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ElectricDrives Production ConferenceDecember 4th and 5th 2018 Schweinfurt, Germany

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CONTACT

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ABOUT E |DPCOpening time conference:Tuesday, December 4th, 2018, 08:30 AM – 05:30 PMWednesday, December 5th, 2018, 07:30 AM – 03:15 PM

Phone: +49 8191 125-136

Opening time table top exhibition:

Tuesday, December 4th, 2018, 09:00 AM – 05:00 PMWednesday, December 5th, 2018, 08:00 AM – 03:00 PM

All Scientific Fullpapers accepted and registered will be part of the proceedings of E|DPC. They will be published on IEEE Xplore®

and indexed by Scopus and Google Scholar.

CONFERENCE COORDINATOR Franziska Blume Phone: +49 8191 125-427 E-Mail: [email protected]

ORGANISATION AND REGISTRATION Mike Aschenbrenner Phone: +49 8191 125-136 E-Mail: [email protected]

EXHIBITION AND SPONSORING Katharina Krines Phone: +49 8191 125-429 E-Mail: [email protected]

SCIENTIFIC GUIDANCE Johannes von Lindenfels M.Sc. Phone: +49 911 5302-9069 E-Mail: [email protected]

www.edpc.eu

CONTENT .............................................................................................................................................................................. 2

FOREWORDS ......................................................................................................................................................................... 3

COMMITTEES ........................................................................................................................................................................ 6

TIME SCHEDULE – OVERVIEW ................................................................................................................................................. 7

TIME SCHEDULE – DETAILED .................................................................................................................................................. 8

TECHNICAL TOUR ................................................................................................................................................................. 11

SUPPORTERS, EXHIBITORS AND PARTNERS ......................................................................................................................... 12

EXHIBITOR LIST, EXHIBITION FLOOR PLAN ........................................................................................................................... 13

SOCIAL PROGRAM ............................................................................................................................................................... 18

CALL FOR PAPERS 2019 ....................................................................................................................................................... 19

Since 2011, the international Electric Drives Production Con-ference and Exhibition has established as an outstanding platform for the exchange of experiences for researchers, product developers, production experts, purchasers and po-tential users of electric drives.

The E|DPC 2018 offers nearly 60 technical contributions, fifty- fifty scientific and application oriented presentations with-in two days. The conference offers an comprehensive and in-depth discussion of the latest research on electric drive production and application-related technologies to the par-ticipants. In addition to insulation and sheet metal process-ing, the core topics of the conference will also be the design and process development for windings, in particular hairpin windings. In addition, current topics of E-Mobility, Industry 4.0 application cases and other related topics along the val-ue chain will be presented in accompanying sessions. Com-prehensive industrial exhibitions, poster presentations and an inspiring social program will complement the conference and create a sustainable experience for every participant.


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Dear distinguished experts in drive technology!

As promised, the international Electric Drives Production Conference (E|DPC) tenders you the unique chance to visit the multifarious and globally leading manufacturing plants of electric motors in the North Bavarian region. Accordingly, last year we were proud to show you the BROSE factory in Würzburg where on highly automated assembly lines millions of actuators are produced for the global automotive market. This year, you will have the chance to gain a deep insight into two alternative leadplants for highly-flexible electric motor pro-duction for industrial applications at Bosch Rexroth in Lohr a. M. and at Siemens in Bad Neustadt/ Saale. Both sites are remarkable high-tech front-runners in the application and at the same time as automation vendors of Industry 4.0 technologies. The only drop of bitterness is that you have to choose one excursion.

As foreseen by Lars Thomson in his keynote speech at the E|DPC in 2014 and as suspected by many backward-oriented automobilists with gasoline in blood, electro-mobility has reached its tipping point and in 2018 prob-ably already one million electric cars will be produced. In parallel all traditional automotive suppliers which who have not adjusted their strategy towards a clear e-mobility focus have lost in average almost 50 % of their market capitalization in 2018 only. Thus, the competence in electric motor production is gaining crucial importance. The progress in performance, productivity, and benefit for the customer which automotive in-dustry will achieve vigorously will push all other branches in which electric motors are used. Innovation and accelerated improvement will be key for all electric motor manufacturers.

As required mandatorily, the E|DPC presents the latest findings in materials, productions processes, machines, and concepts for electric drives. With a new record, about sixty profound and inspiring technical papers pre-sented by both experienced industrial experts and innovative scientist will offer an ideal platform for the ex-change of knowledge and the fostering of your personal network in this emerging technical field. Additionally, 19 exhibitors show their cutting-edge technologies in the foyer to discuss your individual requirements and adapt your needs.

As expected, the E|DPC endures the unique place for the exchange of technical and informal experiences and for tying your personal network in the electric drives production industry. With your support, the E|DPC devel-oped over the last eight years towards the most recognized convention in this emerging field.

I am looking forward to meeting you at the E|DPC 2018 in Schweinfurt

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Jörg Franke

FOREWORD BY THE CONFERENCE CHAIRMAN


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Dear Ladies and Gentlemen,

the advantages of electric drives are obvious – and so is their development potential. This is why a discussion regarding the prospects for electric mobility is particularly important as it can lead to solutions if it is orien-tated on the possibilities of technology and remains free of ideological influences.

Electric mobility has long established itself in track-guided transport systems. In these systems, energy can be supplied whilst the vehicle is in motion. In contrast, electrically powered cars and motorcycles, buses and trucks depend on a mobile energy storage system. This is the only reason why they are not always able to compete with combustion engine powered vehicles on longer journeys outside conurbations.

Changing this situation is a challenge that Bavaria is happy to take on. Electric mobility and the associated battery technology are of paramount importance for Bavaria as a business location. We have therefore found-ed the Bavarian Centre for Battery Technology at the University of Bayreuth. Electric drives and above all elec-tric mobility are the topics of the future.

I wish you all a successful and interesting conference in Schweinfurt!

Dr. Markus SöderBavarian Minister-President

FOREWORD BY THE BAVARIAN MINISTER-PRESIDENT


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Dear visitors, exhibitors and guests,

due to increasing mobility, progressive automation and the reduction of CO2, powerful electric drives are becoming more and more important. The 8th International Electric Drives Production Conference is the perfect platform for developers, researchers and potential users to share experiences and ideas. The focus of this year’s conference is the presentation of highly innovative products from various industries as well as manu-facturing processes and strategies.

