Renaissance Seattle Hotel, Seattle, WA August 21-23, Exploring the future of electrification towards all-electric aircraft

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1 Renaissance Seattle Hotel, Seattle, WA August 21-23, 2018 Exploring the future of electrification towards all-electric aircraft Chairman: John McGinnis CEO Synergy aircraft, USA J. Scott Drennan Vice President Innovation Bell, USA Eric C Darcy Battery Technical Discipline Lead NASA, USA Kamiar Karimi Senior Technical Fellow The Boeing Company, USA Satish Prabhakaran Manager Electric Power GE, USA Geoffrey Bower Chief Engineer Vahana A³ by Airbus, USA Sponsors: 2 Conference Days 4 Interactive Workshops 20+ Expert Speakers Roundtable Sessions Networking Sessions

2 CONFERENCE OVERVIEW On the conference you will Learn from case studies on current electric and hybrid prototypes and identify real cost saving possibilities for aircraft electrification Explore the latest advancements on battery and energy storage systems to ensure efficiency and durability Discover new hybrid and electric propulsion systems to reduce fuel consumption and increase performance Discuss the latest updates on research programmes for aircraft electrification and review the latest solutions for cost-reduction in power electronics Stay up to date with the latest safety procedures and legislations to ensure lower environmental impact Interactive sessions WHO IS WHO Discover relevant industry contacts. The Who s Who wall will help you identify who you want to meet at the conference. SPEED NETWORKING Maximize your time at this event by participating in these fast-paced 1-to-1 meetings. The matchmaking will help you to identify the delegates you want to meet at the conference. INTERACTIVE DISCUSSION GROUPS Discuss the latest trends and challenges with other delegates, and hear about their struggles and solutions they ve used to overcome these EVENING GET-TOGETHER Join our evening get-together & take this opportunity to network and make new business contacts. Or take the time to relax after completing your first event day.

3 CONFERENCE DAY ONE 21 AUGUST, :30 am Registration and welcome coffee Who is who Discover who else is participating in the conference. The matchmaking picture wall will help you identify who you want to meet at the conference. 09:15 am Opening remarks by the chairman John McGinnis, CEO, Synergy aircraft, USA Move to more electric aircraft: results and upcoming projects 09:45 am Vahana Alpha - evtol demonstrator Explore evtol aircraft opportunities and challenges Overview of electric propulsion system component Description of Vahana Alpha design Explanation of Vahana flight test status Geoffrey Bower, Chief Engineer, A3 by Airbus, USA 10:25 am Mobility On-Demand The New Era of Electric Aviation Real-time industry demands Flexible mobility E-commerce and quicker deliveries Electric aviation as an enabler for new services and offerings Roei Ganzarski, CEO, magnix, USA 11:05 am Speed networking session Maximize your networking at this event by participating in these fast-paced 1-to-1 meetings. Get to know the other attendees and exchange your business cards. 11:35 am Refreshment break and networking 12:05 pm Acknowledging Weight per Wingspan: a synergistic catalyst toward MEA Electric aircraft fundamentals involve additional weight considerations-architectural changes present opportunity even with current energy densities The value of size and speed with economy A project to demonstrate enabling technologies John W. McGinnis, Founder, Synergy Aircraft 12:45 pm On demand mobility: From technology evolution, manufacturing environment, regulatory relationships to our operational framework. Transportation of people and goods in new, innovative and more efficient ways Focus on rapid prototyping and manufacturing innovation Ensuring industry and communities are prepared for on demand mobility J. Scott Drennan, Director Engineering Innovation, Bell, USA 01:25 pm Networking lunch 02:30 pm The World s 1st Certified Electric Aircraft Innovation to solve a problem Trainer Focus/Market Demand: Widely estimated, steep increase in need for airline pilots. Estimated that 790,000 will be needed over the next 20 years making a higher demand for new flight trainers New pilots needed 80% of students drop-out due to cost Economy of Electric as opposed to conventional Benefits of Electric; An answer to environmental concerns George E. Bye, CEO, Bye Aerospace 03:10 pm Taking all-electric to commercial flights Commercial aircraft electrification Strategies for fuel reduction How to minimize environmental impact Jeffrey Engler, CEO, Wright Electric, USA Power: generation, conversion, distributing 03:50 pm Advances in more electric aircraft technologies Aircraft Power System Silicon carbide Power Electronics and Electric Machines Satish Prabhakaran, Manager Electric Power, GE, USA 04:30 pm Refreshment break and networking 05:00 pm Enabling high power density through wide bandgap power electronics technology High frequency operation of emerging SiC and GaN power devices High temperature operation potential of SiC and GaN power devices Advanced topology for extreme high efficiency Impact to MEA applications Alex Q. Huang, Director, UT Austin, USA 05:40 pm Closing remarks by the chairman John McGinnis, CEO, Synergy aircraft, USA 06:30 pm Evening get together Join our evening get together and take this opportunity to network and make new business contacts. Or just to relax and round off your first conference day.

