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EALA – European Automotive
Laser Applications 2013
14th European Expert Conference
19 – 20 February 2013 Bad Nauheim
Germany
PLUS!\\ Tutorial\\ Meet the Experts\\ OEM Practical Report\\ Exhibition
www.automotive-circle.com
Regular updates, detailed programme and online registration at:
www.automotive-circle.com Conference-Board
Laser manufacturing technology in the car body of the future – Integrating materials, processes, monitoring and controlLaser manufacturing technology must keep pace with rising demands in auto-motive production. If it is to be competitive, then minimal rework, versatility, high processing speeds and energy efficiency are essential. What’s more, to meet the growing use of lightweight materials, such as high-strength steels and fibre composites, new laser sources and innovative laser manufacturing processes will be needed. Computer simulation can help processes to be de-signed which are more efficient in respect of uptimes and economics, while monitoring and control systems can safeguard process reliability, and so lower costs and boost quality.
EALA 2013, the international forum for sharing information and experience gained with the use of lasers in automotive production, will be examining the integrated approach to the use of lasers in automotive manufacturing – and the challenges which this poses for the future. It will demonstrate how ma-terials, processes, monitoring and control go hand in hand. Once again, the world’s leading network of automotive engineers will convene in Bad Nauheim to define and discuss the state of the art and the future of lasers in automotive construction.
EALA is aimed at:\\ Development, process planning and production managers
\\ Research & Development managers
\\ Engineers and project managers in positions of responsibility at automak-ers and subcontractors engaged in the laser-technology process chain
International OEM Board
Conference Chair
Niclas Palmquist Volvo Car Corporation, SE
Dr. Martin Goede Volkswagen AG, DE
Dr. Matthias Graudenz Audi AG, DE
Dr. Florian Oefele BMW Group, DE
Michael Ruther Daimler AG, DE
Dr. In Sung Chang Hyundai Motor & Kia Corp., KR
Dr. Mathieu Kielwasser PSA Peugeot Citroën, FR
Hichame Roumadni Renault SAS, FR
Dr. Kiyokazu Mori Nissan Motors Co. Ltd., JP
Andrea Huber Automotive Circle International, DE
Dr. Matthias Graudenz Audi AG, DE
Danielle Bassan Centro Ricerche Fiat, IT
Jürgen Hover Ford-Werke GmbH, DE
TutorialAdditional to the EALA conference, the EALA tutorial “Fundamentals of laser use in automotive engineering” provides newcomers with the theoretical and practical fundamentals of laser use in automotive engineering.
The tutorial is aimed at:\\ Persons overseeing development, process planning and production
who require a basic overview of “laser usage in the automotive industry”
\\ Recently qualified engineers with little practical experience
\\ Technical personnel at OEM and suppliers engaged in the laser tech-nology process chain, who need more information on laser application areas and new developments in this field
Please note that the tutorial and the main conference are two separate events. Pre-registration for the tutorial is essential as seats are limited.
(This tutorial will also be held in German.)
MONDAy, 18 FEBRuARy 2013
TUTorIAL FUndAmenTALS oF LASer USe In The AUTomoTIve And SUPPLIer IndUSTrIeS
13.30 h Registration14.00 h Welcome and tutorial introduction
Niclas Palmquist, Volvo Car Corporation, SE Dr. Jens Standfuß, Fraunhofer Institut für Werkstoff- und Strahltechnik IWS, DE
14.15 h Theoretical basics
\\ Laser beam joining, hardening, welding, etc: Scope and limita-tions of current processes in automotive practice
\\ Modern application areas and developments in laser technology in the automotive sector
\\ Recent technological advances and their potential for series use
Dr. Jens Standfuß, Fraunhofer Institut für Werkstoff- und Strahltechnik IWS, DE
15.45 h Coffee & contacts
16.15 h Practical basics
\\ Technology watch
\\ Advances in basics
\\ Series qualification of a laser application
\\ Series use – current examples
\\ Basic trends
Niclas Palmquist, Volvo Car Corporation, SE
17.45 h Time for in-depth questions and expert discussion18.00 h End of tutorial
Regular updates, detailed programme and online registration at:
www.automotive-circle.com
PLUS TUTorIALTutorial 1: GermanTutorial 2: english
This tutorial will also be held in German
www.automotive-circle.com Tutorial 2: english
TuESDAy, 19 FEBRuARy 2013
8.45 h Welcoming address and opening remarksAndrea Huber, Automotive Circle International, DE Dr. Matthias Graudenz, Audi AG, DE
9.00 h Laser technology as a key enabler for solutions to future societal challenges – MobilityProf. Reinhard Poprawe, Fraunhofer Institute for Laser Technology, Chair for Laser Technology at RWTH Aachen, DE
SeSSIon I new mATerIALS: FoCUS on PLASTIC
9.30 h Laser welding of plastics – Technology and applicationsSteffen Reinl, Dilas Diodenlaser GmbH, DE
9.55 h Comparison of the cut quality of CFRP with three different lasers, and laser direct joining of CFRP to metalProf. Seiji Katayama, Kwang-Woon Jung, yousuke Kawahito, Osaka university, Joining and Welding Research Institute (JWRI), JP
10.20 h Coffee & contacts
10.50 h Emissions measurement during laser cutting of CFRPStephan Collmer, Michael Ruther; Daimler AG, DE