I’m very pleased that Schweinfurt is the venue fort of the 8th International Electric Drives Production Confer-ence. Schweinfurt is a traditional and innovative city of industry and art and therefore it sets the perfect scene for this conference. As mayor of this city, I warmly welcome you to Schweinfurt!

At the beginning of the 20th century, the city’s economic structure was shaped by the creative energy of in-ventors, engineers and industrialists. The companies they set up are involved in the manufacture and sale of bearings, machine tools, automotive parts and automotive accessories worldwide. In the past decades, new high-tech companies have settled in our city.

We are also very well positioned in the field of electric drives in Schweinfurt. In 2016, ZF Friedrichshafen AG chose Schweinfurt as its headquarter for electromobility. The company is currently in the process of building a large-scale production for electric tractions drives. This means that the first pure electric drive is developed in Schweinfurt! Other companies, such as Schaeffler and SKF, are also working on the production of electric drives. The high professional qualification of the staff in Schweinfurt is the result of a close network of edu-cational institutions: a high-quality public school system with technical and trade schools, an outstanding university of applied sciences. At this university, the topic of electric drives has a high priority. In this field, the following degree programs are offered: Bachelor of Electrical and Information Technology as well as Bachelor of Mechatronics and Master of Engineering and Information Technology.

Parallel to Schweinfurt’s robust industrial technology development, the city has also experienced a renais-sance of arts in the past decades. Get to know our excellent cultural centers, museums, concerts, art festivals and theater plays!

For the varied offer I would like to thank all responsible persons and organizers of the 8th International Electric Drives Production Conference. I wish you a successful trade fair and informative hours with lots of new ideas.

Your

Sebastian RemeléLord Mayor of the City Schweinfurt

FOREWORD BY THE LORD MAYOR OF SCHWEINFURT


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CONFERENCE CHAIRMAN

Prof. Franke J.,University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (DE)

Prof. Abele E., Technical University Darmstadt (DE)

Mr. Baumueller A., Baumueller GmbH (DE)

Dr. Brandes J., Siemens AG (DE)

Prof. Covic G., The University of Auckland (NZ)

Dr. Dobroschke, A., Schaeffler Technologies AG & Co. KG (DE)

Prof. Doppelbauer M., Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (DE)

Prof. Ehmann B., University of Queensland (AU)

Prof. Endisch C., Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt (DE)

Prof. Fleischer J., Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (DE)

Prof. Gerling D., Universitaet der Bundeswehr Muenchen (DE)

Prof. Haerri V., Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts (CH)

Prof. Hameyer K., RWTH Aachen (DE)

Prof. Hu J., University of Michigan (US)

Dr. Junker S., Robert Bosch GmbH (DE)

Prof. Kampker A., RWTH Aachen (DE)

INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMM COMMITTEE

I N T E R N AT I O N A L CO N F E R E N C E COM M I T T E E

Prof. Kolar J., ETH Zuerich (CH)

Mr. Kudsi M., Buehler Motor GmbH (DE)

Prof. Mebolt M., ETH Zuerich (CH)

Prof. Meins J., TU Braunschweig (DE)

Prof. Mi C., University of Michigan (US)

PD Dr. Moeckel A., Technical University of Ilmenau (DE)

Prof. Monkman G., OTH Regensburg (DE)

Prof. Muetze A., TU Graz (AT)

Mr. Noguchi K., Aichi Steel Corporation (JP)

Dr. Ombach G., Qualcomm CDMA Technologies GmbH (DE)

Prof. Parspour N., University of Stuttgart (DE)

Mr. Pollmeier S., VDE Power Engineering Society (DE)

Mr. Raßmann, A., FVA im VDMA (DE)

Prof. Reinhart G., Technische Universitaet Muenchen (DE)

Dr. Risch F., BMW AG (DE)

Dr. Sakki R., ABB Ltd (FI)

Dr. Schencke, T., INA – Drives & Mechatronics AG & Co. KG (DE)

Prof. Schmidt M., University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (DE)

Prof. Shinohra R., Kyoto University (JP)

Dr. Spahr M., Schaeffler Technologies AG & Co. KG (DE)

Prof. Suh I.-S., Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KR)

Dr. Turki F., Paul Vahle GmbH & Co. KG (DE)

Prof. Verl A., Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft (DE)

Dr. Vitek O., Brno University of Technology (CZ)

Prof. Voigt K.-I., University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (DE)

Prof. Volk W., Technische Universitaet Muenchen (DE)

Dr. Waasner M., Gebr. Waasner GmbH (DE)

Mr. Wendl, C., ABM Greiffenberger Antriebstechnik GmbH (DE)

Prof. Werner R., TU Chemnitz (DE)

PUBLICATION CHAIRMAN

Prof. Hahn I.,University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (DE)

LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

Prof. Becker S.,University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (DE)

Prof. Dietz A.,Technische Hochschule Nuremberg (DE)

Prof. Drummer D.,University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (DE)

Prof. Feldmann K.,University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (DE)

Prof. Hanenkamp N.,University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (DE)

Prof. Kremser A.,Technische Hochschule Nuremberg (DE)

Dr. Kuehl A.,University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (DE)

Prof. Willner K.,University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (DE)


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T I M E S C H E D U L E OV E RV I E W

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4 TH, 2018

8:30 AM Welcome Coffee Foyer Ground Floor

9:00 AM Opening Session Großer Saal

10:15 AM Coffee Break Foyer Ground Floor

Track 1 Track 2 Track 3

10:45 AM Recent Developments in Winding Technologies Processing of Electrical Steel Quality Aspects of Electric

Motors

12:15 PM Lunch Break Foyer Ground Floor

1:30 PM Optimization of Winding Technologies

Magnetic Measurement and Testing

Industry 4.0 Applications in Electric Drives Production

3:00 PM Coffee Break Foyer Ground Floor

3:30 PMElectric Mobility Related Trends in Electric Motor Production

Electromagnetical Characteris-tics of Motor Parts

Integrated Development of Electric Motors

5:00 PM End of Conference Day one

7:30 PM Evening Reception

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5 TH, 2018

7:30 AM Welcome Coffee Foyer Ground Floor

Track 1 Track 2 Track 3

8:00 AM Recent Developments in Hairpin Winding Technologies

Innovative Insulation Technologies

Control and Power Electronics for Electric Drives

9:30 AM Coffee Break Foyer Ground Floor

10:00 AM Hairpin Winding Specific Process Technologies Application of Insulating Resins Contributions to the