4 CONFERENCE DAY TWO 22 AUGUST, :00 am Registration and welcome coffee 08:20 am Opening remarks by the chairman John McGinnis, CEO, Synergy aircraft, USA Hybrid and all-electric propulsion systems for fuel reduction 08:30 am Hybrid electric propulsion system advantages and disadvantages All electric propulsion All traditional engine driven propulsion Future or electric propulsion Eric Blumer, Director of Advanced Technology, Honeywell Aerospace, USA 09:10 am Technology challenges for hybrid electric and all-electric propulsion Key requirements for all-electric propulsion systems Integration with airplane power system Electrification of secondary power systems Kamiar Karimi, Senior Technical Fellow, Boeing Company, USA 09:50 am Refreshment break and networking 10:20 am Simulation for electrification: from automotive to aerospace Benefits of aircraft electrification Design and certification challenges for quick adaptability Lessons learned from the automotive industry Simulation as a cost-reduction tool in the automotive industry Application to MEA Paolo Colombo, Global Industry Director, Aerospace & Defense, ANSYS 11:00 am Practical high voltage DC electrical system architecture for evtol aircraft Optimized evtol electrical system architecture trade study (Technical, Economic, and Regulatory Requirements Considered) Deep integration of electrical power system with propulsion system System safety Expanded system functions (IVHM, dynamic power management) Michael Ballas, Technical Marketing Engineer, Astronics Aircraft system architecture for safer and more effective electric components 11:40 am Electronic systems on MEA: cost benefits and challenges Increasing demand of electrical power Impact of new levels of voltage Architecture and distribution systems Frederic Lacaux, Electrical System Technical Fellow, Thales, USA 12:20 pm Advances in electrical landing systems Noise and CO2 reduction with the electric taxiing system Electric actuation for nose wheel steering Challenges of electromechanical actuators for landing gear extension and retraction Philippe Chico, Engineering representative, Safran, USA 01:00 pm Networking lunch 02:10 pm 1MW Electrical power flow challenge Generation and power systems MEA potential Development complexity Integration complexity Laurent Debuire, Boeing Product Development Director, Zodiac Aerospace, USA 02:50 pm Roundtable sessions Session A Strategies to reduce weight and fuel consumption Session B Thermal management for Power Electronics Dr. Xin Wu, Staff Engineer, UTRC Session C Safe system integration of components 03:30 pm Refreshment break and networking Energy storage systems and thermal management: updates and new technologies 04:00 pm Design guidelines for safe high power batteries Passive resistance to a single cell thermal runaway event Sensors electronics Thermal management systems Eric C Darcy, Battery Technical Discipline Lead, NASA, USA 04:40 pm MEA and electric drive train thermal management The hybrid electric drive train and potential benefits High voltage distribution at altitude approaches for mitigating partial discharge Battery heat acquisition and thermal management Thermal management system approaches for low weight, power and drag Charles Lents, Principal Investigator, UTC, USA 05:20 pm Thermal management to serve energy optimized more electric aircraft Thermal management as a major driver for system optimization. This needs to be considered without limitation on historical constraints (ATA) in order to minimize weight and improve the reliability. A global approach and key bricks of thermal management systems Kader Benmachou, Head of R&T Programs and IP, Liebherr, France 06:00 pm Closing remarks by the chairman John McGinnis, CEO, Synergy aircraft, USA 06:20 pm WORKSHOP A High-voltage power systems: what is next? Explore high voltage distribution and thermal management and discuss the newest advances in batteries and higher voltages in MEA. Charles Lents, Principal Investigator, UTC, USA

