27. Internationales Dresdner Leichtbausymposium

13.06. - 14.06.2024

Neutral Lightweight Engineering – Resilience through Technology Sovereignty

Partnerland #India

Deutschland ist eine starke Wirtschaftsnation. Wir forschen, entwickeln und produzieren in vielen Bereichen deutlich vor dem Stand der Technik und setzen so täglich neue Maßstäbe. Zur Wahrheit gehört aber auch, dass neue Player täglich in bislang gesichert geglaubte Märkte eindringen und so nachdrücklich das Selbstverständnis nicht nur der europäischen Industrienationen hinterfragen.

Wir stehen vor der wachsenden Herausforderung, uns auf der einen Seite immer schneller technologisch zu erneuern und dabei allzu große Abhängigkeiten zu überwinden. Gleichzeitig brauchen wir verlässliche und starke Partner auf Augenhöhe, die sowohl gemeinsame Interessen als auch eine gemeinsame Vorstellung von der Zukunft in unserer multilateralen Welt teilen.

Als bevölkerungsreichstes Land der Erde, als resilienter Wirtschaftsmotor einer ganzen Hemisphäre und als souveränes Gegengewicht zu den Ambitionen Chinas und der USA bietet Indien sich in jeder Hinsicht für diese Kooperation besonders an. Dabei zeigt gerade unsere Geschichte eindrucksvoll, dass partnerschaftliches Handeln auf Augenhöhe stets zu gegenseitigem und langfristigem Vorteil gereicht. Angesichts dessen ist es seit jeher das klar formulierte Ziel des Internationalen Dresdner Leichtbausymposiums, unterschiedliche Sichtweisen an einem Ort zu einer Zeit zusammenzubringen und so den internationalen und interdisziplinären Austausch zu befördern. In diesem Jahr wird der interkulturelle Dialog durch ein indisches Rahmenprogramm der Indian Association Dresden e.V. (IAD) bereichert, das den Teilnehmer:innen die Möglichkeit bietet, die reiche indische Kultur und Tradition hautnah zu erleben.

Leichtbau ist eine globale Schlüsseltechnologie, die eine Vielzahl von Fachdisziplinen entlang der gesamten Wertschöpfungskette vereint. Dabei entfaltet der Neutralleichtbau gemäß dem Dresdner Modell seine größte Wirkung schon heute bei der Entstehung geschlossener Werkstoff- und Technologiekreisläufe und ist damit eine Sprungtechnologie für die zirkuläre Wirtschaft der Zukunft. Ob und wie dies in Europa sowie Indien umgesetzt wird, wollen wir in diesem Jahr gemeinsam mit mehr als 350 europäischen und indischen Partner:innen und Gäst:innen erörtern.

Nutzen Sie die Gelegenheit und beteiligen Sie sich an diesem regen Austausch zwischen hochkarätigen Vertreter:innen aus Wissenschaft und Industrie sowie Politik und Gesellschaft beim 27. Internationalen Dresdner Leichtbausymposium. Seien Sie dabei, wenn sich die internationalen Vorreiter:innen des Leichtbaus wieder in Dresden treffen, um die Tagung mit ihren neun Sessions entlang der Entwicklungskette als Forum für richtungweisenden Forschungs- und Entwicklungsaktivitäten zu nutzen.

Programm

DONNERSTAG, 13.06.2024

Saal Hamburg  (A+B) | Chair of session: Prof. Dr. Maik Gude | Messe Dresden | Messering 7, 01067 Dresden, Deutschland

Plenarsession

09:00
IAD - Indian Association Dresden e.V.