11.15 h BMBF’s ELite Research Project – Joining and Separating CFRPJohannes Stock, Institut für Werkzeugmaschinen und Betriebs-wissenschaften (iwb), Tu München, DE
SeSSIon II QUALITy ASSUrAnCe STrATeGIeS For LASer dePLoymenT In CAr Body ConSTrUCTIon
11.40 h Reduction in hot-cracking tendency due to induced heat fields during laser welding of aluminiumStephan Bertelsbeck, university of Kassel, Faculty of Mechani-cal Engineering, Institute of Production technology and Logistics, Department of separating and joining fabrication methods, DE
12.05 h Novel applications for the automotive industryDr. Rüdiger Brockmann, Trumpf Laser- und Systemtechnik GmbH, DE
12.30 h Laser deployment in the new Audi A3 Dr. Matthias Graudenz, Audi AG, DE
13.15 h Lunch
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14.30 h Laser Weld Inspection at Volkswagen’s in SaxonyPaul-Michael Mickel, Volkswagen AG, DE
14.55 h Boosting the quality and efficiency of laser-based production solutions through process monitoring and position sensingErwin Wagner, Raylase AG, DE
15.20 h Automated beam monitoring in production is picking up speedOtto Märten, Stefan Wolf, Christof Schöberl, Harald Schwede, Reinhard Kramer, Volker Brandl, Klaus Hänsel, Primes GmbH, DE
15.45 h Coffee & contacts
16.15 h Sustainable, media-free, laser-beam pretreatment for demanding automotive engineeringEdwin Büchter, Clean Lasersysteme GmbH, DE
16.40 h Laser applications on the new Peugeot 208Alain Baud, PSA Peugeot Citroën, FR
SeSSIon III LATeST AdvAnCeS In rAdIATIon SoUrCeS
17.05 h Automotive Applications for ultra-High Brightness Direct Diode Lasers Jay Liebowitz, TeraDiode Inc., uS
17.30 h Large-field scanner system as an alternative to robot-guided small-field scannersMarkus Lingner, Rofin-Sinar Laser GmbH, DE
17.55 h meeT The exPerTS – An opportunity to talk to the speakers from the first day
18.30 h Get together
19.00 h EALA Networking night
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WEDNESDAy, 20 FEBRuARy 2013
8.00 h Remote laser beam welding of profile-intensive structuresJürgen Hover, Ford-Werke GmbH, DE; Carsten Trippe, Benteler Automobiltechnik GmbH, DE
SeSSIon Iv exAmPLeS From oem LASer ProdUCTIon Beyond The CAr Body
8.25 h An automotive subcontractor’s viewpoint: Applications and developments in laser material processingDr. Jens König, Robert Bosch GmbH, DE
8.50 h Controlled laser hardening of engine partsChristian Elsner, Daimler AG, DE
9.15 h Laser beam joining for Li-ion battery module assemblyProf. Peter Plapper, université du Luxembourg, Production Tech-nology and Tooling Machines, LX; Dr. Wayne Cai, General Motors Corporation, uS
9.40 h Coffee & contacts
SeSSIon v AdvAnCeS In The overALL LASer ProCeSS
10.10 h Report from the OEM working group laserThorge Hammer, Volkswagen AG, DE
10.35 h Laser additive manufacturing of car body bracketsProf. Claus Emmelmann, LZN Laser Zentrum Nord GmbH, DE
11.00 h Remote laser welding: Advantages in automotive projects – using the examples of actual industrial applicationMichele García, Gestamp, ES
11.25 h Robotic scanner welding: Requirements, solutions Dr. Wolfgang Vogl, Blackbird Robotersysteme GmbH, DE; Volker Bayer, Adam Opel AG, DE; Dr. uwe Megerle, Scanlab AG, DE; Jens Husner, ThyssenKrupp System Engineering GmbH, DE
11.50 h Scrap in laser production – mobile lasers in rework and repairThomas Golinske, Georg Meyndt, Alpha Laser GmbH, DE
12.15 h Lunch
13.30 h Laser use for modular automotive parts – From bonding to the laser-welded flange foldDr. Florian Oefele, BMW Group, DE
13.55 h New CLIO 4: New roof brazing system for RenaultHichame Roumadni, Renault, FR; Christian Hönigues, Inocon Technologies GmbH, AT
14.20 h Flexible Laser Technologies for Car Body applicationsDanielle Bassan, Centro Ricerche Fiat, IT
14.45 h meeT The exPerTS – An opportunity to talk to the speakers from the second day
15.00 h Coffee & contacts
15.30 h What does the future hold? Carmakers report
Dr. Matthias Graudenz Audi AG, DEDr. Florian Oefele BMW Group, DEMichael Ruther Daimler AG, DEDanielle Bassan Centro Ricerche Fiat, ITJürgen Hover Ford-Werke GmbH, DEDr. Kiyokazu Mori Nissan Motors Co. Ltd., JPDr. Mathieu Kielwasser PSA Peugeot Citroën, FRHichame Roumadni Renault SAS, FRDr. Martin Goede Volkswagen AG, DENiclas Palmquist Volvo Car Corporation, SE
16.15 h Farewell address and conference closeDr. Matthias Graudenz, Audi AG, DE Andrea Huber, Automotive Circle International, DE
Subject to change (status as of: 9 November 2012)
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Exhibition & SponsoringThe accompanying exhibition as well as the various sponsoring possibilities are the perfect addition and an important part of the conference concept “EALA-European Automotive Laser Applications”, making the stay worth-while for each delegate. you may also profit from our communication plat-form in order to maintain and expand your business contacts.
Come on board as an exhibitor or conference sponsor – and benefit from this exclusive marketing opportunity to enter the limelight of the automotive industry.
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\\ Meet the experts – Take this special opportunity to enter into indi-vidual discussions with the speakers!
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