on thermoplastic fibre-plastic composites, technical English for composite experts or innovative material solutions for mechanical engineering are part of our selected training programme. The workshop on change management when using carbon composites will be a special highlight.

Visit of Technology Centre Augsburg 21 Sept 2016, 3pm – 4pm, Augsburg Innovationspark

On April 10th 2016 the Technology Centre Augsburg was opened as the masterpiece of the Augsburg Innovationspark. Only a three-minute drive away from the trade fair, there is the possibility to visit the building that offers companies and academic institutions in the competence fields fibre composite and lightweight design, mechatronics and automation, IT, industry 4.0, embedded systems, digitalisation and environment engineering an environment for research and development unique throughout Europe.

Get-together Textile and Industry Museum (tim) 21 Sept 2016, 7pm – 11pm, Augsburg

You can look forward to a special get-together at the award-winning State Textile and Industry Museum Augsburg (tim). Experience the unique atmosphere of the period of promoterism – combined with modern architecture. The special exhibition “Carbon – material of the future” will be opened exclusively for the conference parti-cipants. In addition to the JEC Group, Messe Augsburg and CCeV, this is also hosted by the sponsors Airbus Helicopters, bavAIRia e.V. and MT Aerospace.

Reception Golden Hall 22 Sept 2016, 7pm – 9pm, Town Hall Augsburg

The Golden Hall, one of the most important cultural monuments of the Renaissance, fascinates through its interior design. Get to know the centrepiece of Augsburg’s town hall and look forward to the reception by the Lord Mayor Dr. Kurt Gribl. The reception is sponsored by Kuka Industries.

Oktoberfest shuttle 22 Sept 2016, 6pm – 11pm, Munich

“O’zapft is!” Be part of the largest Volksfest in the world and take our Oktoberfest shuttle. Step off directly on the ground or enjoy yourself at the restaurant “Wirtshaus am Bavaria Park” with reserved seats.

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PRICING Trade fair and symposium

Early-bird onlineuntil 15 July 2016

· Regular € 30 · CCeV members € 27 · Concession € 15

Standard onlinefrom 16 July 2016


Early-bird onlineuntil 15 July 2016

· Symposium ticket € 545

On-site21 to 23 September 2016


Standard online and On-sitefrom 16 July 2016

· Symposium ticket € 645· CCeV members € 395

TRADE FAIR PRICES(Entry to the trade fair on all three days)

SYMPOSIUM PRICES(Includes entry to the trade fair)

GETTING THERE & STAY

Ticket price includes the B2B meetings, the visitors’ guide and the use of shuttles from and to Munich Airport.

Ticket price includes lunch, conference snacks, entrance to the get-together with food & beverage on 21 September 2016, participation in company and institute visits via shuttle, trade fair access, B2B meetings, use of the Octoberfest shuttle and the use of shuttles from and to Munich Airport. PLAN EASILY YOUR TRIP.

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MEET THEM AT EXPERIENCE COMPOSITES 2016!

PARTNERS

Messe Augsburg ASMV GmbHAm Messezentrum 5 86159 Augsburg

Tel: +49 (0)821-2572-106 Fax: +49 (0)821-2572-277

info@experience-composites.comwww.experience-composites.comwww.messeaugsburg.de

GET YOUR BADGE!

Philip HäußlerProject Manager T +49 (0)821-2572-106 F +49 (0)[email protected]

Guillaume VouiouxAccount Manager, JEC GroupT +33 1 5836-1507 F +33 1 [email protected]

Doris Karl Carbon Composites e.V. (CCeV)T +49 (0)821-268411-04 F +49 (0)[email protected]

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21 – 23 SEPTEMBER 2016 | Messe Augsburg – Bavaria – Germany · 21 – 23 SEPTEMBER 2016 | Messe Augsburg – Bavaria – Germany Multi-Location Programme