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04/10/2014 11:43

IWOTE’14 – 4th International Workshop on Thermal Forming and Welding Distorsion

Katja Nonnenkamp-Klüting M.A. Öffentlichkeitsarbeit
BIAS - Bremer Institut für angewandte Strahltechnik GmbH

    The IWOTE’14 took place for the 4th time in Bremen on April, 09-10. BIAS – Bremen Institute of Applied Beam Technology was the host of this internationally staffed workshop, which provided the opportunity for specialists from industry and science to make contact with each other and to discuss recent scientific and technological results and ideas. Chairman Professor Dr. Frank Vollertsen – CEO of BIAS – welcomed presenting and participating experts from ten countries even from Australia and South Korea.

    The workshop was intended to promote the exchange of experience at international level and foster the dialogue between science and industry, related to the shape changing phenomena in thermal forming and welding.
    Welding distortion is a major cost factor in production for industry. For example, two million EURO are accounted for straightening works for a middle class cruise vessel. Hence, it is an important economic interest to control welding distortion and therefore this topic was the main topic of IWOTE’14.
    Two days with 22 expert presentation e.g. by Professor Suck Joo Na (Korea) and Professor Naoki Osawa (Japan), and encouraged discussions gave more than an overview to the state of research. Besides from presentations dealing with the rather classical IWOTE topics thermal forming and welding distortion with its countermeasures, an upcoming topic was the simulation of additive manufacturing techniques like Selective Laser Melting (SLM).
    The next IWOTE will be in 2017, also taking place in Bremen.

    Information
    “Knowledge for application” – with this mission BIAS - Bremer Institut für angewandte Strahltechnik (Institute for Applied Beam Technology) is a reliable partner for research and development in the field of laser applications. The two divisions “Material Processing and Processing Systems” and “Optical Metrology and Optoelectronic Systems” allow the institute to develop new laser based technologies and solutions. Furthermore, the competence center “Centr-Al” provides unique expertise concerning welding of aluminum and other modern lightweight materials. The developments of BIAS find their way into aviation and aerospace, shipbuilding, railway and automotive industries as well as into design and production of semiconductor and optoelectronic devices and measurement and testing technology.


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    Prof Na from Korea talked about CFD-Simulation of Welding Process and its Application to Prediction of Welding Distorsion
    Prof Na from Korea talked about CFD-Simulation of Welding Process and its Application to Prediction ...
    Source: BIAS GmbH

    Prof. Vollertsen - Chairman of the IWOTE and CEO of BIAS - within the plenum of the IWOTE
    Prof. Vollertsen - Chairman of the IWOTE and CEO of BIAS - within the plenum of the IWOTE
    Source: BIAS GmbH


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    Business and commerce, Journalists, Scientists and scholars
    Electrical engineering, Materials sciences, Mechanical engineering
    transregional, national
    Scientific conferences, Transfer of Science or Research
    English


     

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