Musical welcome from the Indian community in Dresden

09:05
Prof. Dr. Maik Gude

TU Dresden, Institute of Lightweight Engineering and Polymer Technology, Chair of Lightweight Systems Engineering and MultiMaterial Design, Board

Opening

09:10
StM Sebastian Gemkow

Saxon State Ministry for Science, Culture and Tourism, Saxon State Minister for Science

Opening statement by the Free State of Saxony

09:15
Dr. Ramanuj Banerjee

Embassy of India, Berlin, Scientific Attaché/ Science Counsellor (Science & Technology)

Greetings from the Indian Embassy in Germany

09:20
Prof. Dr. Ronald Tetzlaff

TU Dresden, Chief Officer Technology Transfer and Internationalisation

Mutual international technology transfer - an important key task at the TU Dresden

09:25
Prof. Dr. Gerhard Rödel

Dresden Concept e.V., Managing Director

DRESDEN-concept Science and Innovation Campus

09:30
Prof. Dr. Jan Weigand

CTC - Center for transformation of chemistry; TU Dresden, for Inorganic Molecular Chemistry

Changing the way we produce and use chemistry

09:50
Lasse Tiepelmann

Alstom S.A., Program Manager R&D

Application of composites for bogie structures: Requirements across global markets

10:10
Atul Suri

Independent Management Consultant

Sustainability in mobility – Opportunities barriers in the indian market

10:25

Coffee break

11:00
Dr. Philippe Dumazet

SABIC Europe B.V., Leader Strategy Advisor

Digital and green innovation as game changer supporting weight reduction and circular economy

11:20
Prof. Dr. Marzia Traverso

RWTH Aachen University - Institute of Sustainability in Civil Engineering, Professor and Head of Institute

Life cycle sustainability assessment for lightweight components in automotive sector

11:40
Prof. Dr. Rajappa Gnanamoorthy

Indian Institute of Technology Madras, Chair of Mechanical Engineering

Sustainable materials for additive manufacturing

12:00
Dr. Olaf Täger, Alexander Bunjes²

Volkswagen AG, EKSR/3, ²Volkswagen EKAL/2

The variety of plastic recyclates - Challenges for the automotive industry

12:20

Lunch

Session 1: Cutting-edge lightweight designs for resource-efficient products

Saal Hamburg (A) | Chair of session: Dr. Sebastian Spitzer | Messe Dresden

13:20
Prof. Dr. Wilko Flügge, Simon Backens²

Universität Rostock, Chair of Production Engineering, ²Fraunhofer Institute for Large Structures in Production Engineering IGP

Manufacturing approaches for lightweight construction in large structures

13:40
Soumya Chowdhury

Indian Institute of Technology Delhi , Research Fellow

Low-velocity impact behaviour of 3D woven fabric-reinforced composites

14:00
Prof. Dr. Christoph Haberstroh

TU Dresden, Chair of Cryotechnology

H2 storage for fossil-free mobility

14:20
Dr. Christian Garthaus

Herone GmbH, CTO

Functionalization of thermoplastic composite profiles: pioneering high-performance applications

14:40

Coffee break

15:40
Paul Hoffeins

TU Dresden, Institute of Lightweight Engineering and Polymer Technology, Head of Research Group Lightweight design

Sovereignty through circular design - Status: it's complicated

16:00
Prof. Dr. Kristin Paetzold-Byhain

TU Dresden, Chair of virtual product development

Virtual product development

16:20
Thomas Büttner, Jonny Fischer²

Saddlery Buettner, Founder and Owner, ²Saddlery Buettner, IT process management

New forms of designing and manufacturing of customised horse saddles

16:40
Dr. Bastian Brenken

Composites United, CTO

Circularity of fiber composites - Challenges and upcoming regulations

17:00

End of Session

18:30

Evening event

Session 2: Thermoplastics as a future oriented material basis

Saal Hamburg (B) | Chair of session: DI Alexander Liebsch | Messe Dresden

13:20
Dr. ir. Julien van Campen

TU Delft, Aerospace Structures and Materials department at Delft University of Technology, Assistant Professor

