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The International Association for the Engineering Analysis Community

Invitation and Agenda

to the NAFEMS NORDIC Seminar:

Simulating Composite

Materials and Structures

2nd – 3rd February 2010

Esbjerg, Denmark

Invitation

Composite structures or components are increasingly used as primary load carrying structures in nearly all fields of our society, taking advan-tage of the increased structural strength and stiffness to weight ratios, corrosion resistance, or more innovative design capability that compo-sites bring. The nature of the composite used can range from cheap and freely available glass fiber reinforced systems to exotic and specifi-cally tailored carbon, aramid or even metal/matrix systems, with many forms of manufacturing process available.

The design may include thick composite sections with large numbers of plies, there may be regions of significant ply drop off, sandwich con-struction and also bonded joints. In this case the strength prediction may become very difficult and can often only be solved with the incor-poration of advanced experimental tests.

The successful application of FE methods for the design of components and structures which are made of modern materials strongly depends on the ability of the designer to choose the correct lay up, fiber orienta-tion etc. The development of numerical methods and faster computers, better design criteria etc. makes it much more economically efficient

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than experimental testing although that experimental test in some ex-tent is still needed.

It is anticipated that the increased use of such advanced materials combined with the necessity to calculate the structural integrity more precisely, will result in an increasing amount of advanced FE analysis to simulate failure phenomena using nonlinear analysis, progressive cracking, debonding, delamination, brittle and ductile fracture, etc.

The seminar is intended as a forum for experts in the area of prediction and modelling of complicated composite structures by using FEA. The event is accompanied by an exhibition of engineering software, com-puter systems, and related consultancy services. A comprehensive review of the current state-of-the-art and trends as well as of future challenges will thus be accessible to participants.

The foundation of a NAFEMS Composite Working Group will be dis-cussed. All interested should not miss this opportunity to get information about this first hand.

To register for this seminar or to learn more about exhibition and spon-sorship opportunities, please go to http://www.nafems.org

Organization

This seminar is organized by NAFEMS NORDIC in cooperation with Aalborg University, Risø DTU and IDA, Danish Society of Engineers.

Technical Coordinators

Dr. Find M. Jensen (Risø DTU) – Chairman * Prof. Lars Damkilde (AAU-Esbjerg) – Co-chairman Dr. Anders Kristiansen (AAU-Esbjerg) – Co-chairman Dr. Lars P. Mikkelsen (Risø DTU) – Co-chairman

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Agenda

2nd February

13:30 Welcome and Introduction to NAFEMS

13:45 Digimat Material eXpert – From the Material Lab to the Efficient and Optimal Design of Reinforced Plastic Parts

S. Lepage, L.Adam, R. Assaker (e-Xstream engineering)

14:10 New Approaches for Efficient Pre and Post Processing of Composite Structures R. Roos, M. Wintermantel (EVEN – Evolutionary Engineering AG);

M. Hörmann (CADFEM GmbH); M. Palanterä (Componeering Inc.)

14:35 Innovative Numerical Methods for Analysis and Optimisation of Composites M. Bruyneel, J. P. Delsemme, Ph. Jetteur, A. Remouchamps (Samtech)

15:00 Benefits of Structural Optimization in the Aerospace Design Process: Recent Indus-trial Applications on Composites Structures

P.-O. Jansell (Altair Engineering) 15:25 Coffee break

16:00 Keynote presentation:

Benchmarking of Damage and Triaxial Design Methodologies for Fibre Reinforced Composites: The Second and Third World-Wide Failure Exercises (WWFE-2 and WWFE-3)

A.S. Kaddour (QinetiQ)

16:45 Use of the Model Correction Factor Method with FEM-based Reliability Analysis of Composites

N. Dimitrov (Siemens), C. Berggreen (DTU Mek); P. Friis-Hansen (Det Norske Veritas) 17:10 Sponsor presentation:

Altair Engineering 17:20 Sponsor presentation:

Simulia Scandinavia 17:30 Discussion

18:30 Come together in the exhibition area

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Agenda

3rd February

8:30 Keynote presentation:

Design of Composite Structures C. Burchardt (Bach Composite Industry)

9:15 State of the Art FE-Simulations of Wind Turbines

P. Berring, R. Bitsche, F. M. Jensen (Risø DTU); C. Jensen (ECC) 9:40 On Innovative Concepts of Future Wind Turbine Blade Design

F. M. Jensen, R. Bitsche, K. Branner, T. Sieradzan, A. Roczek, P. Berring (Risø DTU) 10:05 Structural Behaviour Due to Bend-Twist Couplings in Wind Turbine Blades V. Fedorov, N. Dimitrov, C. Berggreen, S. Krenk (DTU Mek);

K. Branner, P. Berring (Risø DTU) 10:30 Coffee break

11:00 A Smeared-out Material Model Predicting Compressive Failure of Composites L. P. Mikkelsen (Risø DTU); K. D. Sørensen (Aalborg University);

H. M. Jensen (Aarhus University)

11:25 Elastic Microscale Simulation of Fiber-reinforced Polymers F. Wenzlau (Fraunhofer ITWM)

11:50 Application of a Cycle Jump Technique for Acceleration of Fatigue Crack Growth Simulation