5 INTERACTIVE WORKSHOPS 23 AUGUST, 2018 Join our interactive workshops and benefit from in-depth sessions, hosted by selected industry experts. Our workshop leaders provide in-depth knowledge and will actively foster open exchange and discussion to help you face challenges, discover solutions, and make decisions crucial to business excellence. 08:30 am Registration and welcome coffee 09:00 am WORKSHOP B Integrated electric systems for all-electric aircraft Join the workshop to learn the vision, insight, and challenges of advanced electric machines, power electronics, and controls for aircraft applications. Challenges of an electric aircraft vs. a combustion engine aircraft Lessons learned integrating electric propulsion in an aircraft Key factors to have a successful electric aircraft Opportunities unique to electric propulsion John McGinnis, CEO, Synergy aircraft, USA Michael Duke, EVP Finance and Operations, Synergy Aircraft, USA 11:00 am Refreshment break and networking 11:30 am WORKSHOP C High power density energy storage: safer and more efficient batteries for more electric aircrafts Workshop C is designed to explore the advances and challenges of energy storage systems in MEA. Key requirements for hybrid electric and all electric energy storage systems. Installation factors and battery sizing Safety and certification Future technology trends John Trela, Senior Engineer, The Boeing Company, USA 01:30 pm Networking lunch 02:15 pm WORKSHOP D Applying known and new thermal management solutions to more electric aircraft This workshop will bring thermal and subsystem experts to discuss what approaches and components can be kept from known thermal management subsystems and what must be discarded. New ideas and approaches to thermal management for more/all electric aircraft will also be discussed. More and all electric aircraft are changing the reliable thermal management architectures traditionally used for air-breathing aircraft The design of thermal management must be considered in the beginning stages of more/all electric aircraft and it must be done in a coupled fashion with the rest of the platform Workshop participants will discuss approaches, strategies, and future technology development to solve current and future all/more electric aircraft thermal management challenges Darcy Allison, Research Aerospace Engineer, Air Force Research Laboratory, USA

6 SPEAKERS 2018 John McGinnis CEO Synergy aircraft, USA Geoffrey Bower Chief Engineer Vahana A³ by Airbus, USA J. Scott Drennan Director Engineering and Innovation Bell Helicopter, USA Kamiar Karimi Senior Technical Fellow The Boeing Company, USA John Trela Senior Engineer The Boeing Company, USA Jeffrey Engler CEO Wright Electric, USA Darcy Allison Research Aerospace Engineer Air Force Research Laboratory, USA Eric C Darcy Battery Technical Discipline Lead NASA, USA Roei Ganzarski CEO magnix, USA Frederic Lacaux Electrical System Technical Fellow Thales, USA Michael Ballas Technical Marketing Engineer Astronics, USA Eric Blumer Director of Advanced Technology Honeywell, USA Charles Lents Principal Investigator UTC, USA Satish Prabhakaran Manager Electric Power GE, USA Teri Hamlin VP eaircraft USA Siemens Government Technologies Inc., USA Paolo Colombo Global Industry Director, Aerospace & Defense, ANSYS, USA Philippe Chico Engineering Representative Safran, USA Laurent Debuire Boeing Product Development Director Zodiac Aerospace, USA Alex Q. Huang Director UT Austin, USA Kader Benmachou Head of R&T Programs and IP Liebherr, France Michael Duke EVP Finance and Operations Synergy aircraft, USA George E. Bye CEO and Founder, Bye Aerospace, USA Dr. Xin Wu Staff Engineer UTRC, USA

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