CWIEME CENTRAL SEMINARS AND WORKSHOP HUB PROGRAMME

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Managing change in a complex world CWIEME Central

CWIEME Workshop Hub

With every part of the electrical manufacturing supply chain being monitored and challenged, maintaining the balance between cost and quality while getting products rapidly to market requires complex decisions. Retaining your business’s competitive advantage depends on innovation that is expensive and risky.

The CWIEME Workshop Hub hosts a series of sessions providing design engineers with an interactive, technical solutions focused experience. The workshops cover topics such as 3D thermal analysis for motor design, the application of carbon brushes in rotating electrical machinery and the latest considerations for EU fire protection directives in railway application design. These workshops are led by industry experts, on hand to provide practical design advice for those in the transformer, motor and generator sectors. Drop-ins are welcome however please note seating is limited and priority will be given to those pre-registered until 5 minutes before the session starts. Workshops are free to attend.

The products you design, the materials you use and the manufacturing technology you integrate are all affected by advancements and new alternatives on offer. From designers to product managers and CTO’s, responsibility for making the right choice is a dynamic process. The CWIEME Central sessions give you a chance to drop in and hear ideas and solutions that ease or inspire one of those choices. Join expert speakers and your peers to discuss the latest technical and design solutions, material advancements, market analysis and future technology innovation all in one place.

Come and find out more at the Workshop Hub in Hall 4.1. See page 6 and 7 for the Workshop Hub programme.

Be sure to drop into CWIEME Central in Hall 3.1. See page 3-5 for the CWIEME Central programme.

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CWIEME Central Programme Located in Hall 3.1 Tuesday 5 May Chaired by Dr James Bellini, Futurist & Fellow of the World Innovation Foundation 10.00-10.50 Co Host:

11.05-11.45 Thought Leader:

Industry 4.0, Germany’s revolution and its implications for global electrical manufacturing Co Host: Mark Watson, Industrial Automation Director, IHS Global Research Bernd Heinrichs, Managing Director, IoT, Cisco EMEAR Dr Rolf Winter, Managing Director, Electrical Winding & Insulation Systems Division, ZVEI Partial Discharge Measurement: An effective method for electrical insulation diagnosis Rene Hummel, Applications Engineer, OMICRON

12.00-12.40

Keeping pace with the drive for e-mobility: Insights and findings for improved electric & hybrid vehicle and motor design Professor Martin Doppelbauer, Chair Hybrid & Electric Vehicles, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)

13.00 - 13.30

High-Temperature flexible insulation for liquid-filled transformers Jerry D Jackson, Global Manager Flexible Insulation, Electrical Markets Division, 3M

Thought Leader:

13.40-14.25

A New Generation: Carbon brush integration in wind turbine design John Moody, Technical Engineer, Anglo Carbon & Contacts Ltd

14.35-15.15

Meeting demand: Advanced compressor technology utilising BLDC motor design Flavio Kalluf, Senior R & D Design Engineer, Whirlpool

15.25-16.05

Re-thinking what you know: Old Functions/new solutions for insulation in distribution transformers Kevin Biggie, Senior Innovation Engineer, Weidmann Electrical Technology

Thought Leader:

16.20-17.00

A Special Briefing: Project MotorBrain Breaking free from rare earths in EV motor design Dr Yves Burkhardt, R&D Engineer, Corporate Technology, Siemens AG Dr Michael Lambeck, Director R & D, Egston

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CWIEME Central Programme Located in Hall 3.1 Wednesday 6 May Chaired by Dr James Bellini, Futurist & Fellow of the World Innovation Foundation 09.15-10.00 Thought Leader:

10.10-10.50 Thought Leader:

DuPont Breakfast Briefing Innovative insulation materials – Part 1: Low viscosity ester liquid The development of a sustainable alternative to mineral oil: merits and limits Dr Giorgio Vercesi, Business Development Manager, Nomex® Energy Solutions – EMEA, DuPont Protection Technologies Limited coffee & pastries will be available on a first come first served basis! Next level of performance and suitable GOES for medium frequency applications Dr. Régis Lemaître, Head of Research and Technology, ThyssenKrupp Electrical Steel GmbH Suitable GOES for medium frequency applications Dr. Thierry Belgrand, Head of Application Technology, ThyssenKrupp Electrical Steel UGO S.A.S.

11.00-11.40

A Future Possibilities Keynote Session A smart dynamic – how the development of the smartfactory broke the mould Keynote Speaker: Prof. Dr.-Ing. Dr. H.C. Detlef Zühlke Initiator and Chairman, SmartFactoryKL Scientific Director, Innovative Factory Systems at the DFKI

11.55-12.35

Motor Efficiency and standardisation – Market focus Part 1: A state of flux:Market transition and regulation The impact of IE2 to IE5 efficiency transitions on the global electric motor and motor driven market Wilmer Zhou, Senior Analyst, IHS Technology

13.30-14.10

Motor Efficiency and standardisation – Technical focus Part 2: Electrical machine design and technical considerations, adaptations and solutions in the face of an ever-changing regulatory landscape James Hendershot, President & Lifetime IEEE Fellow, Motorsolver LLC

14.20-15.05

A Future Possibilities Keynote Session: The Global Economy – a snapshot for the manufacturing world Keynote Speaker: Nenad Pacek, Founder and President, Global Success Advisors GmbH Co & Founder, CEEMEA Business Group

15.15-15.55

Embedded Transformer Monitoring: Future innovations for a smarter transformer Francis Fisher, Director – End User, Weidmann Electrical Technology

Thought Leader:

16.10-16.50

Cost effective sintered NdFeB magnet design Feddo Bax, Senior Design & Development Engineer, JL MAG Rare-Earth Co. Europe B.V.