Optimization of PMSM

11:30 AM Lunch Break Foyer Ground Floor

12:45 PM Manufacturing of Electric Motor Components

Production Strategies for Electric Drives

Innovations in Electric Machine Design

2:15 PM Coffee Break Foyer Ground Floor

2:30 PM Closing Session Großer Saal

3:15 PM End of Conference

3:30 PM Departure to the Technical Tours by bus

4:30 PM

Start Technical Tour 1: Bosch Rexroth Lohr am Main (max. 60 Participants – Bosch Rexroth reserves the right to reject direct competitiors)Start Technical Tour 2: Siemens AG, Electric Motor Manufacturing Plant Bad Neustadt/Saale (max. 30 Participants)


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TIME SCHEDULETuesday, December 4 th, 2018

8:30 AM Welcome Coffee

9:00 AM Welcome Address: Lippert, Sorya, 2nd Mayor of the City of Schweinfurt

9:10 AM Opening Keynote: Grotendorst, Joerg, Head of E-Mobility Division, ZF Friedrichshafen AG (DE)

9:40 AMKeynote: The Schaeffler Production Strategy for Electric Traction Drives: Seiler, Bernhard, Vice President Operations and Supply Chain, Business Division E-Mobility, Schaeffler AG (DE)

10:10 AM Opening of the Conference: Prof. Franke, Joerg, University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (DE)

10:15 AM Coffee Break in Foyer Ground Floor

Session 1: Großer Saal Session 2: Galeriesaal Session 3: Room Leibl

Recent Developments in Winding Technologies

Processing of Electrical Steel Quality Aspects of Electric Motors

10:45 AM Marsilli Stator Manufacturing Platform: eight challenges, one solution

Kiefer, Dieter, Marsilli Deutschland GmbH (DE)

Challenges in Automated Quality Control of Inline-Bonded Lamination Stacks

Dr. Schmid, Gerd, voestalpine Automotive Components Nagold GmbH & Co. KG (DE)

Vibro-acoustic Investigations on Small Electric Motors Using Scanning Laser Doppler Vibrometry, Multipoint Vibrometry and an Acoustic Camera Fritzsche, Marco, Polytec GmbH (DE)

11:15 AM Comparison of Performance and Manufac-turing Aspects of a Conventional Winding and a Hairpin Winding for an Automotive Machine Application

Dr. Du-Bar, Christian, KTH Royal Institute of Technology (SE)

Cost-efficient Selection of Stamping machines for lamination production in the electric traction motor application Zhang, Jing, Graduate School of Excellence advanced Manufacturing Engineering (GSaME) (DE)

Implementation of Technical Cleanliness in the Production of Rotor and Stator Stacks for Automotive Applications

Lang, Christian, BAUER Lean-Engineering (DE)

11:45 AM Optimization of the linear coil winding process by combining new actuator princi-ples on the basis of wire forming analysis

Hofmann, Janna, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (DE)

Potentials of the Rotary Cutting Process of Electrical Steel Strips – A Comparison to Industrial Standard Processes

Ziegler, Marco, University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (FAU) (DE)

Morphology of Testing Technology and Selection Advice for Automotive Process Qualification of Electric Motor Production

Dorn, Benjamin, RWTH Aachen University (DE)

12:15 PM Lunch Break in Foyer Ground Floor


Optimization of Winding Technologies Magnetic Measurement and Testing Industry 4.0 Applications in Electric Drives Production

1:30 PM Chances and Challenges of Multi-Wire Winding Applications

Dr. Sell-Le Blanc, Florian, Aumann AG (DE)

New Measurement System for Evaluation of Eddy Current Loss in Permanent Magnets

Dr. Mierczak, Lukasz, Dr. Brockhaus Messtechnik GmbH & Co. KG (DE)

Electric Motor Production 4.0 – Application Potentials of Industry 4.0 Technologies in the Manufacturing of Electric Motors

Mayr, Andreas, University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (FAU) (DE)

2:00 PM Systematic Development and Comparison of Concepts for an Automated Series-flexible Trickle Winding Process

Halwas, Maximilian, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) (DE)

Combined 3D Magnetic Field Camera Scanner for Both Flat Permanent Magnets and PM Rotors

Dr. Vervaeke, Koen, Magcam NV (BE)

Exhaustive Data- and Problem-driven Use Case Identification and Implementation for Electric Drive Production

Möller, Tom, RWTH Aachen University (DE)

2:30 PM Plenary Discussion on Trends and Requirements of Winding Technology for the Automotive Industry

Magneto-optical Domain Observation on Electrical Steels

Wenzel, Benjamin, INNOVENT e.V. (DE)

Towards a Data-Driven Process Monitoring for Tooling Operations in Electric Drive Production

Kißkalt, Dominik, University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (FAU) (DE)

3:00 PM Coffee Break in Foyer Ground Floor


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TIME SCHEDULETuesday, December 4 th, 2018


Electric Mobility Related Trends in Electric Motor Production

Electromagnetical Characteristics of Motor Parts

Integrated Development of Electric Motors

3:30 PM Techno-Economic Evaluation of Strategic Solutions to Extend the Range of Electric Vehicles

Weigelt, Michael, University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (FAU) (DE)

Additive Manufacturing of Rare Earth Permanent Magnets

Urban, Nikolaus, University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (FAU) (DE)

Cloud-based Workflow for Motor Design & Manufacturing

Dr. Buchalla, Harald, Hanning Elektro-Werke GmbH & Co. KG (DE) and Dr. Mitterhofer, Hubert, Linz Center of Mechatronics GmbH (A)

4:00 PM Technological and Total Cost of Ownership Analysis of Electric Powertrain Concepts for Long Haul Transport in Comparison to Traditional Powertrain Concepts

Dorantes Gomez, Jose Guillermo, RWTH Aachen University (DE)

Influence of Hysteresis and Eddy Current Losses on Electric Traction Drive Cycle Energy Balance

Kitzberger, Martin, Johannes Kepler Universität Linz (A)

Reducing Development Time of Electric Machines with SyMSpace

Dr. Silber, Siegfried, Linz Center of Mechatronics (A)

4:30 PM Requirements for Volume Flexibility and Changeability in the Production of Electrified Powertrains

Niemann, Jens, BMW AG (DE)

Influence of the Constitutive Contact Law on the Anisotropic Material Parameters of Sheet-Layered Lamination Stacks

Baloglu, Maximilian Volkan, University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (FAU) (DE)

Participation in the Development Process of Modern Electric Motors during the Development Phases from Prototypes to Industrialized Mass Production.

