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  • www.ateknea.com General meeting, Brussels 5th September 2015 Technical Project Manager Balazs RING
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  • NANOTI - M12 General meeting Friday 6 th of January 2015 13:00 13:15 Welcome by the Coordinator Agenda, Project status up-date (ATEKNEA) 13:15 14:45 Progress and status update and discussion WP3 Surface treatment procedure development (BME) WP4 Prototype development - mechanics (BME) WP4 Prototype development - electronics (ATEKNEA) WP5 examination of the samples (BME) WP6 In-vitro experiments (TUD) 14:45 15:00 Non-technical WPs ATEKNEA 14:45 15:15 Coffee break 15:15 17.15 Preparation for the review meeting Project overview, status report, deviations, delays, management issues Work done by the RTDs to meet the SMEs expectations (incl. major deviations) Objectives of the SME-AGs, other enterprises / end users: Technical background, expected output from project, assessment of the current status Commercial plans Dissemination activities 17.15 18:00 Schedule of next meetings and any other business (open discussion) 20:00 Dinner - Aux Armes de Bruxelles (13 rue des Bouchers1000 Bruxelles) 05-02-2015
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  • Project status up-date
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  • Actual issues NANOTI - M12 General meeting Budget shift for BME approved by REA Periodic report was successfully submitted in December Ongoing involvement of an external professional for anodizing PS development * The consortium shall submit a periodic report to the REA for each reporting period within 60 days after the end of each respective period ** REA shall evaluate project reports and deliverables and disburse the corresponding payments within 90 days of their receipt 05-02-2015
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  • Technology related objectives for RP1 To achieve the optimal nanosurface on the implant, NANOTI project has to face a number of challenging and dependent factors: To identify a detailed system specification, outlining the target technology and the required instrumentation based on market need, literature search, and the expertise of partners. (M2). To create the mechanical and electrical design for the laboratory equipment (Month 5) To fabricate the laboratory-scale equipment for technology optimization (Month 5): To prepare samples from the base materials To get the strong and weak points of the laboratory-scale surface treatment equipment NANOTI - M12 General meeting 05-02-2015
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  • Scientific objectives for RP1 To optimize the chemical etching parameters To optimize the electro polishing parameters To optimize the anodizing parameters To test the scale-up effect with the laboratory equipment To design and fabricate the prototype of surface treatment equipment To determine interfacial energy of implant surfaces NANOTI - M12 General meeting 05-02-2015
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  • List of Workpackages NANOTI - M12 General meeting WP No. Work-Package title Type of Activity Lead Partner Planned Status of the WP Actual Status of the WP WP 1System specifications RTDPROTIP 100% WP 2 Development of the laboratory-scale surface treatment equipment RTDATEKNEA 100% WP 3 Development of surface treatment procedure RTDBME 100%80% WP 4 Development of the surface treatment equipment prototype RTDITM 70% WP 5 Non-destructive and destructive examination of the samples RTDBME 60% WP 6In vitro biological studyRTD TUD 20% WP 7In vivo biological study RTDTUD 0% WP 8Facilitating the take-up of results OTHERITM 50% WP 9Project management and coordination MANATEKNEA On going 05-02-2015
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  • Gannt chart NANOTI - M12 General meeting 05-02-2015
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  • Biological characterization, destructive and non-destructive investigation Technical overview Technology development NANOTI - M12 General meeting Sample preparation Chemical etching Electropolishing Anodic oxidation 05-02-2015
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  • Technical overview Prototype development NANOTI - M12 General meeting 05-02-2015
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  • Remaining WPs, tasks and Deliverables WP3 & WP4 Optimization of anodizing Finalization of surface treatment and anodizing power supply WP5 Destructive and Non-destructive examination of the samples (M3-M15) Task 5.1 Fatique test of the samples (BME) Task 5.2 Corrosion test of the samples (BME) WP6 - In vitro biological study (M10- M20) Task 6.1 - Study adhesion, proliferation and differentiation of human mesenchymal stem cells (TUD) D6.1 Documentation of the bacterial response (September 2015) Task 6.2 - Study adhesion, proliferation and differentiation of human mesenchymal stem cells (TUD) D6.2 Documentation of the attachment, proliferation and differentiation of hMSC (September 2015) D6.3 Results of in vitro study (September 2015) WP7 - In vivo biological study (M12-M24) Task 7.1 - Ethical approval (TUD) D7.1 Ethical Approval (April 2015) Task 7.2 - Study osseointegration of dental implants in rat-tail model (TUD) D7.2 Documentation of the osseointegration and biocompatibility (January 2016) D7.3 Independent professional report (January 2016) NANOTI - M12 General meeting 05-02-2015