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CWIEME Central Programme Located in Hall 3.1 Thursday 7 May Chaired by Dr James Bellini, Futurist & Fellow of the World Innovation Foundation 09.15-10.00 Thought Leader:

DuPont Breakfast Briefing Innovative insulation materials Part 2: Aramid enhanced cellulose Exploring the latest innovations in insulating papers for liquid-immersed transformers Radosław Szewczyk, Application Development Leader – Transformers, Nomex® Energy Solutions – EMEA, DuPont Protection Technologies Limited coffee & pastries will be available on a first come first served basis!

10.10-11.10

The CWIEME Briefing: A steep transition? Meeting new transformer requirements from IEC TC14 to the EU Eco-Design Directive Presentation briefing and panel discussion Paul Jarman, Technical Leader & Chairman, Asset Monitoring, UK National Grid & IEC TC14 Committee Christoph Ploetner, Technical & RD Manager, ABB Power Transformers Erika Wilson, Joint Managing Director, Wilson Power Solutions Flavio Mauri, Transformer Expert, Enel Distribuzione

11.25 - 12.05

3D printing coils – challenges and opportunities Dr Mario Urdaneta, Staff Engineer & Entrepreneur, Weinberg Medical Physics and Additive Electromagnetic

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CWIEME Workshop Agenda Located in Hall 4.1 TUESDAY 5 MAY Workshop WS001 11.45-12.45 In association with:

Casting issues and developments – A ZVEI Workshop This workshop will focus on a range of casting issues and developments including casting from plant technology for highly stressed components to Nanocrystalline and amorphous toroidal and c-cores: applications and solutions, all explored and explained in this ZVEI session.  Workshop leaders: Bernd Gugulla, Manager, HEDRICH GmbH, and Dr. Swen Graubner, Applications Engineer, SEKELS GmbH

Workshop WS002 14.00-15.00

Generator designs including choices for hybrid vehicles Never before in history have generators been so important to societies around the world. Every principle method of creating electricity except solar and fuel cells requires a rotating electro-magnetic machine: The generator. This workshop discusses a variety of generator designs and choices for certain key applications from hybrid vehicles, power plants to wind turbines. Delegates will have the chance to explore and review the pros & cons for various options, some relating to their performance and others relating to manufacturing methods and cost. Workshop leader: James Hendershot, President & Lifetime IEEE Fellow, Motorsolver LLC

Workshop WS003 15.30-16.30 In association with:

The Black Art of Carbon Brushes – An AEMT Workshop An introduction into the amazing world of Carbon and Graphite. This session focuses on the integration of carbon brushes for a range of electrical rotating and static applications. Exploring everything from their generic material types to specific electrical properties, the workshop will provide delegates with fundamental insight in to carbon brush, commutator and slip ring performance. It will also provide engineers with ways to identify common carbon brush faults, problems and how to solve them. Workshop leader: John Moody, Technical Engineer, Anglo Carbon & Contacts Ltd

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CWIEME Workshop Agenda Located in Hall 4.1 WEDNESDAY 6 MAY Workshop WS004 10.30-11.30 Brought to by:

eXploration of Software Solutions for the Design and Simulation of Electric Machines – A CD-adapco Workshop Electric motor design is a complicated task that requires the designer to consider many trade-offs this process can be successfully enhanced with the help of advanced optimization algorithms and detailed 3D thermal analysis. This workshop will explore the design of a traction motor application for a mid-sized electric vehicle and maximize the machine efficiency averaged over the US06 drive cycle. Workshop leader: Dr Markus Anders, Electrical Machine Sector Manager, CD-adapco

Workshop WS005 12.00-13.00 In association with:

ZVEI Workshop solutions showcase From the latest technologies for the drying of medium voltage power transformers to shielding options for measuring low frequency magnetic fields. Plus up to date information on EU Fire Protection directives in railway applications. This workshop will provide you with a broad range of expertise and solutions covered by ZVEI member companies. Workshop leaders: Bernd Meerkamp, HEDRICH GmbH Dr. Swen Graubner, Applications Engineer, SEKELS GmbH Mike Jorzik, Product Manager, Schweizer With discussion guests: Carlos Silva, Group Commercial Industrial BU Director, Relats Group Radoslaw Szewczyk, Application Development Leader – Transformers, EMEADuPont Protection Technologies, Nomex® Energy Solutions

Workshop WS006 13.30-14.30 Brought to by:

Partial Discharge Diagnosis: Case Studies – A OMICRON Workshop The measurement of partial discharge (PD) is a well-accepted technique used to assess the quality of an insulation system in a variety of electrical devices. PD measuring systems enable you to quickly assess the insulation state of electrical equipment. The results enable asset managers, product developers and users to quickly detect, assess and locate faults, in order to prevent breakdowns before they occur. In this workshop, you will be provided with a short theoretical background on PD measurement and diagnosis. Through actual case studies, you will be shown why and how a PD diagnosis is conducted, including which conclusions the user can make from the measurements about the insulation condition of tested electrical equipment. Finally, you will have the opportunity to see a live PD measurement. Workshop leader: Rene Hummel, Applications Engineer, OMICRON

CWIEME Challenge Final 16.30-18.00

Meet the next generation of engineering elite at our student competition’s live final Industry partner and prize sponsor:

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