Rasp, Richard Alexander, copperING GmbH (DE)

5:00 PM End of Conference Day one

7:30 PM Evening Reception Maritim Maininsel Schweinfurt

The blue timeslots are marking the application-oriented industrial contributions.

For information about the E|DPC Evening Reception at the Mercure Hotel Schweinfurt please see page 18.


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TIME SCHEDULEWednesday, December 5 th, 2018

7:30 AM Welcome Coffee in Foyer Ground Floor


Recent Developments in Hairpin Winding Technologies

Innovative Insulation Technologies Control and Power Electronics for Electric Drives

8:00 AM Lap Winding in Bar or Pin Winding Technology for Optimized Efficiency

Dr. Eilenberger, Andreas, Miba AG (A)

Innovative Insultation Materials for the next Generation of Electric Drives

Neumann, Alexander, Axalta Coating (DE)

Design of Printed Circuit Board Coils for Precision Engineering Linear Direct Drives

Strohmeyr, Simon, University of Stuttgart (DE)

8:30 AM Ex-ante Process-FMEA for Hairpin Stator Production through Early Prototypical Production Concepts

Treichel, Patrick-Emanuel, RWTH AachenUniversity (DE)

Impregnation Process Solutions for the Automotive Industry

Vandenrhijn, Patrick, bdtronic GmbH (DE)

Robustness Evaluation of a Sensorless Con-trol of Synchronous Reluctance Motor with a Kalman Filter & a Luenberger Observer

Dr. Bueno Mariani, Guilherme, Mitsubishi Electric Center Europe (FR)

9:00 AM FE-based Simulation of Hairpin Shaping Processes for Traction Motors

Wirth, Felix, Karlsruhe Institute ofTechnology (KIT) (DE)

Optimized Vacuum Casting Processes for E-Motor Components

Goritzka, Heiko, HEDRICH GmbH (DE)

Current ripples in Classical and Modified Predictive Dead-Beat Controller for PM Synchronous Motors – Analysis and Experimetal Results

Dr. Piotuch, Rafal, ABM Greiffenberger Antriebstechnik GmbH (DE)

9:30 AM Coffee Break in Foyer Ground Floor


Hairpin Winding Specific Process Technologies

Application of Insulating Resins Contributions to the Optimization of PMSM

10:00 AM The Laser as the Right Tool for E-Drive Production

Beranek, Matthias, TRUMPF Laser- undSystemtechnik GmbH (DE)

Process Engineering and Plant Design for the Encapsulation of Electric Drives

Schedding, Thomas, HÜBERS Verfahrens-technik Maschinenbau GmbH (DE)

Evaluation of an Integral Injection Molded Housing for High Power Density Synchronous Machines with Concentrated Singletooth Winding

Langheck, Andreas, Karlsruhe Institute ofTechnology (KIT) (DE)

10:30 AM Evaluation of Machine Learning for Quality Monitoring of Laser Welding Using the Example of the Contacting of Hairpin Windings

Mayr, Andreas, University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (FAU) (DE)

New Thermosetting Resin Systems for E-Drive Applications: Stator and Rotor Full or End-turn Encapsulation

Gnädinger, Florian, Huntsman AdvancedMaterials (CH)

High Frequency Modelling of Permanent Magnet Synchronous Machine

Voyer, Nicolas, Mitsubishi Electric Center Europe (FR)

11:00 AM Challenges in Hairpin Isolation – Dealingwith Spacing, Coating, Covering, Pottingand Impregnation

Kischnerus, Mario, ELANTAS Europe (DE)Systems (DE)

Electrical Traction Motor Resin Encapsulation

Balboni, Massimiliano, Demak Group (IT)

High performance fan drive for a suction excavator

Dr. Heidrich, Tobias, TU Ilmenau University (DE)

11:30 AM Lunch Break in Foyer Ground Floor – Accompanied by Poster Session

The blue timeslots are marking the application-oriented industrial contributions.


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TIME SCHEDULEWednesday, December 5 th, 2018


Manufacturing of Electric Motor Components

Production Strategies for Electric Drives Innovations in Electric Machine Design

12:45 PM Application of Induction Heating Solutions for E-Mobility

Dr. Seitzer, Andreas, Himmelwerk GmbH (DE)

New competitors, suppliers and business models for electric cars – disruption in the automotive ecosystem

Schaufuss, Patrick and Schenk, Stephanie, McKinsey & Company, Inc. (DE)

Optimisation of Single Phase InductionMotor

Karpe, Mayuri, Kirloskar Brothers Limited (IN)

1:15 PM High Performance Cast Rotors

Szilágyi, Peter, Breuckmann eMobilityGmbH (DE)

Simulation-assisted Method for Evaluating Innovative Production Technologies for Electric Traction Motors

Metzner, Maximilian, University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (FAU) (DE)

Modern Mechanical Design Features of High-speed, High-power Electrical Motors

Dr. Gebert, Karl, GTW – Dr. GebertTechnologie und Wälzlager GmbH (DE)

1:45 PM Intelligent Rotor Assembly Enabling Positive Balancing Concepts for High- Performance Permanent Magnet Rotors

Wößner, Wilken, Karlsruhe Institute ofTechnology (KIT) (DE)

Alternative Fabrication Strategies for the Production of Axial Flux Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motors for Enhancement of Performance Characteristics

Pandey, Rahul, RWTH Aachen University (DE)

A Comparative Analysis of Different Double-Stage Magnetic Gear Transmission Systems with High Gear Ratio

Floris, Andrea, University of Cagliari (IT)

2:15 PM Coffee Break in Foyer Groundfloor

Closing Session: Großer Saal

2:30 PM Closing Keynote: Peter Deml, Head of Factory, Siemens Werk Bad Neustadt an der Saale

3:00 PM Best Paper Award and Closing Words: Prof. Dr.-Ing. Franke, Joerg, University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (DE)

3:15 PM End of Conference

3:30 PM Departure to the Technical Tours by bus

4:30 PM Optional: Technical TourThe participants have the choice between Bosch Rexroth AG, Lohr am Main (about 60 min. driving time) or Siemens AG, Bad Neustadt (ca. 45 min. driving time).

