01. Carbon Fiber in Mass Production Vehicles

03. Easy Design Tools for Composite Structures

04. Testing and Life Cycle

05. Advances and Challenges in the Aeronautics Industry

06. Market Drivers in Off-shore Activities: Energy, Oil & Gas

02. Software for Advanced Composite Design and Manufacturing

Country of HonorThailand

Conferences Program

Booth E 9

In partnership with:

Klaus DrechslerProfessor TU Munich

Karl-Heinz FüllerManager Materials, Concepts and AMGl Daimler AG

Andreas Erber Director Lightweight and Application CenterSGL Group

Peng He Managing DirectorKDX

Networking Break

Technology Development for Composite Mass Production in a Global Network Approach > Private public partnerships as a key to innovation > Leading edge cluster MAI Carbon and its local impact > Global networks to take composites to the next stage

Open-Hybrid LabFactory A Path to Successfull Lightweight Design

Materials and Processes Enabling Automotive Mass Production> Material toolboxes focused on fast cycle times > Materials and processes addressing cost efficient production technologies > Integrated design and engineering approach for automotive applications

The KDX R&D Center: Pathway to High-volume Composite Production> Global set-up of the Kangde composite activities > Technology development focusing high-volume production > Production processes to cope with the automotive composite demand in Asia

Quo vadis - High Volume Production CFRP in Automotive Applications> History of composites in Automotive > Current design and processes of CFRP applications > R&D collaborations and future perspectives

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01. Carbon Fiber in Mass Production Vehicles

8:30am

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10:25am

9:20am

SGL Group Andreas ErberDirector Lightweight and Application Center

TU Munich Klaus DrechslerProfessor

> Mass production is one of the biggest challenges of the automotive industry when it comes to composite materials, especially in order to achieve cost parity with metal equivalents. Thanks to process innovations and adapted epoxy resins, fast cycle-times for high-performance structural parts have become a priority in the industry. The presentations from this session will highlight how advancements in materials and processes as well as technology developments can allow to reach this high-volume composite production goal.

> Challenges of high volume production > Technology developments in mass production

November 15

8:30 - 10:50am

Chairmen

Armin Plath Volkswagen

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Networking Break

02. Software for Advanced Composite Design and Manufacturing

1:50pm

Composite Cluster SingaporeFlorian DoetzerManaging Director

> Composites-specific simulation tools have become increasingly necessary in the industry, for design, analysis and manufacturing. This session will delve into design, optimization and robotics.

> Design Optimization > Robotics > Softwares

Chairman

November 15

12:30pm - 2pm

In partnership with:

Markku PalanteräGeneral Manager & CEO Componeering

Paul MoulandSES Portfolio Development Executive APAC SIEMENS

James Glover Team Leader of Market Development Robotmaster

Michael SkinnerFounder Seifert & Skinner Associates

12:30pm

1:10pm

1:30pm

12:50pm

Radical Market Changes in Robotics and their effects on the Industry and Market

Composite Pressure Vessel Design and Analysis using Composicad Software

Composites Development in the High Performance Enterprise

Design-Optimisations of Composite Structures Based on Lay-up Parameterization

03. Easy Design Tools for Composites Structures

Hanyang University Sung HaProfessor

> Many composite designers have difficulties in choosing the right materials and understanding structural behavior. Conventional design tools are not only very expensive but also very difficult to use. This session will focus on software for advanced composite design and manufacturing, as well as simulation models and behavioral predictions.

> Introduction and general usages of 3D-beam for design of composites> Application of 3D-beam to Design of composite cylinders and pipesDesign of multibody composite structures: bikes> Design of section varying composite structures: wind turbine blades> Design of advanced composite structures: NCF, braiding and woven parts

Chairman

November 15

2pm - 3pm

In partnership with:

Sung HaProfessor Hanyang University

Simulation Based Design of Composite Materials and Parts> Thermoplastic resins

> Hybrid materials, fabrics,

automotive parts

> 3D beam simple design tool

2pm

Tong-Earn TayProfessor National University of Singapore

Seamless Predictive Modeling from BVID to CAI of Composites> Latest developments in computational modeling of composites > Predicting the residual CAI strength as a result of the rapid propagation of the damage

2:40pm

Richard PainterVP Business Development Granta Design

Developing Fully Traceable, Simulation Material Model Input Cards Representing Complex Anisotropic, Orthotropic and Quasi-isotropic Materials and their Behavior from Test Data> Bridge the gap between materials and simulation groups > Convert statistical property data into FEA input decks > Use of-the-shelf tools to manage entire process > Distribute the results to any size of simulation and design engineers > Interfaces available for most CAD and CAE systems

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Christopher LaneTechnical Lead Advanced Remanufacturing and Technology Centre (ARTC)

Francois-Come BeaupreNDT Business Development Manager Olympus Singapore Pte Ltd

Steven CrummackHead of Testing Testia Asia Pacific, Airbus Group Singapore Pte Ltd

Networking Break

Advancement of Composite Material Inspection> Solutions targeted towards CFRP flat panels and more complex geometries > Radii inspection using a range of technologies including UT conventional, phased array, and bond testing > Different options in the scanning methods

NDT Inspection of Composites> Material toolboxes focused on fast cycle times > Materials and processes addressing cost efficient production technologies > Integrated design and engineering approach for automotive applications

The Use of Advanced Non-Destructive Evaluation Methods for the Inspection of Composite Structures> Ability of ultrasonic array methods to quickly scan large areas > Challenges of composite inspection using ultrasound as well as novel methods of processing ultrasonic data to characterize sub-surface defects in three-dimensions

04. Testing and Life Cycle

8:30am 9:20am

8:55am

9:45am Singapore Institute of Technology Yee Fook CheongAssociate Professor

Edmund Liew Chin KianAssistant Professor

> The latest innovative or more traditional non-destructive testing methods will be presented during this session. Damage analysis is particularly important when it comes to composite materials, since repairs are such an issue nowadays. Ultrasonic methods, shearography, and active-thermography are only a few of the methods that will be presented.

