10TH INTERNATIONAL CFK-VALLEY STADE CONVENTION 15–16 June 2016, STADEUM Stade (Germany)

CARBON & MOBILITY

Official Partner Country 2016: KOREA

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Lightweight construction is a paradigm of the fundamental transformation that is taking place in our economy – a trans-formation towards a completely new structure of value-add-ed. In this new set-up, it is innovations in machine and plant-part construction that are driving industrial developments forward. Over the coming years, we will be using targeted measures to increase the share of lightweight construction in industrial value-added. This will serve to advance the fun-damental process of modernisation taking place in German industry, and to strengthen our competitive edge.

Lightweight construction lowers material costs, reduces our dependency on the supply of raw materials, and creates a greater number highly-qualified jobs in our country. Develop-ments in lightweight construction also lead to improvements in product properties. This helps protect the environment as fewer resources and energy are needed and carbon emissions are reduced. In this way, lightweight construction offers an answer as to how industrialisation can be better combined with protecting the environment.

A key technology in lightweight construction is that of compos-ite fibres. This year’s CFK Convention will once again present a host of trends and innovations taking place in this branch. This includes innovative developments in the field of aerospace that are also being applied to other sectors.

The fact that so many different countries take part in the CFK Convention demonstrates how CFK Valley is on the pulse of global developments. The work undertaken by the associa-tion has undoubtedly been bolstered by the strategic coopera-tion it has entered into with a number of different countries. Such partnership is crucial for the development and manufacture of innovative products. Lightweight construction is increasingly becoming a market driver. My ministry is seeking to foster this trend by introducing a range of different initiatives, such as the ’Lightweight Construction Competency Atlas‘ – which will create greater transparency – and by helping participants to network.

I am very pleased with the productive efficiency of Germany’s industrial base and am relying on you to pioneer innovative, ecological and economical technologies designed with the fu-ture in mind. I wish all participants an interesting time and the CFK Convention 2016 every success.

Sincerely yours,

Sigmar GabrielFederal Minister for Economic Affairs and Energy

Worldwide there is a continuous grow-ing number of supporters promoting the use of CFRP. Therefore, we are glad that with the CFK-Valley Stade Conven-tion we established a platform for the interexchange between international re-searcher, developer and decision maker.

We are happy to present to you South Korea as our associated partner for this year’s convention, who will exhibit its recent CFRP developments and industrial products. As this 10th con-vention is themed “Carbon and Mobility” Prof. Sung Ha, from Hanyang University will open the convention with an address on “More Competitive Composites for Better Mobility”.

About today’s use of Carbon Composites of Automotive, Dr. Lutz- Eike Elend, Vice President of Fiber-Reinforced Plastics and Composite Design BMW in Munich will perform in his keynote “Applications, Opportunities and Challenges by using Carbon Composites for Automotive”.

A 2nd keynote shows future prospects. By using composites in mobility with essential economic requirements, we have to manage a step change towards new build concepts according to the material behaviour of composites materials. One way to get this step change, Dr.- Ing. Moritz Maier Head of the R&D department Bionic Lightweight Design at the Alfred-Wegener-Institute for Polar and Marine Research in Bremerhaven and Markus Hollermann, Innovation Manager & Biomimetics

Specialist Pumacy Technologies AG in Berlin will present it in their keynote. But also our philosophy of mobility concerning transport systems in mega cities requires a review. The key-notes of Prof. Thomforde will introduce you to these issues.

Looking for the single part production, Mr. Daniel Ott, Web Industries, USA gives a keynote on “Composite Formatting”. He will explicate how important a merge of material optimization, machines and methods is for better fabrication solutions.

Univ.-Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Prof. E.h. Prof. Lothar Kroll, TU Chemnitz presents Novel Machine Systems to merge technologies, espe-cially looking for assembly and systems integrations.

Mobility for people with handicaps is very important. Composite is a perfect material to manufacture prostheses. Maximillian Segl, Development Composite Materials & Parts at Otto Bock HealthCare GmbH, Duderstadt gives you an overview of pos-sible solutions in medical technology.

At least: We would like inviting you to join and enjoy the amaz-ing social programme the representing team of South Korea prepared for you.

