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1A - OPTIMISATION
Using Optimisation in the Design of the RWUAS Air VehicleStructureINVITED PRESENTER: Gordon Mackenzie, Leonardo Helicopters
Rapid Stochastic Broadband Acoustics on GPUsMark Allan, Zenotech Ltd
Automated Shape Optimization Technology Coupled withUpfront CFDSean Horgan, 80/20 Engineering Ltd
LUNCH
1B - ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE & MACHINELEARNING
Torsional Stiffness Simulation of Metallic Disc MembraneCouplings Considering Pre-Stretch and Post-BucklingBehaviourMurat Islam, John Crane UK Ltd.
The Development of Machine Learning Tools to Automateand Improve on the Identification of Invasive Non-nativeSpecies and Help Keep Boots off BallastSam Ahdab, Mott MacDonald
1C - COMPUTATIONAL TRIBOLOGY 1
Recent Developments in ModellingTechniques to Study Surface Interactionsin TribologyINVITED PRESENTER: Daniele Dini, Imperial College London
Optimization of Piston-Cylinder LinerConjunction Micro-Geometry forEnhanced Tribo-Dynamic Performance Stephen Bewsher, AVL List GmbH
Utilising Computational Tribology toRealise Multi-Scale Behaviour of ThinSolid FilmsRobin Hildyard, Loughborough University
1D - INTRODUCTION TO THEESSENTIALS OF SPDM
This short taster training course willinclude an introduction to SPDM based on20 years of production experience forengineers currently not using an SPDMsolution. It will cover SPDM projectsuccesses, the core technology of SDMand SPDM, the different classes ofsolutions available, how SPDM fits withother engineering systems and the valueobtainable from SPDM, includingfunctional Digital Twins.
Mark Norris, the SDMConsultancy
1E - CRACKING THE CRUSH TUBE:
A NONLINEAR LARGE DEFORMATIONPROBLEM
The NAFEMS Computational StructuralMechanics Working Group
The Computational Structural MechanicsWorking Group invites you to learn aboutthe many ways of modelling a crush tube.A challenge problem, available from theNAFEMS website, has been posed and thissession will act as a forum forrespondents to discuss their solution andwhy they made the choices that led to it. Asummary of all received submissions willalso be presented.
OPENING OF CONFERENCEPLENARY SESSION
The National Digital TwinKEYNOTE SPEAKER: Mark Enzer, Mott MacDonald
REFRESHMENT BREAK
MONDAY 9TH NOVEMBER 2020 | DAY 1 - MORNING SESSION
2A - COMPOSITES
European Materials Modelling CouncilINVITED PRESENTER: Gerhard Goldbeck, Goldbeck Consulting
Deep-learning Based Distortion Prediction in CompositesProcessingShuang Yan, University of Nottingham
Supporting Innovative Composite TechnologiesAndrew Main, MSC software UK Ltd
Multiscale Modelling of Random and Hybrid DiscontinuousTow Based CompositesRizwan Choudhry, University of Derby
SHORT BREAK
2B - ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE & MACHINELEARNING
Development of a Real-time Engine TemperatureMonitoring System, Using AI Based on Accurate andValidated Thermal Simulation DataAndrew MacLean, Maya HTT UK Ltd.
Increase CAE Productivity Levels Utilizing MachineLearningSigne Stenseth, Open iT
Machine Learning for Satellite Mission Planning UsingWeather DataChristos Constantinou, The Centre for Modelling &Simulation (CFMS)
Artificially Intelligent Segmentation of a Shock AbsorberX-ray CT Scan and BeyondEmmanuela Baksiova, BETA CAE Systems UK Ltd
2C - SHEET METAL FORMABILITY –MATERIAL PROPERTIES, FAILUREAND SIMULATION
This workshop is intended to assist allthose involved in the design of sheetmetal components to identify the keymaterial properties and potential failuremodes during manufacture. The sessionwill demonstrate how CAE methods canbe used to simulate the manufacturingmethod in order to identify any potentialproblems with the process and establish ifpart design changes are required.