> Challenges of high volume production > Technology developments in mass production

November 16

8:30am - 11:15am

Chairmen

In partnership with:

Thien Fook ChiaManaging DirectorAdmiralty International Pte Ltd

Erwin Merijn WoutersonSenior Lecturer Singapore Polytechnic

Kheng Lim GohSenior LecturerNewcastle University International Singapore

NDT of Composite Structures> Increasing need for automated non-destructive testing > Phased array ultrasound (PAUT) and laser shearography

Damages in a Fibre-Reinforced Composite: Can Repair Really Restore Its Mechanical Properties?> Barely visible impact damage > Repair > Carbon fibre reinforced composites

Digital Technology in Composite Manufacturing> Extensive use of CAD/CAM for design and manufacturing composite parts for various applications > Detailed FEA analysis and simulation of long span (16 m) roof structure and manufacturing processes

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Renato MarelliRegional Technical Manager, Asia Pacific Element 6

Philippe SanialR&D DirectorChomarat

Hamid SaeedipourSenior Lecturer Republic Polytechnic

Trimming and Slotting of CFRP with PCD End Mills> Benefits of machining CFRP

with PCD

> Flute design flexibility w/

round PCD

> Speed / finish performance

improvement

New Research on Advanced NCF (C-PLY™) Offering High Mechanical Performances and Fast Manufacturing Opportunities for Composite Parts> Special stitching yarn

depending on the process and the

resin

> Stitching pattern to optimize

deformability and permeability

> TP veil contribution on

mechanical performance (CAI)

Smart Restoration of Internal Defects in Damaged Composite Aero-Structures> Rapid and effective in-situ

healing technique

> Resin dripping method, the

resin injection with vacuum

chamber system and the double

bagging

05. Advances and Challenges in the Aeronautics Industry

1:25pm

1:50pm

Republic Polytechnic

Hamid SaeedipourSenior Lecturer

> Thanks to their high strength and lightweight properties, composite materials are becoming increasingly widespread in the aerospace industry. Current challenges and improvements include the quality of suitability for large-scale serial products, and the necessary automation of processes combined with stability and cost reductions. This session will also delve into restoration and internal defects, as well as nanocomposites.

> Increasing production rates> Complex manufacturing> Tooling and assembly systems

Chairman

November 16

1pm - 3:40pm

1pm

Networking Break2:15pm

Richard PainterVP Business Development Granta Design

Mapping the Performance Limits for Complex Composite Materials to Maximize Competitive Advantage > Manage all measured or

simulated data for different

environments, stacking sequences,

loading conditions, constituents

> Develop, manage and monitor

test matrices covering all variables

> Create fully traceable statistical

properties and simulation input

decks

> Data accessible to all CAD,

CAE and PLM users in industry

standard tools

2:55pm

Se ValavanPrincipal Lecturer (Technology) Republic Polytechnic

Injection Moulded Polymer Nanocomposites With Tunable Properties Suitable For the Aerospace Industry> Materials analyses of

injection moulded processing

of polymer nanocomposites

> Thermal and mechanical

properties suitable for aerospace

industry

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Narasimalu SrikanthProgram Manager / Senior Scientist Nanyang Technology University

Helge HaberkernSales and Marketing Manager for the Asian region Saertex

Clemens Launer Managing DirectoriNDTact GmBH

Christoph Engel Managing Director Tialoc Group

Duong Hai MinhAssistant Professor National University of Singapore

Networking Break

Tailoring Composites for Offshore Renewables Structural Applications> Load estimation method for offshore composite structures > Tailoring Composite architectural design for the specific loads & performance > Effect of environmental factors on composite performance in offshore marine condition > Effect of Manufacturing Process induced defects on performance. > Novel non-destructive methods to suit the specific

failure modes

Powerful Sorbents and Green Heat Insulators From Paper Waste> Recycled cellulose aerogel

> Water repellent but capable

of absorbing oil only

Advantages of composite materials for the offshore sector> Offshore wind turbine rotor blades with carbon fiber spar caps > Riser clamps made of glass reinforced plastics > Norway’s ship of the year 2016

FRP / Dual Laminate Tanks & Vessels for Corrosive Media Applications in the Offshore Industry

Practical Approach and Use of Acoustic Emission and Vibration sensors in Oil and Gas > Overview of the newest processes in structure monitoring through acoustic emission and vibration sensors

> Case study of current applications in various industries

> Examples of applications in oil and gas

06. Market Drivers in off-shore activities: Energy, Oil & Gas

8:55am

9:30am

10:20am

9:55am

9:20pm

Nanyang Technology University

Narasimalu SrikanthProgram ManagerSenior Scientist

> The harsh environments linked to the Oil & Gas industry make the use of composite an obvious choice thanks to their resistance and low weight. Offshore wind turbine rotor blades, load estimation methods, and environmental factors are a few of the topics that will be addressed during this session.

> Corrosion and chemical resistance> Lightweight piping systems

Chairman

November 17

8:30 - 11am

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