Lifecycle impact as design driver of composite parts

13:40
Hendrik Neuhaus

Catack-H, Director of Global Business Development

Closing the loop with sustainable carbon fiber from solvolysis

14:00
PhD Pedro P. Martin

Boeing Research & Technology Europe, Senior Materials Scientist

Potentials of thermoplastic composites for aviation

14:20
Reimund Grimm, Jonas Schmid²

Dieffenbacher Maschinen- und Anlagenbau GmbH, Sales Manager, ²Dieffenbacher Product Owner EVORIS

Production of thermoplastic composite components and the use of process data

14:40

Coffee break

15:40
Dr. Wolf-Christian Rumsch

inpro mbH, Head Digital Industry Solutions and Services

Streamlining inspection workflows for injection molding process validation

16:00
Peter Schneider

thoenes® Dichtungstechnik GmbH, Head of Research and Development

Thermoplastic fiber composite structures for agricultural applications

16:20
Magnus Buske

Plasmatreat GmbH, Global Leader für Research & Development

Potentials of plasma pre-treatment for lightweight construction - easier joining and functional surfaces

16:40
Dr. Klaus Fellner

ENGEL AUSTRIA GmbH

Solutions for solving the challenges of recyclate processing in injection molding

17:00

End of Session

18:30

Evening event

Freitag, 14.06.2024 – Vormittag

Saal Hamburg + Gartensaal | Messe Dresden│ Messering 7, 01067 Dresden, Deutschland

Session 3: Key technology: thermoset processing and reconditioning

Saal Hamburg (A) | Chair of session: Dr. Sirko Geller | Messe Dresden

09:00
Prof. Dr. Kathrin Harre

Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft Dresden, Chair of Technical Chemistry, Dean of Studies Chemical Engineering

Polyurethane - material for a bio-based circular economy

09:20
Prof. Dr. Axel Spickenheuer

Complex Fiber Structures GmbH, Managing Director

Development of a digital process chain for variable-axial composite components based on TFP technology

09:40
Thomas Wentzel

hi.work GmbH, Project Manager

Repair solutions for composite wind turbine blades

10:00

Coffee break

11:00
Thomas Leschik

Connova Deutschland GmbH, Managing Director

Challenges of integrating resilience in lightweight components for the hydrogen industry

11:20
Dr. Steven Nothhelfer

Polynt Composites Germany GmbH, Product developer

Sustainability and recycling of sheet moulding compounds (SMC)

11:40
Prof. Dr. B.K. Behera

Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, Professor in the Department of Textile and Fiber Engineering

Sustainable textile reinforcement through 3D weaving technology

12:05

Lunch

Session 4: Digital sovereignty through data analysis and predictive modelling

Saal Hamburg (B) | Chair of session: Dr. Andreas Hornig | Messe Dresden

09:00
Prof. Dr. Niels Modler

TU Dresden, Institute of Lightweight Engineering and Polymer Technology, Chair of Function-Integrative Lightweight Engineering, Board Spokesperson

Joint research centre for a circular product and material economy (CIRCECON)

09:20
Prof. Dr. Marius Swoboda

Rolls-Royce Deutschland, Chief Product Owner Digital – Engineering Solutions

Virtualization and data analysis for aero engine modelling

09:40
Dr. Marco Musto

Citrine Informatics, Senior Research Scientist

Accelerating materials development for sustainable technologies with artificial intelligence

10:00

Coffee break

11:00
Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Nagel

TU Dresden, Founding Director Center for Interdisciplinary Digital Sciences

Big data analysis using HPC

11:20
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Andre Haufe

DYNAmore GmbH - An ANSYS Company, Director Application Engineering

Certification by analysis: Some thoughts beyond the technical challenges

11:40
Dr. Daniel Brenner

Weidmüller GmbH & Co. KG, Head of monitoring for rotor blades

Structural health monitoring of rotor blades at wind turbines

12:05

Lunch

Session 5: New Challenges in advanced lightweight applications

Gartensaal | Chair of session: Dr. Ilja Koch | Messe Dresden

09:00
Dr. Benedikt Haspel

Nordex Energy SE & Co. KG, Blade Development (BLE)