Yours sincerely,

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Axel S. HerrmannCFK Valley e.V. – CTO Chief Technology Officer

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Opening Speech from CFK-Valley Stade Convention GbR and the Company Partners, CFK Valley e.V. & innos - Sperlich GmbH Dr. Gunnar Merz, CEO - Chief Executive Officer and Chair of the Board CFK Valley e.V.

Welcome Speech See-jeong Chang, Consul General of the Korean Republic in Hamburg

GreetingsSilvia Nieber, Mayoress of StadeYoo-chin Nam, Mayor of City of GumiBong Up Cho, Vice Mayor of Jeonju City

09:45Keynote Speech: Bionic Lightweight DesignDr.-Ing. Moritz Maier, Head of R&D - Department Bionic Lightweight Design at the Alfred-Wegener-Institute for Polar and Marine Research (Bremerhaven) / Markus Hollermann, Innovation Manager & Biomimetics Specialist at Pumacy Technologies AG (Berlin)

10:15 - 11:15 Coffee Break & Exhibition

SESSION: MOBILITY (I)11:15 Keynote Speech: The Use of Carbon Composites for Automotive Applications – Opportunities and ChallengesDr. Lutz-Eike Elend, Vice President Fiber-Reinforced Plastics and Composite Design BMW i (Munich)11:45Improved Performance of CFRC by Nanosilica-Containing Fiber SizingDr. Dr.-Ing. Stephan Sprenger, Evonik Hanse GmbH (Geesthacht)12:10Towards an Automated 3D Laser Machining of CFRP Automotive StructuresDr. Martin Goede, Volkswagen AG (Wolfsburg) / Dr. Olaf Heintze, INVENT GmbH (Brunswick)12:35Industry 4.0: How the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) creates rich digital context to push the productivity envelope in Composite part manufacturing Avner Ben-Bassat, President & CEO at Plataine Technologies (Petach Tikva, Israel)

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13:00 - 14:30 Lunch Break & Exhibition

SESSION: PARTNER COUNTRY KOREA14:30OpeningBong Up Cho, Vice Mayor of Jeonju City

14:45 Keynote Speech: More Competitive Composites for Better MobilityProf. Sung Ha, Hanyang University15:15 Industrial Applications and Manufacturing of Carbon CompositesYeonho Choi, Deputy General Manager at DACC CARBON Co., Ltd. 15:40Open Access to State-of-the Art Infrastructures at No Risk with innovative Joint Collaboration (iJoCo) in KoreaDr. Song Byeong Mun, Director at Gumi Electronics & Information Technology Research Institute16:05Manufacturing Innovation by G-CCEI (Gyeongbuk Center for Creative Economy & Innovation)Jinhan Kim, Chief & General Manager at Gyeongbuk Center for Creative Economy & Innovation

16:30 - 17:15 Coffee Break & Exhibition

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SESSION: SINGLE PART PRODUCTION17:15 Keynote Speech: Composites Formatting: Optimizing Materials, Machines, and Methods for Better Fabrication SolutionsPatrick Markert, Web Industries (Marlborough, USA)17:45 Efficient and High Volume Production of Composite Tailored Blanks using UD and Crossply TechnologyRien van den Aker, Van Wees UD and Crossply Technology BV (Tilburg, the Netherlands)18:10 STAXX Compact 1700 – Low Scrap for High Volume Component Parts ProductionDr. Matthias Meyer, BA Composites GmbH (Grenzach-Wyhlen)18:35New Chance for Fiber-Metal-Laminates as hybrid Material for Mobility Patrick Köhnke, Premium AEROTEC GmbH (Varel)

19:15 EVENING EVENT OpeningBong Up Cho, Vice Mayor of Jeonju City

Greetings and Bestowal of the “CFK-Valley Innovation Award” Yoo-chin Nam, Mayor of City of Gumi

Location: CFK NORD, Solar Hall A shuttle service will bring all participants from the STADEUM directly to the solar hall and back to the hotels later in the evening.

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All participants are warmly welcome to the Solar Hall of “CFK NORD” in Stade. Spend a recreative evening with speakers, exhibitors and participants at the research center with his awarded architecture and enjoy an Koreanic evening with several delectabilities and as well as a performance highlight at the distinctive Solar Hall.

Use the exciting atmosphere of modern times and asian flair to continue earlier conversations from the first Convention day and socialize with fellow participants.

