2017 Programme
See below for what was presented and discussed at GOCarbonFibre 2017 in Munich.
Wednesday 11 October 2017
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Thursday 12 October 2017
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Session 1: Emerging Markets and Outlook for the Future
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Session 4: OEM Applications, Material Challenges and Developments
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- Market landscape, trends and future investments, CarbConsult
- Mergers and acquisitions, Future Materials Groups
- Deakin University innovation - How will this affect the industry? Carbon Nexus
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- The future materials challenge at Airbus, Airbus
- ORNL Carbon Fibre Technology Facility, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
- A new dimension in manufacturing carbon fibre, The Manufacturing Technology Centre
- Carbon fibre-reinforced B4C matrix composite, RISE
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Session 2: Emerging Technologies and New Developments
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Panel Discussion
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- Challenges in carbon fibre non-destructive testing - Eddy currently a novel solution? Suragus
- Distinguishing features of a carbonisation line designed for heavy tows, Harper International
- Fibre sizing fundamentals and emerging technologies, Michelman
- Carbon fibre precursor production: An overview of existing processes and proposals for new developments, Astris Carbon
- New applications triggering new challenges in carbon fibre development and production, SGL Group
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- Standardisation is it time to create a standard for carbon fibre? STRUCteam, Carbon Nexus
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Session 3: Recycling and Re-use
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Session 5 cont.
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- Carbon fibre recycling: An industry whose time has come, ELG Carbon Fibre
- Reinforcement of epoxy resin with recycled carbon fibres using wet-laid process, Hochschule Niederrhein
- Reuse of recycled carbon fibres in CFRP for maximum performance, ITM
- Carbon composites on the way to mass production - results of the leading edge cluster MAI Carbon, MAI Carbon Clustermanagement
- End of life concepts for carbon composites, Carbon Composites
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- Qualifying the business case for high volume automotive composites, InCA Technologies
- Composites: The mainstream automotive challenge, Sigmatex
- Advanced carbon fibre materials and processing of composites for high volume automotive applications, Mitsubishi Chemical Carbon Fiber and Composites
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