Developing the Powder Metallurgy Future

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1 european powder metallurgy association Functional Materials Seminar Functional PM Components in Next Generation Electric Cars April 2018 Venue: Forschungszentrum Jülich, Germany

2 Functional PM Components in Next Generation Electric Cars April 2018 Jülich, Germany Registration Deadline: 14 March 2018 In the future more and more cars will have an electric drive system. The electrical cars of today are not taking benefit of the variety of functional materials that can be produced within powder metal processing. Potential materials that could be utilized include SMC, magneto caloric materials, thermo electric materials, porous heat pipes, permanent magnets, hydrogen carriers and fuel cell plates among many others. The Functional Materials Seminar will be a workshop with the aim of increasing knowledge in this area to help build up a consortium of companies and universities producing and developing functional materials that can be used in an optimized electrical car. Industry experts will present the potential use of these materials in cars, followed up by a workshop preparing a consortium for a Horizon2020 application under the umbrella of EPMA. The Functional Materials Seminar is organised by the EPMA, with support from the seminar steering committee. For further information, please contact Rhianna Jones, EPMA s Event & Project Co-ordinator: rj@epma.com or Tel: +44 (0) Course Fees & Booking Information EPMA Members (paid up) 600 Academics (Non-Members) 600 Non-Members 900 End Users* 400 * End Users are defined as Original Equipment Makers (OEMs), Tier 1, Tier 2 and System Suppliers. The course fees include one night accommodation at the hotel, coffee breaks, lunch, refreshments and a special dinner in Jülich on the evening of 16 April Space will be limited and early booking is highly recommended. Places will be allocated on a first come, first served basis and will only be confirmed when payment is received. Terms and Conditions Cancellations received after 14 March 2018 will not be entitled to a refund. Organised by: European Powder Metallurgy Association (EPMA) EPMA, a non-profit organisation formed in 1989, is the leading trade association for powder metallurgy in Europe. Its key functions are to represent the interest of the European PM community, to promote PM technology and develop the PM process. Further information on the EPMA and its activities can be found online at

3 Functional Materials Seminar Schedule Monday 16 April :30-21:00 Seminar Dinner Delegates arrive in Jülich and check into hotel Tuesday 17 April Registration and Coffee Host Presentation: Prof. Dr. Olivier Guillon, Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH EPMA Presentation: Dr. Lionel Aboussouan, European Powder Metallurgy Association Introduction to Functional Materials: Dr. Peter Kjeldsteen, Sintex a/s Participant Presentations The battery as a key component of e-mobility: Dr Peter Lamp, BMW Group The Powertrain of the Future: The Challenge of CO2 and Emission Compliance: Jürgen Rechberger, AVL List GmbH Coffee break and networking Powder Metallurgy for Lower Vehicle Emissions: Simon Steigert, HJS Emission Technology GmbH 11: Potential of PM Gears in Conventional and Electrified Transmissions: Dr. Gerd Kotthoff, GKN Sinter Metals :20 Powder Technology for E-Mobility: Dr. Timo Bernthaler, Aalen University Lunch and networking Battery Technology Development: A Joint Venture between Chemistry & Engineering: Dr. Falko Schappacher, MEET Battery research center, University of Münster Process Induced Design for the Current and Next Generation BEV & PHEV Batteries: Linus Froböse, Technische Universität Braunschweig Key to Mass Production of Thermoelectric with Environmental Friendly Materials: Hao Yin TEGnology Capillary Wick Materials in Loop Heat Pipe Application for Electric Vehicle: Dr. Tobias Düpmeier, Benteler Automobiltechnik GmbH Coffee break and networking Permanent Magnets in Future Cars: Dr. Bernd Grieb, Magnequench GmbH SMC Materials in Future Cars: Dr. Lars-Olov Pennander, Höganäs AB Q&A 17:00 End of Seminar Registration Deadline: 14 March 2018 The programme may be subject to change

4 Location The Functional Materials Seminar will take place on April 2018 at the Forschungszentrum Jülich, Germany. The goal of research at Jülich is to contribute to a secure, affordable, and environmentally friendly energy supply which makes it an ideal location to host the functional materials seminar on how Powder Metallurgy can be used in next generation cars. The seminar will take place at the Forschungszentrum Jülich with accomodation and dinner being provided nearby. Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH Leo-Brandt-Straße Jülich Germany T: W: Air To reach the hotel there are two international airports to choose from; Cologne Bonn or Dusseldorf. Both airports have train stations attached which can be used to travel to Jülich. Train From Cologne there are 2 trains per hour with one change which takes in total around minutes to reach Forschungszentrum Jülich. From Dusseldorf there are at least two trains each hour - one takes around 1 hour and 35 minutes with one change, the other around 1 hour 50 minutes with two changes. Car If you will be travelling in a car, please get in touch and we can help organise parking for the duration of the seminar. All information correct at time of print. E&OE.

5 Apply online today: Registration Deadline: Wednesday 14 March 2018