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09:15–10:45 Session 1A: Thermoplastic Reactive Processing I
Co-Chairs: V Michaud and C Binetruy
Thermoplastic composites - products, processes and applications (invited)
MP Knox (Saint-Gobain Vetrotex America Inc) 113-120.
Thermoplastic liquid composite molding: production and characterization of composites based on cyclic oligomers
H Parton, I Verpoest (Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium) 57-64.
Liquid molding of anionic polyamide-6 glass fiber composites
K van Rijswijk, HEN Bersee, A Beukers (TU Delft, Netherlands) and K Koppes (Hogeschool Haarlem, Netherlands) 71-76.
Stamp-forming of reactive-thermoplastic carbon fibre/PA12 composite sheet
MD Wakeman, L Zingraff, M Kohler, J-AE Månson, P Blanchard and E Kleven (EPFL, Switzerland) 77-84.
10:45–11:00 Coffee break
11:00–12:30 Session 2A: Thermoplastic Reactive Processing- II
Co-Chairs: V Michaud and K Friedrich
Perspectives for reactive moulding of PPA as matrix for high-performance composite materials
N Pini, C Zaniboni, S Busato and P Ermanni (ETH Zurich, Switzerland) 107-112.
Simulation and control of the LCM-process with future matrix systems
F Weyrauch, HC Stadtfeld and P Mitschang (Institut Für Verbundwerkstoffe, Germany) 95-100.
Resin Film Infusion processing of cyclic PBT composites: a fundamental study
S Coll (University of Ireland, Ireland) 101-106.
Resin Transfer Molding of anionically polymerised polyamide-12
V Michaud, L Zingraff, J Verrey, P-E Bourban and J-AE Månson
(EPFL, Switzerland) 85-93.
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09:15–10:45: Session 1B: Short Fiber Composites
Co-Chairs: D Smith and E Wetzel
AFM investigation of microscopic flow of matrix leading to interphase formation in short melamine fiber reinforced rubber composites
RS Rajeev (University of South Carolina, USA)
S Bandyopadhyay (University of New South Wales, Australia)
SK De (College of Leather Technology, India)
AK Bhowmck (Indian Institute of Technology, India) 3-12.
Fibre dynamics of concentrated suspensions of short fibre filled polymers
M Sepehr, PJ Carreau (École Polytechnique Montreal) and G Ausias (Universite de Bretagne Sud) 13-17.
A fitted closure of the sixth-order orientation tensor for short-fiber reinforced polymer composite modeling
DA Jack and DE Smith (University of Missouri - Columbia, USA) 19-24.
Characterisation of random long fibre composites and prediction of the local stiffness properties
E Jao Jules, S Lomov and I Verpoest (Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium) 497-502.
In-line compounding for injection molding
R Hawley (Woodshed Technologies Inc, USA)
RF Jones (PlastiComp Inc, USA) 25-28.
10:45–11:00 Coffee break
11:00–12:30 Session 2B: Modeling and Simulation: Numerical Methods
Co-Chairs: Z Dimitrovová and P Simacek
New approaches to accelerate calculations and improve accuracy of numerical simulations in liquid composite molding
F Trochu, E Ruiz, V Achim and S Soukane (École Polytechnique de l'Université, Canada) 255-262.
Some numerical schemes for the numerical treatment of the advection equation in liquid composites moulding processes
F Sanchez (Universidad Cardenal Herrera CEU, Spain), JA García, LL Gascon (Universidad Politécnica de Valencia) and F Chinesta (ENSAM Paris, France) 263-268.
Numerical method to predict void formation inside fiber tows during the liquid composite molding process
Z. Dimitrovová (IDMEC/IST,Portugal) and SG Advani (University of Delaware, USA) 269-274.
Simulation of isothermal RTM using smoothed particle hydrodynamics
S Comas-Cardona, C Binetruy, P Krawczak (Ecole des Mines de Douai, France)
P Groenenboom (Gebouw Kortland, Netherlands) 275-280. |
09:00–10:30 Session 5A: Resin Transfer Molding
Co-Chairs: KT Hsiao and CM O Bradaigh
Carbon fiber reinforced composites and the automotive industry: a new frontier
D Steenkamer, D Houston and J Dahl (Ford Motor Company, USA) 145-150.
Evaluation of the vibration assisted RTM technique in the production of real parts
N Pantelelis (Synthesites SA) 151-156.
Automated RTM of multi-component resin systems - promise and problems
P Joyce (US Naval Academy, USA)
N Graf (Naval Air Warfare Center, USA)
Low cost tooling concepts for RTM development
AA Chute, NA Froeschner, VB Slaughter (The Boeing Company, USA)
Development of a polyamide copolymer resin transfer moulding system for thermoplastic composites
M Greaney, CM Ó Brádaigh (National University of Ireland, Ireland) 157-161.
10:30–10:45 Coffee break
10:45 – 12:15 Session 6A: Process Control
Co-Chairs: R Pitchumani and I Daniel
Theoretical and experimental evaluation of a segmented injection line for improved resin flow control in VARTM
A Nalla, J Glancey (University of Delaware, USA), B Lelievre (Université de Bretagne Sud, France) 221-227.
Optical fibre sensor for monitoring flow and resin curing in composites manufacturing
C Lekakou, S Cook, Y Deng, TW Ang, GT Reed (University of Surrey, UK) 229-234.
On-line/off-line control of mold filling in liquid composites molding
JM Lawrence and SG Advani
(University of Delaware, USA) 235-239.
Variability in liquid composite moulding techniques: process analysis and control
NC Correia, F Robitaille, AC Long and CD Rudd (University of Nottingham, UK) 241-246.
