JEC COMPOSITES MAGAZINE - Issue #104 - April/May 2016 - 27

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4 May 4th - 10:30 am

Carbon fibre in the
automotive industry:
Global best practices

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Towards mass production
Repairing and recycling possibilities
Andrew Mafeld,
Managing Director, Connectra

10:30 am4An overview of recent glass
and carbon fibre composite developments in the global automotive industry,

Andrew Mafeld, Managing Director,
Connectra

Afternoonm

Morning

11:00 am4The Quilted Stratum Process
QSP® for automotive structural parts production, Damien Guillon, Design Expert,

CETIM, Andrew Rypkema, North America
Business Development Manager, Pinette
Emidecau Industries

11:45 am4Recycled carbon fibre composite for heavy duty truck application
with surface finish performance, Saeil

in partnership with:

Andreas Erber, Director at Lightweight & Application Center, SGL Group
Peter Middendorf, Professor, University Stuttgart

Lightweight & Application Center, SGL
Group

University Stuttgart

3:00 pm4Evolving opportunities
for automotive applications through
use of carbon fibre reinforced sheet
molding compound, Bastian Behrens,

Managing Director, Blackwave

3:25 pm4Preforming 2.0:
Waste efficient, fast & tailored layup,

Thomas Dobiasch, Head of Sales,
Compositence

MAY 4TH

As the largest market for composite materials, automotive applications are under increasingly high pressure to comply to
environmental concerns and laws, with the consequence of making light-weighting a primary goal. Carbon fibre is indisputably part of the solution and one of the main challenges this industry faces is using carbon fibre parts in mass production
volumes. However, using carbon fibre makes developments in repairing and recycling equally necessary.

Carbon fibres: history, players and forecast to 2020

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2:50 pm4
Networking
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Carbon fibres:
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Carbon fibres: history, players

and forecast to 2020 by Franck Glowacz, JEC Group
The study includes:
- Extensive description of the major players
- Data on main markets for a deep understanding
- Carbon fibre manufacturing explanation with
equipment manufacturers
- Listing of nearly all commercially available fibers

- Global demand forecast until 2020
- New development trends
- Demand on carbon fibres by sector:
Aerospace, Sport & Leisure, Wind
Energy, Automotive...

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2:25 pm4Integration of composite
manufacturing effects in structural
simulation, Peter Middendorf, Professor,

ranck Glowacz holds Master's Degrees in Fundamental
Physics, Composite Materials, and Business Management.
As a writer for JEC Composites Magazine since 2007, he
has been in a very good position to observe the composites
market over the years.
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Stéphanie Jaminion, R&D Engineer,
Holo 3, Jared Nelson, Assistant
Professor, State University of New
York at New Paltz

Jeon, Technical Lead - Materials Technical
Specialist - Lightweight Solution, Volvo
Group North America

2:00 pm4 Integrated and global supply
chains for next generation automotive
composites, Andreas Erber, Director

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12:15 am4Utilization of Correli STC
digital image correlation software to
characterize multi-scale composite
material and structural responses,

11:30 am4
Networking
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