CFK NORDOttenbecker Damm 1221684 Stade

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09:00 Opening Dr. Gunnar Merz, CEO - Chief Executive Officer and Chair of the Board CFK Valley e.V. (Stade)09:05Keynote Speech: Carbon & Auto-Mobility – Next StepsProf. Johann H. Tomforde, Competence & Design Center for Mobility Innovations andOwner & Managing Director TEAMOBILITY GmbH (Böblingen)

SESSION: MOBILITY (II)09:35 Keynote Speech: Mobility for PeopleMaximilian Segl, Development Composite Materials & Parts at OTTO BOCK HealthCare GmbH (Duderstadt)10:05Flowing Architecture in CarbonDr.-Ing. Amer Affan, Affan Innovative Structures LLC (Dubai, United Arab Emirates)10:30Developed Technologies for Damage Simulation in Ultrathin Composite Reinforcements and Novel Material with Outstanding Impact PerformanceFlorence Rinn, Oxeon AB (Borås, Sweden)10:55CFRP Repair 4.0 – Sensor Aided Repair Strategies for CFRP-Cars utilizing Adaptive Mould TechnologyPhilipp Nicolas Wagner, Institute of Plastics Processing (IKV) in Industry and the Skilled Crafts at RWTH Aachen University (Aachen)

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SESSION: ASSEMBLY AND SYSTEM INTEGRATION12:00 Keynote Speech: Novel Machine Systems for MERGE Technologies Univ.-Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Prof. E. h. Prof. Lothar Kroll, Chief Executive Officer of Federal Cluster of Excellence “MERGE” (Chemnitz) 12:30 The new DIN 2304 Standard – the Way to a Zero Fault Production Process of Bonded Parts Dr. Hartwig Lohse, KLEBTECHNIK Dr. Hartwig Lohse e.K. (Breitenberg)12:55The Future of industrialised CFRP-Box Assembly – Results of three Years of Research in the R&D Project “Flexmont”Urs Roemer, Fraunhofer Institute for Manufacturing Technology and Advanced Materials IFAM (Stade) / Joachim Piepenbrock, CTC GmbH Stade (Stade)13:20Using hybrid SMC Components reinforced by continuous Fibers and recycled Carbon Fiber Veils for Cabin and Cargo Aircraft Applications Marc Fette, CTC GmbH Stade (Stade)

13:45 Summary & Closing Remarks

KOREA – PARTNER COUNTRY 2016

In the context of international networking, the upcoming CFK-Valley Stade Convention will present Partner Country KOREA – with their own session and a joint booth with about 7 companies and institutes.

With its vibrant culture and beautiful scenery, JEONBUK PROVINCE is well on its way of becoming the next hub of Northeast Asia. Jeonbuk Province and Jeonju City have been at the center of the carbon industry in Korea for over 10 years, holding an International Carbon Festival with regional industries in the areas of aerospace, automotive, wind energy and carbon composites. Jeonbuk and Jeonju have also built a Carbon Valley with a value chain that covers all stages from carbon fiber to the end product.

CITY OF GUMI is home to the South Korea’s largest inland industrial complex. It is located in western part of Korea’s north Gyeongsang province, 277 km south of Seoul and 167 km north of Busan. The population of Gumi is approximately 430,000 with 61.7% of citizens under 30 years of age and the City boasts young and abundant skillful workers. Gumi is an important industrial cluster of the country with many companies such

as Samsung Electronics and LG Display. The major industries in Gumi are Electronics, Carbon fibers, Medical devices, Automo-tive and Aircraft parts industry etc. In Gumi, there are about 3,200 companies with 120,000 workers. It is the largest scale in Korea. In 2015, the city exported USD 27.3 billion (accounts for 62.86percent of Gyeongsangbuk-do province’s total exports and 5.2% of national exports).

Gumi is pursuing globally competitive business friendly city and happy city enhancing the quality of life. Gumi is becoming one of the best business friendly cities with excellent residential environment expanding the living infrastructure such as Complex 5, FEZ etc. The city where everyone says “Yes” anytime, anywhere, and to anyone and full of positive energy and hope. Gumi, the prestigious city in the world. “Yes Gumi”

KCTECH (Korea Institute of Carbon Convergence Technology), locat-ed in the center of the Carbon Valley, is the only research institute in Korea specializing in carbon technology and has a global network of 13 institutes in 8 countries. KCTECH’s aim is to become a global research institute for composites industry, most notably through its key funda-mental technologies and commercial applications.