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  • NANOTI - M12 General meeting Friday 6 th of January 2015 13:00 13:15 Welcome by the Coordinator Agenda, Project status up-date (ATEKNEA) 13:15 14:45 Progress and status update and discussion WP3 Surface treatment procedure development (BME) WP4 Prototype development - mechanics (BME) WP4 Prototype development - electronics (ATEKNEA) WP5 examination of the samples (BME) WP6 In-vitro experiments (TUD) 14:45 15:00 Non-technical WPs ATEKNEA 14:45 15:15 Coffee break 15:15 17.15 Preparation for the review meeting Project overview, status report, deviations, delays, management issues Work done by the RTDs to meet the SMEs expectations (incl. major deviations) Objectives of the SME-AGs, other enterprises / end users: Technical background, expected output from project, assessment of the current status Commercial plans Dissemination activities 17.15 18:00 Schedule of next meetings and any other business (open discussion) 20:00 Dinner - Aux Armes de Bruxelles (13 rue des Bouchers1000 Bruxelles) 05-02-2015
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  • Progress and results form BME WP3, WP4, WP5 NANOTI - M12 General meeting 05-02-2015
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  • Progress and results form ATEKNEA WP4 NANOTI - M12 General meeting 05-02-2015
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  • WP2- Laboratory-scale surface treatment equipment NANOTI - M12 General meeting Electrical unit was designed and fabricated based on the system specification Chemical etching Electrolyte temperature Ultrasonic agitation Electropolishing Current density (up to 2A/cm2) Magnetic stirring Process timing Electrolyte temperature U/I data logging Anodic oxidation DC Voltage (0-250V) Magnetic stirring Process timing Electrolyte temperature Continious / impulse mode U/I data logging 05-02-2015
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  • WP2- Laboratory-scale surface treatment equipment NANOTI - M12 General meeting Component integration Standard 19 wide metal rack 3-phase 32A power inlet, industrial connectors 05-02-2015
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  • WP4- Prototype development NANOTI - M12 General meeting Modifications due to system revision: LCD display for impulse length and motor speed New embedded control for linear actuators and LCD display Improved Ultrasonic performance -> 2x 120W New agitation method: Linear actuator Centrifugal pump 05-02-2015
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  • Anodizing power supply working characterics Experiments were performed at BME to compare the behaviour of the old setup with the electrical system Problem: applied voltage is limited by high current draw Result: high voltage cannot be achieved in continious mode Conclusion: its the turn-on transient not the stady state operation that resulted different oxide layers NANOTI - M12 General meeting Effect of consecutive pulses 05-02-2015
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  • WP4- Prototype development NANOTI - M12 General meeting Impulse mode Problems with the 1st gen.(up to 60A) New experimental setup implemented External energy storage Electronics to isolate the output of the PS Low-side driver topology with 20 IGBTs Serial slow diodes to protect the IGBTs 1700uF/1000V capacitor bank, manually selectable value 1000V / 700A peak performance 05-02-2015
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  • WP4- Prototype development NANOTI - M12 General meeting Impulse mode final version Problem noticed: Sparks may appear above 450V !!! hort circuit protection : current limiting serial resistance Resistance bank: 0.2/1500W Improved performance 1000V/6000A 30 High power IGBTs (most powerful on the market) New gate driver circuit Galvanically isolated driver pins Two digital control pins to enable for integration purposes 05-02-2015
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  • WP4- Prototype development NANOTI - M12 General meeting Prototype electronics Electrical cabinet integration Simplified front panel VFDs for electrolyte agitation Soft-PLC solution based on Beckhoff TWINCAT Built-in control panel with 12 touch screen EtherCAT coupler + IO modules Power supplies controlled with SCPI via TCP/IP PID controller communicates via RS485 VFDs controlled with MODBUS RTU via RS485 Digital outputs for relays, swithces Digital inputs for safety parts (e.g. limit switch) 05-02-2015
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  • WP4- Prototype development NANOTI - M12 General meeting Control software Easy-to-use Graphical User Interface Full process control All main parameters displayed on one screen Parallel process esecution Editable treatment profiles Logging functions (.csv) remote access via FTP 05-02-2015
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  • Video NANOTI - M12 General meeting 05-02-2015
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  • Summary and further work NANOTI - M12 General meeting Gained a better understanding of the electrochemical system behaves The electrical unit of the prototype has been designed and fabricated Control software of the prototype has been implemented Integration of the anodization power supply Electrical and mechanical integration into the final mechanical unit Testing and fine adjustment 05-02-2015
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  • Progress and results form TUD NANOTI - M12 General meeting 05-02-2015
