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MARCH 16TH PM

HALL 6 - MEZZANINE (611)

MARCH 16TH AM

HALL 6 - MEZZANINE (611)

JEC WORLD 2017
March 16th - 10 am

Braiding: Taking the
technology to the next
industrial level

* Machine concepts
* Applications: automotive, sports & leisure, etc.
PETER MIDDENDORF,
IFB DIRECTOR,
UNIVERSITY OF STUTTGART

in partnership with :

Braiding is a technique that presents many benefits, and an opportunity to get the best out of fibres.
Notably, it allows for stronger and
more damage tolerant composite
parts and improves manufacturing efficiency and repeatability.
This session will delve into various
applications in the Automotive and
Sports & Leisure industries, as
well as tackle machine concepts
and production quality.

March 16th - 2 pm

Composites as a worthy
alternative to traditional
materials in the construction
industry

The absence of official codes and
regulations in the building & construction field has long been a hindrance to the use of composite materials. However, with forecasts of
accommodation capacities doubling
by 2050, the industry needs low
mass, low energy consumption materials more than ever. This session
will delve into the full potential of
composite materials for construction, as well as common issues and
their solutions.
2 pm The future of building -
the growing use of composites in
construction and architecture,
Andrew Mafeld, Managing Director,
Connectra

10 am Braiding technology:
machine concepts, processes and
applications, Klaus Drechsler,
Professor, TU Munich
10:25 am High volume automotive
applications addressed by the braiding technology, Andreas Erber, Director
lightweight and Application Center, SGL
Group
10:50 am Sports and leisure
application realised in braiding
processes, Felix Fröhlich, Managing Director,
Munich Composites

KLAUS DRECHSLER,
PROFESSOR,
TU MUNICH

11:15 am
Networking
break
11:30 am Research and technology for braiding simulation, Frederic
Masseria, Business Development Manager
Composites Solutions, ESI Group
& Peter Middendorf, IFB Director,
University of Stuttgart
11:55 am Production integrated
quality assurance in braiding
processes, Alexander Leutner, CEO,
Apodius

* Market overview
* Repair and improvement of existing architectures
* FRP use in complex structures
* Flexibility for tailored designs

ANDREW MAFELD,
MANAGING DIRECTOR,
CONNECTRA

2:25 pm Advances in compression
molding unidirectional & discontinuous
carbon fibre, Matthew Kaczmarczyk,
Market Manager Aerospace/Defense & High
Performance Automotive, A. Schulman

3:30 pm Design, fabrication and
mounting of composite domes on
top of orthodox cathedral in Paris,
Guillaume Kemlin, Project and R&D
Manager, Multiplast

2:50 pm Generative design and
composite materials: the path to
reshape the construction industry,
Massimiliano Moruzzi, Senior Principal
Research Scientist, & Mehran Ebrahimi,
Research Scientist, Autodesk

3:55 pm Composite materials for
complex shapes in construction,
Jean-François Caron, Architected Structures
and Materials Team Leader,
Ecole des Ponts ParisTech

3:15 pm
Networking break

4:20 pm Innovative composite panels,
an alternative to steel and concrete, for
high speed railway tunnel construction,
Bansal Anurag, Global Business Development,
Acciona Infrastructure

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