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HOTELS

Some hotel recommendations (sorted by distance to venue “STADEUM”) for your stay.

PARKHOTEL STADER HOF Distance to Convention: 0.1 kmstarting from 95.00 EURSchiffertorsstr. 8 21682 StadeTel. +49 4141 499-0www.parkhotel-staderhof.de

HOTEL AM HOLZHAFEN Distance to Convention: 1.1 kmstarting from 89.00 EURSalztorscontrescarpe 821682 StadeTel. +49 4141 529088www.hotel-in-stade.de

HOTEL GARNI AM OBSTHOF Distance to Convention: 1.7 kmstarting from 49.00 EURFreiburger Straße 86a21682 StadePhone +49 4141 40040 www.am-obsthof.de

“VIER LINDEN KIEK IN” HOTEL Distance to Convention: 1.9 kmstarting from 84.00 EURSchölischer Str. 6321682 Stade Phone +49 4141 92702www.hotel-vierlinden.de

RAMADA HOTEL “HERZOG WIDUKIND” Distance to Convention: 3.1 kmstarting from 77.00 EURGroße Schmiedestraße 1421682 StadePhone: +49 4141 9998-0www.ramada.de/stade

Composite Part Fabricators and Material Developers Rely on Web Industries and CAD Cut for Commercial-scale, Best-in-class Prepreg Formatting.

We practically defined the industry standards for precision slitting and spooling of prepreg slit tape, and we’re a qualified partner on nearly all major AFP and ATL lines. Our automated ply cutting and ply kitting services offer easy to order, easy to install single-SKU supply solutions for hand lay-up. And with four production centers worldwide, we’re strategically positioned to support your composite aerostructure fabrication operations. Why trust your materials to anyone else?

The most trusted composite formatter for the world’s most stringent aerospace programs.

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Stade has a lot to offer. No wonder, with a history that dates back a thousand years! History that can be seen not only in museums, but also living history that can be experienced in the beautifully renovated old town. Since completion of the STADEUM culture and congress center in 1989, Stade, the town on the Schwinge, has continued to develop as a cultural center of the Elbe-Weser Triangle. The secret of the avant-garde building‘s success is an effective synthesis of atmosphere, experience, organisation, and engineering.

STADEUM KULTUR- UND TAGUNGSZENTRUM GMBH & CO. BETRIEBS KGSchiffertorsstraße 621682 Stadewww.stadeum.de

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Booth walls incl. set-up and disassembly, work station (table, 2 bar stools, stele with logo

print, brochure display stand) incl. set-up and disassembly, free admission for 1 person

to the Convention incl. meals (menu or lunch buffet, Convention beverages) and evening

event, conference proceedings, 20 Convention program brochures for advertising pur-

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In order for the company names to all have a uniform appearance on the booth signs, the

organizer will procure the signs from one source. The booth sign is delivered directly to

the exhibition and mounted there. Please send us your company logo as a vector file (EPS)

for this purpose and stipulate the colors as well as any supplementary features as a guide

line. Additional persons that want to participate in the Convention have to register sepa-

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2ND-DAY-TICKET (16 JUNE 2016)**

240 EUR | Member/Non-Member of CFK Valley e.V.

EVENING EVENT (15JUNE 2016)***

180 EUR | only Evening Event on 15 June 2016 at “Solar Hall”

Whole Event*: fees include conference, exhibition, conference proceedings, lunch, refreshments during breaks, Evening Event (prices excl. VAT)

1-Day-Ticket**: fees include conference, exhibition, refreshments during morning-coffee-break (prices excl. VAT)

Evening Event***: only Evening Event from 19:00 - 22.30 on the 15 June 2016 at “Solar Hall” (incl. tranfer from STADEUM to “Solar Hall” (price excl. VAT)

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You will receive an invoice for the participation fee upon receipt of your registration. The number of participants is limited due to organizational reasons. In justified cases,

e. g. due to the cancellation of speakers or too few participants, we reserve the right to cancel the convention up to one week before the appointed day. The paid fees will be

reimbursed in this case. Any further claims to CFK-Valley Stade Convention GbR will be excluded. Any cancellation of participant registration received after 27 May 2016 will

require full payment (100%) of the participation fee. A legally valid cancellation (as participant) must be submitted in writing.

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