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  • Further work NANOTI - M12 General meeting Electrical and mechanical integration into the final mechanical unit Testing and fine adjustment 05-02-2015
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  • Vote on RTD performance NANOTI - M12 General meeting 05-02-2015
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  • NANOTI - M12 General meeting Friday 6 th of January 2015 13:00 13:15 Welcome by the Coordinator Agenda, Project status up-date (ATEKNEA) 13:15 14:45 Progress and status update and discussion WP3 Surface treatment procedure development (BME) WP4 Prototype development - mechanics (BME) WP4 Prototype development - electronics (ATEKNEA) WP5 examination of the samples (BME) WP6 In-vitro experiments (TUD) 14:45 15:00 Non-technical WPs ATEKNEA 14:45 15:15 Coffee break 15:15 17.15 Preparation for the review meeting Project overview, status report, deviations, delays, management issues Work done by the RTDs to meet the SMEs expectations (incl. major deviations) Objectives of the SME-AGs, other enterprises / end users: Technical background, expected output from project, assessment of the current status Commercial plans Dissemination activities 17.15 18:00 Schedule of next meetings and any other business (open discussion) 20:00 Dinner - Aux Armes de Bruxelles (13 rue des Bouchers1000 Bruxelles)
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  • NANOTI - M12 General meeting Friday 6 th of January 2015 13:00 13:15 Welcome by the Coordinator Agenda, Project status up-date (ATEKNEA) 13:15 14:45 Progress and status update and discussion WP3 Surface treatment procedure development (BME) WP4 Prototype development - mechanics (BME) WP4 Prototype development - electronics (ATEKNEA) WP5 examination of the samples (BME) WP6 In-vitro experiments (TUD) 14:45 15:00 Non-technical WPs ATEKNEA 14:45 15:15 Coffee break 15:15 17.15 Preparation for the review meeting Project overview, status report, deviations, delays, management issues Work done by the RTDs to meet the SMEs expectations (incl. major deviations) Objectives of the SME-AGs, other enterprises / end users: Technical background, expected output from project, assessment of the current status Commercial plans Dissemination activities 17.15 18:00 Schedule of next meetings and any other business (open discussion) 20:00 Dinner - Aux Armes de Bruxelles (13 rue des Bouchers1000 Bruxelles) 05-02-2015
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  • Dissemination and exploitation Non-technical WPs
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  • WP9- FACILITATING THE TAKE-UP OF RESULTS Deliverables 4/9/2014 SPABRINK - M12 Pre-review meeting D9.1 Project Website DevelopmentM3 D9.2 A draft Plan for the Use and Dissemination of the Foreground M9 D9.3 A final PUDFM22 D9.4 Public dissemination reportM22 31
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  • Completed dissemination actions I. Project website (submitted as Deliverable 8.1) www.nanoti.eu Leaflet Continuously updated by ATEKNEA with news and project related events Contains a document sharing section for Consortium members => you can find all project related documents there 4/9/2014 SPABRINK - M12 Pre-review meeting 32
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  • Review meeting NANOTI - M12 General meeting 05-02-2015
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  • What does REA expect from Us? REA expects to see more than results! REA wants to see that SMEs: are still behind the project are interested in the outcome of the project still believe in the project are also satisfied with the results NANOTI - M12 General meeting 05-02-2015
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  • What can we expect? Reviewer or officer might ask you (SMEs and RTDs) directly! You should prepare to give a statement! You should know about the project results! Internal consortium meeting on the day before review meeting to update you about the content of the report and the expected questions. Final periodic report Submitted in December 2014, All deliverables due up to M9 (end of RP1) submitted NANOTI - M12 General meeting 05-02-2015
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  • 06-02-2015 NANOTI - RP1 Review meeting Friday 6 th of January 2015 10:00 10:10 Welcome and introduction REA, PO 10:10 10:35 Project overview (ATEKNEA) Main goals and objectives Status report (WPs, deliverables, milestones, scheduling) Deviations, amendments Risk management Project financing, Use of resources 10.35 11.50 RTD performance related to DOW and SMEs expectations Progress and results form ATEKNEA Progress and results from BME Progress and results from TUD 11.50 12.40 Impact of project for the SMEs (Technical background, expected output, commercial plans and steps undertaken, assesment of the current status)
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  • 06-02-2015 NANOTI - RP1 Review meeting Friday 5 th of September 2014 12:40 13:00 Impact for USZ (Technical background, expected output, assesment of the current status, commercial plan) 13:00 13:45 Lunch break 13:45 14:15 Exploitation and Dissemination (incl. interim Plan for Use and Dissemination of Knowledge) 14:15 15:00Discussion between reviewer and REA 15:00 15:30 Feedback by REA and the Reviewer
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  • MEDGRUPE NANOTI - M12 General meeting 05-02-2015
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  • PROTIP NANOTI - M12 General meeting 05-02-2015
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  • ITM NANOTI - M12 General meeting 05-02-2015