Technical Tour at Bosch Rexroth AG in Lohr am Main visiting the following stations:– Production of Servo Drives– Lean logistics in Servo Motor Assembly – Servo Motor Assembly Supported by I4.0

Address: Bosch Rexroth, Bürgermeister-Dr.-Nebel-Straße 2, 97816 Lohr am Main. The number of participants is limited to 60!

Technical Tour at Siemens AG, Bad Neustadt

Address: Siemens AG, Electric Motor Manufacturing Plant, Industriestr. 1, 97616 Bad Neustadt/SaaleThe number of participants is limited to 30!

Please register soon! Registrations will be considered according to date of receipt.


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SUPPORTERS

EXHIBITORS AND PARTNERS

The Organizing Committee sincerely thanks the following organizations and companies for supporting E|DPC 2018:

The 8th International Electric Drives Production Conference is kindly supported by the following organizations:

Sponsored by

Gold Supporter

Supporters


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EXHIBITOR LIST (AS OF OCTOBER 30 TH, 2018)

TABLE TOP EXHIBITIONTuesday, December 4 th, and Wednesday, December 5 th, 2018

E|DPC Table Top Exhibition showcases components, semi-finished

goods and materials as well as production-related cutting-edge

processes in the production of electric drives and generators.

Meet German and international providers of this technology. Find

out about the latest products, innovations and trends, as well as

current issues to produce your electric drive or generator. You will

receive trend-setting impulses for the use and processing of new

materials, productive and flexible assembly technologies as well

as innovative motor topologies and control concepts.

Visit the Exhibition in the Foyer Ground Floor and take the chance

to meet new dialogue partners from industry and science.

Exhibition topicsThe structure of the product groups are based on the value-chain

and the production-related cutting-edge processes in the field of

the production of electric drives and generators.

Value-chain• Components

• Semi-Finished Goods and Materials

Production-related cutting-edge Processes• Production Techniques/Manufacturing Facilities and Tools

• Quality, Testing/Measurement/Diagnostic Systems

• Electric Drives Manufacturing Services

EXHIBITION FLOOR PLAN

Booth

Number

Exhibitor Booth

Number

Exhibitor

1 Marsilli S.p.A. 12 Linz Center of Mechatronics GmbH

2 Marsilli S.p.A. 13 Wieland Gruppe

3 Axalta 14 Magcam NV

4 QUICKFairs 15 CEIA – INDUCTION HEATING GENERATORS

5 voestalpine Automotive Components Nagold 16 SPS electronic GmbH

6 Brockhaus Measurements 17 Himmelwerk Induction Heating Solutions

7 Stiefelmayer – Lasertechnik GmbH & Co.KG 18 Polytec

8 Friedrich-Alexander-Universität, LS FAPS Forschungsvereinigung Antriebstechnik, FVA

19 HÜBERS

9 Huntsman Advanced Materials Switzerland GmbH 20 DEMAK S.R.L.

10 HEDRICH Group 21 bdtronic GmbH

11 Breuckmann eMobility 22 Ningbo Permanent Magnetics Co., Ltd.


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breuckmann eMobility produces high-quality rotors with maximum performance for asynchro-nous electric motors. By applying newest methods and know-how, which is based on 50 years operational experience, we developed a unique casting process for our rotor production named Laminar Squeeze Casting.We manufacture high performance rotors optimized for strength enabling high-speed concepts. In order to achieve maximum performance of electric drives and to meet automotive requirements, breuckmann eMobility developed first-rate alloys for our Rotors to withstand extreme strains.Our copper alloy allows for higher rotational speed and features enhanced tensile strength and heat resistance. The mechanical properties of our aluminium alloy are optimized for high rotational speed, featuring excellent dynamic strength.We strive to create a more sustainable future producing high performance rotors free of rare earth materials. Rotation Moves Us All.

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Breuckmann eMobilityDieselstraße 26-2842579 Heiligenhauswww.emobility.breuckmann.de

BROCKHAUS is an internationally leading manufacturer of instrumentation devices and systems for the quality control and examination of magnetic materials.Our customers are manufacturers of electrical motors, generators, transformers and hard mag-netic materials. We also count research institutes and universities among our customers.Measurement of all magnetic properties in accordance with international standards.Product program:Electrical steel tester, Franklin Tester, inline-measuring equipment, thickness-, width- and hole detection instruments, Hysteresisgraphs, AC/DC Hysteresisgraphs, XYZ-scanner, rotor tester, Gaussmeter, Fluxmeter, coil systems, impulse magnetizing instruments, magnetizing devices, measuring and calibration service.

bdtronic is the world’s leading manufacturer of dispensing, impregnation, heat staking and plas-ma machines and process solutions. With its wide product portfolio, bdtronic serves numerous customers from various industries, particularly the automotive industry, the electrical industry, filtering and medical industry. More than 350 employees at its headquarters in Weikersheim and locations in Belgium, Italy, UK, United States, Mexico and China are working for the company.The mobility of the future is electric. Entering this market in 2008, bdtronic has been present with the impregnation technology in the expanding e-mobility market. In June, bdtronic received the CWIEME global award in the category “Product of the Year” for its fully automatic e-drive impregnation plant at CWIEME Berlin.

BROCKHAUS MEASUREMENTSGustav-Adolf-Str. 458511 Lüdenscheidwww.brockhaus.com

bdtronic GmbHAhornweg 497990 Weikersheimwww.bdtronic.com

CEIA INDUCTION HEATING SYSTEMS.For over 35 years CEIA has dedicated itself to the design and construction of Induction Heating Systems. High and Medium Frequency Induction Generators, Control Units, Temperature Sen-sors for temperature measurement and Wire Soldering Alloy Automatic Feeders, make up a line of equipment, called Power Cube Family that can be used in different industrial sectors where rapid, precise and repeatable heating of any type of metal is required.CEIA is able to offer solutions that maximize production, reduce energy consumption and certify the quality of the product. All CEIA systems can be easily used as stand alone, or integrated into automatic production lines. For more info: www.ceia-power.com

QUiCKFairs has founded in 2010 the international Coil Winding exhibition Coiltech and holds it every year in Pordenone, Italy (the nearby airports are Venice and Treviso). The exhibition focusses to reunite producers of electric machines such as motors, alternators and transformers with their suppliers and to be the theatre of the worldwide largest coil winding related conference held at the occasion of a trade show. In 2018, 3300 visitors from 60 nations met 387 suppliers from 25 nations. The 2019 edition will take place on September 26 and 27.