R. Moslemian, C. Berggreen (DTU Mek); A. M. Karlsson (University of Delaware, USA) 12:15 Debonding Failure in Composites

B. N. Legarth, C. Didriksen, A. B. Richelsen (DTU Mek) 12:40 Lunch break

13:40 Keynote presentation:

Simulation of Fiber Composites – An Assessment K. Rohwer (German Aerospace Center)

14:25 Joining of Composites Research B. F. Sørensen (Risø DTU)

14:40 NAFEMS Composites Working Group

R. Oswald (NAFEMS)

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Location & Hotel Accommodation

Hotel Britannia, Torvegade 24 DK-6700 Esbjerg, Denmark

Tel. +45 7513 0111, Fax +45 7545 2085

[email protected], http://www.britannia.dk/p3.asp

The hotel is located in the city centre, 5 min. walk from the central bus and train station, 10 min. from the harbour.

Seminar registrants can reserve a discounted room at the conference hotel. Please quote reserva-tion code NAFEMS” or IDA” (104 EUR / single room / night, including breakfast and taxes).

Travelling by Plane:

 Billund airport - frequent and affordable direct flights from many Nordic cities as well from European cities.From Billund airport to Esbjerg: Public bus coach takes approx. 80 min. – 140 min. (depending on connections)

 Esbjerg (small airport 10 min. from city centre) with international connections to Aberdeen and Stavanger.

 Optional: travel to Copenhagen and then by train 3½ hours to Esbjerg –also flights from Co-penhagen to Billund

Sponsorship and Exhibition Opportunities

Exhibition: Costs for infopoint (1 table + own poster or small display) incl. power supply: 390 Euro + VAT. All booth personnel need to register as regular attendees.

Sponsoring:Please request further information

Registration Fees

NAFEMS members free

(NAFEMS members can apply seminar credits towards free attendance at this event. This event will charge 3 seminar credits per delegate.)

NAFEMS member, but no more seminar credits available 375 Euro + VAT

NAFEMS non-members 520 Euro + VAT

IDA members 375 Euro + VAT

Note: These fees include attendance at the seminar, one copy of the proceedings, lunch on one day, break refreshments, and beverages & snacks in the evening of the first day. Hotel accommodation is not included.

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Members of the NAFEMS NORDIC Steering Committee

 H. Droege (Medeso AB, S)

 P. Ekedahl (Volvo Aero Corporation, S)

 H. Ekman (Altair Engineering, S)

 K. Eriksson (Process Flow Ltd Oy, FI)

 J. Freund (Helsinki University of Technology, FI)

 J. Granlund (Simulia Scandinavia, S)

 J. E. Halden (Kongsberg Devotek, N)

 T. Hansen (Novo Nordisk, DK)

 G. Horrigmoe (Norut Technology Ltd, N)

 F. M. Jensen (Risoe DTU, DK)

 J. Landergren (MSC.Software Sweden AB, S)

 N. Dam Lerke (Nokia Mobile Phones, DK)

 M. Stallgård (Ansys Sweden, S)

 B. Tollefsen (Engineering Data Resources AS, N)

 A. Torvund (SimEvolution AS, N)

 E. Weibust (IBM, S)

About NAFEMS

Engineers rely on computer modelling and simulation methods and tools as vital components of the product development process. As these methods develop at an ever-increasing pace, the need for an independent, international authority on the use of this technology has never been more apparent. NAFEMS is the only worldwide independent association dedicated to this technology. Companies from numerous industries and every part of the globe have invested heavily in engineering technologies such as FEA and CFD.

But -

how do they ensure they get the best return from their investment? How do they develop and enhance their capabilities?

How do they know they are using the technology in the most effective way?

NAFEMS is uniquely placed to help answer these questions. NAFEMS is a vendor neutral, not-for-profit membership association of more than 900 companies from all over the world. Members range from major corporations through mid-sized organizations, to small-scale engineering consultants.

NAFEMS Contact for Nordic Countries

NAFEMS Deutschland, Österreich, Schweiz GmbH Osterham 23

D-83233 Bernau am Chiemsee Germany

Tel. +49 (0) 80 51 – 96 59 3 49 Fax +49 (0) 80 51 – 96 74 3 37

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Registration Form

Simulating Composites Materials and Structures

2nd – 3rd February 2010, Esbjerg, Denmark

First name, last name _______________________________________________________________

Email ___________________________________________________________________________

Telephone _______________________________________________________________________

Company ________________________________________________________________________

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Please tick (x”) appropriate box(es) ( ) I herewith register my attendance for the NAFEMS Seminar:

Simulating Composites Material and Structures” 2nd – 3rd February 2010, Esbjerg, Denmark

( ) I am NAFEMS member using 3 seminar credits (free) ( ) I am NAFEMS member with no credits available (375 Euro) ( ) I am not NAFEMS member (520 Euro)

( ) I am IDA member (375 Euro)

( ) I am interested in the NAFEMS Composites Working Group. ( ) I will sponsor the event. Please send further information

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( ) NAFEMS World Congress 2011 ( ) NAFEMS Publications

( ) BENCHmark' Magazine ( ) International Working Groups ( ) EC Projects (FENet, AUTOsim) ( ) NAFEMS Seminars

( ) Registered Analyst Scheme

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