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  • USZ NANOTI - M12 General meeting 05-02-2015
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  • ITM NANOTI - M12 General meeting 05-02-2015
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  • Overview NANOTI - M12 General meeting ATEKNEA is generally responsible for the design and fabrication of the electrical system. WP leader of: WP2 Development of the laboratory-scale surface treatment equipment Task leader of: T2.2 Design of the electrical units T4.3 Design and fabrication of the surface treatment equipment prototype Significant contribution to: T1.1 - System specification T4.2 Laboratory equipment development for testing the scale-up effect 05-02-2015
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  • WP2- Laboratory-scale surface treatment equipment NANOTI - M12 General meeting Electrical unit was designed and fabricated based on the system specification Chemical etching Electrolyte temperature Ultrasonic agitation Electropolishing Current density (up to 2A/cm2) Magnetic stirring Process timing Electrolyte temperature U/I data logging Anodic oxidation Voltage (0-250V) Magnetic stirring Process timing Electrolyte temperature Continious / impulse mode U/I data logging 05-02-2015
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  • WP2- Laboratory-scale surface treatment equipment NANOTI - M12 General meeting Main components of the system: 3x PID controllers for temperature control with FEP coated sensors Solid State Relay based power drive stage (up to 40A per channel) DC motors for stirring (0-300 RPM) Electro-polishing power supply (0-80V, 0-40A) Anodization power supply (0-360V, 0-15A) 60W ultrasonic generator Custom-made heating coils Custom-made impulse generator 05-02-2015
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  • WP2- Laboratory-scale surface treatment equipment Impulse generator Microcontroller-based operation High-power IGBT switching Variable impulse length: 200us - 100ms Analog impulse length setting (potentiometer) Manual impulse generation with a pushbutton Preparation for RS232 control Tested with 30 Ohm/50W load NANOTI - M12 General meeting 05-02-2015
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  • WP2- Laboratory-scale surface treatment equipment NANOTI - M12 General meeting Component integration Standard 19 wide metal rack 3-phase 32A power inlet, industrial connectors 05-02-2015
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  • WP4- Prototype development NANOTI - M12 General meeting Modifications due to system revision: LCD display for impulse length and motor speed New embedded control for linear actuators and LCD display Improved Ultrasonic performance -> 2x 120W New agitation method: Linear actuator Centrifugal pump 05-02-2015
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  • WP4- Prototype development NANOTI - M12 General meeting Impulse mode Problems with the 1st gen.(up to 60A) New experimental setup implemented External energy storage Electronics to isolate the output of the PS Low-side driver topology with 20 IGBTs Serial slow diodes to protect the IGBTs 1700uF/1000V capacitor bank, manually selectable value 1000V / 700A peak performance 05-02-2015
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  • WP4- Prototype development NANOTI - M12 General meeting Impulse mode final version Problem noticed: Sparks may appear above 450V Short circuit protection : current limiting serial resistance Resistance bank: 0.2/1500W Improved performance 1000V/6000A 30 High power IGBTs (most powerful on the market) New gate driver circuit Galvanically isolated driver pins Two digital control pins to enable for integration purposes 05-02-2015
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  • WP4- Prototype development NANOTI - M12 General meeting Prototype electronics Electrical cabinet integration Simplified front panel VFDs for electrolyte agitation Soft-PLC solution based on Beckhoff TWINCAT Built-in control panel with 12 touch screen EtherCAT coupler + IO modules Power supplies controlled with SCPI via TCP/IP PID controller communicates via RS485 VFDs controlled with MODBUS RTU via RS485 Digital outputs for relays, swithces Digital inputs for safety parts (e.g. limit switch) 05-02-2015
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  • WP4- Prototype development NANOTI - M12 General meeting Control software Easy-to-use Graphical User Interface Full process control All main parameters displayed on one screen Parallel process esecution Editable treatment profiles Logging functions (.csv) remote access via FTP 05-02-2015
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  • Further work NANOTI - M12 General meeting Electrical and mechanical integration into the final mechanical unit Testing and fine adjustment 05-02-2015
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  • Q&A Thank you for you attention
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  • www.ateknea.com ATEKNEA SOLUTIONS HUNGARY Kft. Ttnyi t 84-86. HU-1119 BUDAPEST. T. +36 1 787 4024 F. +36 1 787 4390 NANOTI - M12 General meeting Thank you for your attention! +36-1-787-4024 x 338balazs.ring.ateknea Technical Project Coordinator [email protected] Balazs Ring 05-02-2015
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  • WP4- Prototype development NANOTI - M12 General meeting Power supply Charge/ discharge control Capacitor bank Electrochemical cell Power supply Impulse driver Electrochemical cell 05-02-2015