CEIA – INDUCTION HEATING GENERATORSZona Industriale Viciomaggio, 54/G-5652041 ArezzoItalywww.ceia-power.com

QUICKFairsVia V. Veneto 115B20091 BressoItalywww.quickfairs.net


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Demak is the world leader in resin encapsulation techniques, particularly of electrical traction motors. Resins are a perfect electrical insulator and they provide properties absolutely incompa-rable with other insulating methods: enhanced water and dust resistance, chemical resistance, less vibrations, less noise but most of all a perfect heat dissipation. Demak, having supplied full automatic lines to OEM and Tier1 suppliers, masters the encapsulating process with the use of specific resin systems specifically developed for electrical traction motors. The use of Continu-ous Vacuum Technology is crucial to Demak equipment and processes, in order to guarantee the best impregnation without any bubble or voids inside the final product. Demak Group has two hearts: mechanical and chemical: this way we can provide 360° support and complete custom processes.

At the E|Drive-Center (Bavarian Technology Center for Electric Drive Technology) of the Institute for Manufacturing Automation and Production Systems (FAPS) at Friedrich- Alexander-University Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU) innovative drive concepts and associated pro-duction technologies are being researched with the objective to profitably transfer the discov-ered knowledge into industrial applications.The main focus of the E|Drive-Center is the analysis and optimization of applications, the poduction-related interpretation as well as the design of production processes of components and systems of electric drives. The activities include the planning of assembly plants and entire electric motor factories, robot-supported automation solutions for electrical engineer-ing, in particular the handling and assembly of highly coercive permanent magnets for rotors, the flexible robot-supported automation of winding and switching of stators and contactless charging systems, recycling concepts for high-value materials in electric motors, and the associated measuring technology.

DEMAK S.R.L.Strada Del Cascinotto 16310156 TurinoItalywww.demakgroup.com

Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg FAPSFürther Str. 246b80429 Nürnbergwww.fabs.fau.de


The Forschungsvereinigung Antriebstechnik e.V. (FVA – Research Association for drive technol-ogy) is a non-profit association for joint precompetitive research and training in the field of drive technology. The FVA focuses mainly on areas where something is driven, controlled or moved. Re-search projects concentrate on the complete drive train (mechanical, electrical and me-chatronic) in stationary industrial plants, motor vehicles, mobile machines, through to the aircraft industry. All links in the value-added chain are put to test from materials, produc-tion technologies, quality assurance, components, systems their calculation and simula-tion through to environmental compatibility, quality, costs and innovation management. Currently over 200 ongoing projects are coordinated each year by 25 active working groups. Für 2020 haben wir unsere Infotagung für 01. – 02.12.2020 festgelegt.

Forschungsvereinigung Antriebstechnik e.V.Postfach 71 08 6460498 Frankfurt

Being a worldwide acting company in the field of machinery and equipment engineering, we have specialized in development, design, assembly and inspection of customized customer so-lutions. As system provider for the electrical and automotive industries as well as for the seg-ments of wind energy, pharmaceutics and medicine, we offer unique and innovative technical products as well as services throughout your entire chain of requirements. With more than 230 employees in 30 countries plus, we put focus on the processing of insulating media under vacu-um to optimize dielectric properties in the range of silicone, cast resin and oil/paper insulation equipment.

HEDRICH GroupGreifenthaler Strasse 2835630 Ehringshausenwww.hedrich.com

In 1950, Himmelwerk started developing and manufacturing high and medium frequency con-verters. The modular induction heating solutions are available from 2 kW – 250 kW and in a frequency range from 4 kHz – 2 MHz. Induction heating is a highly efficient way of heating metal work pieces precisely and fast without applying an external heat source. Our induction heating solutions can easily be integrated in different customer processes: automotive and e-motive industry, aerospace industry, electrotechnical industry, machine building industry, automation and integration industry, forming and forging industry, metallurgical industry, medical industry optical industry, and others. The applications range from bonding, brazing, soldering, heating, heat treatment, welding, melting, shrink fitting, hardening, annealing, drying to sealing. Since almost 70 years, Himmelwerk is supplying induction heating solution to its global customers – headquartered in Tuebingen, Germany and supported by its global sales and service partners.

Himmelwerk Induction Heating Solutions Jopestr. 1072072 Tübingenwww.himmelwerk.com


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Ningbo Permanent Magnetics Co.,Ltd.No.518 Kangzhuang South Road315032 NingboChinawww.pm-magnets.com

Huntsman Advanced Materials is a leading global chemical solutions provider with a long her-itage of pioneering technologically advanced epoxy, acrylic and polyurethane-based polymer products for encapsulation, adhesives, casting and composites. Our know-how and expertise of more than 60 years allow us to develop and provide our customers with a wide range of thermal management solutions that answer the most stringent requirements for electronics applications: > High thermal resistance and conductivity> Flame-retardancy > Excellent mechanical, dielectric and gap filling properties> Variable hardness and high dimensional stability> Good chemical resistance and low water uptake

Huntsman Advanced Materials Switzerland GmbHKlybeckstr. 2004054 BaselSwitzerlandwww.huntsman-emobility.com

LCM – the Linz Center of Mechatronics – is closing the gap between research and industrial application. As a one-stop-shop, we deliver solutions that are tailored to your needs and accompany you along the entire innovation chain: from scientific research to the finished product.LCM is active in 4 areas: Electrical drives, hydraulic drives, mechanics & control, sensors & wire-less communication. The area electrical drive is focused on the design, prototyping and test-ing of PMSM drives including their power electronics. Tool development (SyMSpace, X2C) and design of magnetic bearings and special drives complete our portfolio. Our > 90 engineers have serviced over 300 customers from many different areas (automotive, steel, medical, plastics, …) all over Europe and beyond. In our K2-research center, we conduct applied basic research in a large network of > 90 scientific and > 40 industrial partners.

