sirris materials day 2010 - wrap up summary

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the collective centre of the Belgian technological industry

Program of today

12:30 - 14:00 - Welcome & sandwich lunch

14:00 - 14:10 - Opening the Sirris Materials Day 20010

14:10 - 15:10 - Introduction to the three interactive workshops by the speakers

15:10 - 15:30 - Break

15:30 - 17:30 - Interactive workshops (parallel sessions)Composite materials - Prof. Ignaas Verpoest and Arno De TaeyeSmart Materials - René De KeyzerSustainable investments - Marc Lambrechts

17:30 - 18:00 - Keynote speech by Filip Martens, CEO, C- Power

18:00 - 18:30 - Closing session – Wrapping up key elements from the interactive workshops

18:30 - 19:30 - Walking Dinner

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Program of today

12:30 - 14:00 - Welcome & sandwich lunch

14:00 - 14:10 - Opening the Sirris Materials Day 20010

14:10 - 15:10 - Introduction to the three interactive workshops by the speakers

15:10 - 15:30 - Break

15:30 - 17:30 - Interactive workshops (parallel sessions)Composite materials - Prof. Ignaas Verpoest and Arno De TaeyeSmart Materials - René De KeyzerSustainable investments - Marc Lambrechts

17:30 - 18:00 - Keynote speech by Filip Martens, CEO, C-Power

18:00 - 18:30 - Closing session – Wrapping up key elements from the interactive workshops

18:30 - 19:30 - Walking Dinner

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the collective centre of the Belgian technological industry

CompositesWrapping up

Bart Vangrimde

Subject 1: Surface preparation and coating

• Challenge: tedious surface preparation of fragile composite

• Low pressure plasma looks promising to avoid manual surface preparation of camera cases for space applications• “we got enough information to go further”

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Subject 2: Powder coating composites?

• Solutions for powder coating are in reach, problem is the conductivity of CFRP.

• How to increase the conductivity?• inclusion of nano-particles?• nano-particles commercially available for integration in resins?

• Temperature of powder coating 150-200’C• should not be an issue

• Outgassing when changing coating to be checked…

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Subject 3: Composites in sun shields

• What are the benefits of composite design in sun shields?• structural advantages in terms of strength/stiffness• function integration (transparency, integrated lights)• click-in instead of bolting/screwing

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Alu GFRPUD

GFRP0/90

CFRPUD

CFRP0/90

density rho 2,8 1,8 1,8 1,5 1,5

tension E1 70 42 21 130 65

E1/ρ 25 20 10 90 45

σ 240 1200 600 2000 1000

σ/ρ 90 700 350 1400 700

Price EUR 2 20

Subject 4: Steel as composite reinforcement

• Bekaert suggests using steel fibers for reinforced plastics. • Possibilities to explore:

• electrical conductivity and electromagnetic properties• recycling• processing• impact resistance

• examples for “high weight applications” are small wind turbine blades or golf shafts

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steel

carbon

steel fibers are much tougherthan carbon fiber

Open challenges

• Life cycle analysis (LCA) of composite structures• Opportunities for MICA• Production of (metal matrix) composite materials on large

scale, in continuous processes

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Lessons learned

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• Challenging challenges challenged us!• No no-gos for composites• Ways to explore identified

check out www.slc-lab.be

steel

carbon

steel fibers are much tougherthan carbon fiber

window

window frame

wall

blind box with too little rigidity

the collective centre of the Belgian technological industry

SmartMaterialsWrapping up

Heidi Van den Rul

Major challenges

• Does this technology works in my application/products?More knowledge about functions• Halochromic effect• Tactile properties• Dilatation depending on temperature• Smart functions for traceabilty of food: packaging RFID

• Integration in the process of the smart coating• application: vacuum – wet cost• E.g. problem with Antifingerprint coating processing• More than the function itself: stability, chemical resistance,

processability, how to test e.g. antibacterial• Supporting innovation

• How to help SME’s to start with nanotech• Governmental financial instruments are available

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Fast evolving markets

• Antibacterial coatings are hot!• Applicabilty still under questions

• RFID tags

• Color based smart materials• Thermochromic• Photochromic• Halochromic• mechanochromic

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Top 3 lessons learned

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• Offering of (theoretically) interesting functionality/propertiesis already huge!• Food packaging

• More insights/in depth knowledge required for applicationsof new & advanced materials• Smart• Multifunctional

• Processing

the collective centre of the Belgian technological industry

Sustainable MaterialsWrapping up

Stefan Milis

Lesson 1: Success factors needed!

Some success factors for the valorisation of more sustainable materials solutions

• A win-win is created• More functionality • Lower or equal cost• More energy efficiency on the life-time• …

• Clear incentives to innovate towards cleantech• Identify market opportunity over the value chains• The hunting for hunting grounds is a very difficult challenge

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Lesson 2: Look beyond your Business Model

• From selling products to selling functions• Driver for more sustainable products over the lifetime

• Energy, material, repair, reuse, recycling, ….• Ecodesign!

• Different concepts exist• Leasing• Take back

• No one size fits all solution depending on:• B2B, B2C• Product Lifetime• Material

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Lesson 3: Sustainable material selection, a puzzle?

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• Some tools on sustainability (planet) exist• Ecolizer• Solidworks add-in• LCA• …

• Facilitates evaluation of alternatives, gives no new solutions• No integrated solution towards product and process

• Real challenge is to close the gap between identification of sustainable alternatives and the final application at an acceptable cost

Program of today

12:30 - 14:00 - Welcome & sandwich lunch

14:00 - 14:10 - Opening the Sirris Materials Day 20010

14:10 - 15:10 - Introduction to the three interactive workshops by the speakers

15:10 - 15:30 - Break

15:30 - 17:30 - Interactive workshops (parallel sessions)Composite materials - Prof. Ignaas Verpoest and Arno De TaeyeSmart Materials - René De KeyzerSustainable investments - Marc Lambrechts

17:30 - 18:00 - Keynote speech by Filip Martens, CEO, C-Power

18:00 - 18:30 - Closing session – Wrapping up key elements from the interactive workshops

18:30 - - Walking Dinner

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