Challenges in rotor blade design to meet market demands and recyclability

09:20
Dr. Michael Müller-Pabel

TU Dresden, Institute of Lightweight Engineering and Polymer Technology, Deputy Head of Expert Group Thermoset Processing and Preforming

Novel micro-mechanical experiments to analyze the process-related fiber-matrix-interaction

09:40
Dr. Bhabani Kumar Satapathy

Department of Material Science and Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, Professor

Bilayered thermoplastic composite packaging concept: Integrating pH sensitivity, tear-proofing and permeation-resistance attributes

10:00

Coffee break

11:00
Scally Rommelfanger, David Schmidt²

Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG, , ²

Potential of simulation to identify vehicle components for the use of ecologically sustainable materials

11:20
Kay Kölzig

FUSE GmbH, CTO

Natural fiber composites - Current potentials and challenges of a material class with the potential to compete in the million-ton glass fiber market

11:40
Prof. Dr. Volker Trappe

Bundesanstalt für Materialforschung und -prüfung (BAM), Head of polymer composites group

Advanced lightweight applications – Recycling versus reliability and fossil energy footprint

12:05

Lunch

Freitag, 14.06.2024 – Nachmittag

Saal Hamburg + Gartensaal | Messe Dresden│ Messering 7, 01067 Dresden, Deutschland

Session 6: Innovative system solutions through function integration

Saal Hamburg (A) | Chair of session: Dr. Anja Winkler | Messe Dresden

13:00
Dr. Klaus Hecker

Organic and Printed Electronics Association - A Working Group within VDMA, Managing Director

Flexible and printed electronics: towards sustainable electronics

13:20
Lukas Kling

ALLOD Werkstoff GmbH & Co. KG, Application development

Function integration with Allruna-Compounds based on examples

13:40
Prof. Dr. Enes Sarradj

TU Berlin, Chair of technical acoustics

FLIER - Flexible lightweight structures for acoustic liners

14:00

Coffee break

14:40
Dr. Ayan Haldar

Indian Institute of Technology (BHU) Varanasi, Varanasi, India, Assistant Professor Department of Civil Engineering

Variable stiffness composites in lightweight and adaptive structures

15:00
Camille Tchitchi

Mercedes-Benz AG, RD/RTE Future Electric Drive

Sustainable electric architecture casings

15:20
Dr. Rohan Soman

Institute of Fluid-Flow Machinery, Polish Acadamy of Science, Research Associate

Challenges and Opportunities offered by FBG sensors for structural health monitoring of composite structures

Session 7: Light metals and its hybridisation: New paths for established technologies

Saal Hamburg (B) | Chair of session: Dr. Thomas Behnisch | Messe Dresden

13:00
Prof. Dr. Naresh Datla

Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, Associate Professor in Department of Mechanical Engineering

Multiscale composites for high performance applications

13:20
Kerstin Berndt

Vesuvius GmbH

Treatment and processing of alloys with salts and additives

13:40
Dr. Marcel Graf

CMMC GmbH, Managing Director

Novel particle-reinforced aluminum made from CMMC: a game changer for achieving bivalent resource efficiency through sustainable material solutions

14:00

Coffee break

14:40
Falk Liebsch

ONI Rhytemper, Managing Director

Directly reducing the CO2 footprint: Using energy-efficient temperature control for die-casting and injection moulding applications - potentials and advantages of HotPulse technology

15:00
Michael Göttlinger

Hilti Entwicklungsgesellschaft GmbH, Group Manager, Computational Engineering

Use of modern design and manufacturing methods for the energy-optimised production of structural components using the example of hybrid technology with the DuoCast die casting system

15:20
Tino Mrotzek

TU Dresden - Institute of Lightweight Engineering and Polymer Technology, Expert group special materials and processes

Efficiency and advantages of two-piston technology in vertical die casting

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