Active flow control in a VARTM process using localized induction heating
R Johnson and R Pitchumani
(University of Connecticut, USA) 247-252. |
09:00–10:30 Session 5B: NanoComposites I
Co-Chairs: M Santare and JH Lee
Influence of nanoscale morphology on the micro- and macro- mechanical behaviour of composites
(invited) JKW Sandler and V Altstädt
(University of Bayreuth, Germany) 529-537.
Effects of nanoclays and carbon-nanotubes on the flow of epoxy in resin transfer molding: an overview
A Ertekin, B Pipes and L Goettler (University of Akron, USA) 539-544.
Nanoscale resin flow and permeability of preformed single-walled nanotube (SWNT) networks
Z Liang, Z Wang, KR Shankar, C Zhang, B Wang and LC Kramer (FAMU-FSU, USA) 545-550.
Roc study on manufacturing and mechanical properties Of nanocomposite laminates
M-HR Jen, Y-C Tseng and C-H Wu (National Sun Yat-Sen University, Taiwan)
10:30–10:45 Coffee break
10:45–12:15 Session 6B: Post-Process Properties and Characterization
Co-Chairs: U Vaidya and T Boggetti
Acoustic structural health monitoring using an array of embedded sensors
A Sutin, P Johnson, J TenCate, A Sarvazyan, G Park, H Sohn (Artann Laboratories, NJ, USA and Los Alamos National Laboratory, NM)
Analysis of thermal residual stresses during the cure of composite parts manufactured by resin transfer molding
E Ruiz, F Trochu (Ecole Polytecnique de Montreal, Canada) 485-490.
Evaluation of thermoelastic properties and the residual thermal stresses of fibrous composites with fiber waviness
G Karami (North Dakota State University, USA)
M Garnich (University of Wyoming, USA)
Characterization of defects in low-cost resin-infused aeronautical structures
L Petrescue, P Hubert, S Gordon, A Johnston and M Munro (National Research Council, Canada) 491-495. |
09:00–10:30 Session 8A: Preform Modeling And Effects I - Micromodeling Of Fabric Permeability
Co-Chairs: AC Long and C Lekakou
Computer modelling for the prediction of the in-plane permeability of non-crimp stitch bonded fabrics
C Lekakou, S Edwards, G Bell and SC Amico (University of Surrey, UK) 361-365.
A permeability prediction for (un)sheared non-crimp fabrics
R Loendersloot, R Akkerman (University Of Twente, Netherlands) and SV Lomov (Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium) 367-372.
Permeability network model of non-crimp fabrics
M Nordlund, S Lundström (Luleå University of Technology, Sweden)
V Frishfelds, A Jakovics (University of Latvia, Latvia) 373-377.
Interpretation of permeability in a unidirectional non-crimp stitched preform by geometrical description of the porosity
L Bizet, J Bréard, G Bouquet
(Université du Havre, France)
J-P Jernot and M Gomina
(ESCTM du CRISMAT, France) 379-384.
10:30–10:45 Coffee break
10:45–12:15 Session 9A: Preform Modeling and Effects II - Global Effects of Permeability
Co-Chairs: R Parnas and S Lundstrom
Development of permeability models for saturated fluid flow across randon and aggregated fiber arrays
TD Papathanasiou and X Chen (University Of South Carolina, USA) 387-392.
Prediction of the effects of fibre architecture on permeability using the stream-surface method
CC Wong, F Robitaille, AC Long and CD Rudd (University Of Nottingham, UK) 393-398.
Robust design of RTM process with statistical characterization of permeability and flow simulation
J Li, C Zhang, R Liang and B Wang (FAMU-FSU College Of Engineering, USA) 399-404.
Mold filling simulations for RTM: influence of the scatter of preform permeability
F Desplentere, SV Lomov and I Verpoest (Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium) 405-410. |
09:00–10:30 Session 8B: Thermoplastic Processing
Co-Chairs: C Binetruy and P Mallon
Production of complex 3D parts made of continuous fiber thermoplastic composites: new tooling concept for large volume
J Denault, P Gagnon (Industrial Materials Institute, Canada), G Lebrun (Composites Atlantic Ltée, Canada), D Boucher and B Fisa (École Polytechnique Monteal, Canada) and and 137-142.
Intraply shear characterisation of a fibre reinforced thermoplastic composite
W Stanley (University Of Limerick, Ireland) and PJ Mallon (Irish Composites Limited, Ireland) 121-130.
In-Mold Coating of thermoplastic substrates - [process modeling and simulation for] wall slip and improved rheological model
N Bhagavatula and JM Castro (Ohio State University, USA) 131-135.
Liquid molding of carbon fabric reinforced nylon matrix composite laminates
S Pillay, H Ning, UK Vaidya and GM Janowski (University of Alabama at Birmingham, USA) 65-70.
10:30–10:45 Coffee break
10:45–12:15 Session 9B: Nanocomposites II
Co-Chairs: C Zhang and B Pipes
Polymer nanocomposites for solid state electrolytes
G Wu (Chang Gung University, Taiwan)
Smart nanocrystalline polymeric thin films
P Mathur, SCK Misra, AK Gupta (National Physical Laboratory, India)
Manufacturing and characterization of experimentak polycarbonate composites reinforced with vapor grown carbon fiber
YK Choi, K-I Sugimoto, S Yamauchi, S-M Song and M Endo (Shinshu University, Japan) 557-562.
The preparation of clay-glass fiber-epoxy hybrid nanocomposites using VARTM
JH Lee, L Lin (Chonbuk National University, Korea), SG Advani (University of Delaware, USA) and GH Yoo (Korea Composite Research Co Ltd, Korea) 551-556.
Manufacturing and performance of carbon nanotube/high density polyethylene composites
BB Johnson, M Santare, JE Novotny and SG Advani (University of Delaware, USA) 563-567. |