MARSILLI has been working for 80 years standing out for its research and technological innova-tions. This has allowed the company to reach a global consolidated position as a Solution Pro-vider for Factory Automation covering different industries such as automotive, appliances, elec-tromechanical applications and RFID. MARSILLI has developed in depth and ground-breaking expertise in all the assembly processes which have a winding phase as the core.Today, MARSILLI is a worldwide leader in Winding & Assembly Systems for coils and motors where precision, flexibility and customization are mandatory. Designing, assembling and delivering equipment with a unique passion, MARSILLI provides absolutely reliable solutions together with outstanding quality.

Linz Center of MechatronicsAltenberger Straße 694040 LinzAustriawww.lcm.at

Magcam NVRomeinse Straat 183001 LeuvenBelgiumwww.magcam.com

Marsilli S.p.A.Via per Ripalta Arpina 1426012 CastelleoneItalywww.marsilli.com

HÜBERSSchlavenhorst 3946395 Bocholtwww.huebers.de

Being one of the world’s leading suppliers of machines and systems for resin casting and impregnation of electrical components, HÜBERS is committed to continuous deve-lopment, full customer service and a high share of in-house manufacturing in Germany.Through their experience, own basic research and close cooperation with the customers, HÜBERS have been steadily inventing new technologies, some of which setting the benchmark for the whole industry. As a result, HÜBERS have approximately 100 patents, utility models, and publications on their record.All HÜBERS systems are developed and manufactured in the company’s headquarters in Bocholt (Germany). Since 1980, more than 3,000 systems have been installed at customer plants in 60 countries.

Magcam is a technology leader, specialized in advanced inspection systems for permanent mag-nets, based on its unique magnetic field camera technology. Magcam’s world‐class magnetic field cameras are used for quality control, as well as development of high‐end permanent mag-nets and magnet systems. Magcam’s customers include automotive companies, motor/genera-tor constructors, sensor manufacturers, medical and biotech companies, consumer electronics producers, high‐end speaker OEM’s, research labs, magnet producers.Magcam’s Portal and Rotor Scanners are motorized scan stages with an integrated magnetic field camera for measuring and analyzing the 3D magnetic field distribution of respectively flat magnets and magnet assemblies up to 300 mm x 300 mm, and permanent magnet rotors. Both scanners are automatically controlled by Magcam’s powerful MagScope Measurement & Analy-sis Software, which contains advanced data analysis features for virtually every type of perma-nent magnet and PM rotor.

Established in 1997, Ningbo Permanent Magnet Industry has more than 400 employees and cov-ers the area of 60,000 square meters. Now it is able to sinter NdFeB 5000 t per year. Since its establishment, under the technical support by Chinese Academy of Sciences Ningbo Material Institute, University of Science and Technology Beijing, Zhejiang University, as well as the sci-entific research institutions and provincial level engineering technical R&D center inside of the company, it devotes itself to researching, exploiting, producing in batch and applying rare earth permanent magnetic material with high performance for a long time. Being equipped with the global advanced production equipment and detection apparatus, at present its products are sold in Europe, North America, South America, Southeast Asia and other regions. The export sale holds 80 %. The products are mainly applied to middle and high-end motor, consumption electronics, medical industry, new energy and other fields.


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STIEFELMAYER is precision. Precision in laser technology.Founded in 1874, the development of the family business, now in its fifth generation, went hand in hand with the rapid industrialisation in the central Neckar region.The company STIEFELMAYER-Lasertechnik GmbH & Co. KG, set up in 2006, is a wholly-owned subsidiary of C. Stiefelmayer GmbH & Co. KG.The company focuses on the development and production of laser machines for cutting, welding, hardening and cladding. Over the years, the area of contract manufacturing has become a valu-able addition to the company. Valuable from an economic perspective; and valuable because operating their own laser machines turns machine operators into true process specialists. The experience gained with contract manufacturing flows directly into the further development and optimisation of our mechanical engineering processes. Usually, the operating staff of our ma-chine clients benefit from this, too. Upon putting the newly delivered laser machine into service, the operators receive support in the form of a valuable exchange of experience, whichrepresents a competitive sales advantage over other machine manufacturers.

Stiefelmayer – Lasertechnik GmbH & Co.KGRechbergstraße 4273770 Denkendorfwww.stiefelmayer-lasertechnik.de

Polytec develops, produces and distributes optical measurement technology solutions for re-search and industry for over 50 years and with more than 400 employees worldwide. The com-pany specializes in the measurement of vibration, length and speed, 3D surface profiling and also offers process analytics, machine vision, and optical systems. The non-contact measuring technology used in the Polytec laser vibrometers has proven to be an efficient measuring method in the acoustic optimization of electric motors. Laser Doppler vibrometry is successfully established in development or production processes in the global automotive industry. At the show, Polytec presents two methods for the non-contact testing of acoustics of actuators – laser vibrometer and the acoustic camera.

SPS electronic – Your Partner for electrical Safety Testing in the E-Mobility Sector!Whenever electrical current flows in a device, it is likely that its function and safety have been checked using technology from SPS electronic. While the sector E-Mobility enters uncharted territory, the necessary test technique was already applied several times by SPS electronic.Benefit from our unique expertise, which increased during the last decades thanks to numerous projects and the close collaboration with our customer: We plan, develop and deliver complete testing stations for electrical and electromechanical testing – all from one source!SPS electronic GmbH // [email protected] // www.spselectronic.com // emobility.spselectronic.com

With sales of approx. 500 thousand tons, the Wieland Group is the world’s leading supplier of semi-finished products made of copper and copper alloys. For the production of strip, sheets, bars, rods, wire, tubes and sections, mainly recycling materi-als supplemented by virgin metals are used in the company-owned foundries.This results in semi-finished products of the highest quality for a wide variety of customer ap-plications, e. g. in the automotive, electronics and refrigeration/air-conditioning sectors, as well as for mechanical engineering. The highly diversified customer portfolio is backed by a global service and sales network with an extensive portfolio of value-added services. 15 production sites spread over three continents ensure a high level of reliable and on-time deliveries with maximum flexibility and short supply chains.

In its business segments, voestalpine is a globally leading technology and capital goods group with a unique combination of material and processing expertise. With its top-quality products and system solutions using steel and other metals, it is a leading partner to the automotive and consumer goods industries in Europe and to the aerospace, oil and gas industries worldwide. Headquartered in Linz, voestalpine is represented by 500 Group companies and locations in more than 50 countries on 5 continents. The Group consists of 4 divisions: Steel, High Perfor-mance Metals, Metal Engineering and Metal Forming. Within the Metal Forming Division the cold stamping business segment of the Automotive Components business unit is the specialist for cold forming. They combine innovative joining techniques and efficient automation for every component they produce. Their engineering expertise, order-processing know-how, and com-plete chain of services from a single source ensure that each order is filled with the highest degree of quality, from toolmaking and prototyping to manufacturing processes and logistics.Link to websites: HYPERLINK “http://www.voestalpine.com/ac”www.voestalpine.comhttp://www.voestalpine.com/compacore/

PolytecPolytec-Platz 1-776337 Waldbronnwww.polytec.com

SPS electronic GmbHBlätteräcker 1874523 Schwäbisch Hallwww.spselectronic.com

Wieland GruppeGraf-Arco-Str. 3689079 Ulmwww.wieland.co

voestalpine Automotive Components NagoldGraf-Zeppelin-Straße 2972202 Nagold www.voestalpine.com/compacore


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VENUE

E|DPC 2018 will take place at the Mercure Hotel Schweinfurt Maininsel on December 4th and 5th, 2018. For your accommodation we reserved a contingent of rooms there and at other hotels for the participants of the E|DPC Congress.

Please make your reservation directly with the hotels, quoting E|DPC.

TABLE TOP EXHIBITION

E|DPC 2018 will be completed by a focussed Table Top Exhibition. Companies, research institutes and other organizations will be offered the opportunity to present their products and services to all participants. For any further questions regarding the E|DPC 2018 Table Top Exhibition please contact Katharina Krines, Phone: +49 8191 125-429, E-Mail: [email protected].

EVENING RECEPTION

All participants of E|DPC 2018 are invited to the E|DPC 2018 Evening Reception on 4th of December 2018, 7:30 PM. Detailed technical discussions are guaranteed and accompanied by a regional menu. The event will take place at the conference hotel Mercure Hotel Schweinfurt Maininsel. A registration is required.

SUPPORTERS

Are you interested in supporting E|DPC 2018 and presenting your company or organization as a sponsor? E|DPC 2018 is the ideal platform for the individual advertising of your innovative products and services. For further information, please contact Katharina Krines, Phone: +49 8191 125-429, E-Mail: [email protected].

panorama HOTELAm oberen Marienbach 1, D-97421 Schweinfurt, Phone: +49 9721 7707-0, E-Mail: [email protected] Rate: Single or Double room: € 113 incl. breakfast and VAT

B+B Hotel SchweinfurtHadergasse 35, D-97421 Schweinfurt, Phone: +49 9721 9454-0, E-Mail: [email protected], www.hotelbb.dePreferential rate: Single room € 66 incl. VAT, Double room: € 76 incl. VAT (both excl. Breakfast)

Mercure Hotel Schweinfurt MaininselMaininsel 10–12, D-97424 Schweinfurt, Phone: +49 9721 7306-0, Fax: +49 9721 7306-444, E-Mail: [email protected] Rate: Single room € 126 incl. breakfast and VAT.

CONFERENCE FEE

Standard Fee € 1080,– Reduced Fee* € 690,– One Day Fee € 690,– *Reduced Fee for Speakers, Program Committee Members, University Members and Authors. All Prices without VAT.

REGISTRATION

Please register using the enclosed coupon or online at www.edpc.eu. After we have received your registration, we will send you a confir-mation and an invoice, which we would ask you to settle before the event begins. In the event of cancellations received after 20 November 2018, or non-appearance, the full participation fee will be billed. However, a replacement participant can be designated. For cancellations before this date, a € 150 administration fee will be charged. Cancellations and registrations must be made in writing. The event organ-izer reserves the right to change the location and/or time of the whole event or individual parts of it or to alter or cancel it at short notice.


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Experts of industry and science are invited to present a contribution on the topics listed or on other topics that correspond to the general subject of the conference. Abstracts about 300 words containing significant figures should be submitted online in English to the confer-ence office containing the followinginformation:

• Title of the contribution • Subject/topic of the contribution • 3–6 keywords • Full name, organization or company, postal and email addresses of all authors

Abstracts will be reviewed before acceptance by the International ProgramCommittee. https://www.edpc.eu/call-for-papers/

E|DPC 2019 will be completed by a comprehensive Table Top exhibition. Companies, research institutes and other organizations will be offered the opportunity to present their products and services to all participants. It is a perfect opportunity to meet your target audience. Detailed technical discussions will be guaranteed.

CALL FOR PAPERS

SUBMIT YOUR CONTRIBUTION

E|DPC TABLE TOP EXHIBITION

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ElectricDrives ProductionConferenceDecember 3rd and 4th 2019 Esslingen, Germany

APPLICATION-ORIENTED CONTRIBUTIONIn particular, experts of industry are invited to present an issue within an application-oriented industrial track without the necessity of preparing a fullpaper.

After the final acceptance of your abstract, the presentation/slides will be published in the accompanying industrial transcript.

The application-oriented contribution is an ideal platform for exhibitors and non-exhibitors to present technologies.

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PLEASE REGISTER ONLINE FOR THIS CONFERENCE: WWW.EDPC.EU

EVENTS 2019

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The Süddeutscher Verlag Veranstaltungen GmbH is a company belonging to the Süddeutscher Verlag, Munich, a subsidiary of the Süd-westdeutschen Medienholding in Stuttgart. Over 150 specialist events and other events profit from their proximity to and cooperation with the Süddeutscher Verlag media. This includes a large quantity of specialist information offers and of course the Süddeutsche Zeitung (Southern German Newspaper), Germany’s largest cross-regional quality newspaper. The International Congress on Advances in Automo-tive Electronics, the German Energy Congress, the German Mechanical Engineering Summit, the Munich AIDS and Hepatitis Days, the SZ Insurance Day, the SZ Economic Summit and many others are now renowned events in their respective markets. High-quality specialist exhibitions and company presentations accompany the specialist congresses. Here, the delegates have the possibility to inform them-selves directly at such events about new products and services. Our events are distinguished by a closed information group of lecturers, listeners and specialist exhibitions. We focus in particular on social networking requirements.

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30th German Assembly Congress22 and 23 May 2019, Fürstenfeldbruck (near by Munich)

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