WORKSHOP TOPICS – PART 1:
• Introduction to sheet metal formingprocesses
• Characterisation of sheet metalmaterial properties for use insimulation
• Definition of processfailureSimulations
2D - OPEN DISCUSSION
VERIFICATION AND VALIDATION,SPECIFICALLY FOCUSSING ON CODEVERIFICATION
• Recap – what is verification andvalidation (based around theNAFEMS/ASME V&V diagram)
• SGMWG/CFDWG
• Code verification (current practice,best practice)
• SGMWG/CFDWG
• Discussion
2E - UNCERTAINTY QUANTIFICATION 1
Stochastic Topology Optimization ForRobust And Reusable DesignsJohannes Neumann, Rafinex SARL
Dealing with Uncertainty with Confidence Edoardo Patelli, University of Strathclyde
Model Reduction and UncertaintyQuantification for Weld Simulations onFerritic MaterialsJefri Draup, EDF Energy R&D
Uncertainty in Simulation and Test Jack Reijmers, Nevesbu
3A - ELECTROMAGNETICS
Motor Design Optimisation Including ElectromagneticPerformance and Mechanical StressTamara Monti, Dassault Systemes UK Ltd
3D Electromagnetic Eddy-Current Problems within theFinite Element Framework of Computing Platform FEniCSNunzio Palumbo, Rolls Royce plc
END OF DAY 1
3B - INFRASTRUCTURE
Innovation Through Simulation in Built EnvironmentGanga Kasi, Sir Robert McAlpine Ltd
Innovative Techniques for Bridge AssessmentRicardo Teixeira , Mott MacDonald
3C - SHEET METAL FORMABILITY –MATERIAL PROPERTIES, FAILUREAND SIMULATION
WORKSHOP TOPICS – PART 2:
• Discussion of the different materialsused in sheet metal forming
• Description of how materials aretested to establish the requiredmaterial parameters
• Application of simulation with anexample using the Forming Limit Test
3D - FROM GRAINS TO PROPERTIES
CALCULATING BULK SCALE BEHAVIOURFROM MICROSTRUCTURES
Computational Structural MechanicsWorking Group
Modern engineering uses material designto obtain advantageous properties forchallenging applications. This materialdesign is underpinned by advancedsimulation methods that use knowledgeof the microstructure of the materials topredict the bulk-scale material response.This session will focus on one suchtechnique, crystal plasticity finite elementanalysis, and will serve as an introductionto what it does and how it can be used.
3E - UNCERTAINTY QUANTIFICATION 2
Effective Quadratures: EmpoweringEngineers with Open SourceComputational MethodologiesPranay Seshadri, The Alan Turing Institute
Supporting the Design of CompositeComponents using Multi-physicsSimulationsOlivia Stodieck, Daptablade Ltd.
DAY 1 - AFTERNOON SESSIONPLENARY SESSION
Saving the Russian Mir Space Station : The Role of Computerised SimulationKEYNOTE PRESENTER: Michael Foale CBE, British-American Astrophysicist & Former NASA Astronaut
REFRESHMENT BREAK
MONDAY 9TH NOVEMBER 2020 | DAY 1 - AFTERNOON SESSION
4A - ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING
Rapid 3D Inspection of AM Components Using CT: FromDefect Detection to Thermal Performance SimulationCelia Butler, Synopsys
Structural Simulation of Components with Defects - AWorkflow from Computed Tomography to Finite ElementSimulationBeate Lauterbach, Volume Graphics GmbH
REFRESHMENT BREAK
4B - CFD 1
High-Fidelity CFD the Automotive and Motorsport SectorsIn The CloudINVITED PRESENTER: Neil Ashton, Amazon Web Services
Novel Multi-billion Degrees-of-freedom FEA Models forRapid Simulation of the Multi-Physics Behaviour of aComplete Aero EngineNeeraj Cherukunnath, Rolls Royce Plc
5A - MANUFACTURING PROCESS
Finite Element Simulation of the Braiding ProcessMelodie Cueto Carrion, National Composites Centre
Understanding the Manufacturing Cost Drivers ofTolerancesAmanda Bligh, aPriori Technologies
Understanding Powder Behaviour in an AdditiveManufacturing Process by Using DEMMarina Sousani, DEM Solutions Ltd
Manufacturing Process Chain Model in CompositesManufacturingMelodie Cueto Carrion, National Composites Centre
LUNCH
5B - CFD 2
Using Fluid Dynamics for Simulating Exterior BallisticsPhenomenaVéronique de Briey, Royal Military Academy
Employing Advanced CFD to Predict Oil Distribution,Churning Losses and Gearbox CoolingDavid Percival, EnginSoft UK Limited
Numerical and Experimental Evaluation of Tile StovesMode of OperationFlorian Schüssler, ACAM Engineering GmbH
Increasing Product Reliability with Reduced Order ModelsJohn Parry, Mentor Graphics Corp.
5C - WHAT ARE THE CHANCES OFTHE SHIP SNAPPING?CONSIDERATIONS WHEN USINGPROBABILISTIC ANALYSIS
In the April 2019 issue of NAFEMSBENCHMARK magazine, two challengeproblems are presented.
The first one consists of two normaldistributions, producing an analytical(theoretical) solution. The second onecontains several distributions (normal,uniform and lognormal), and therefore anexact solution is not available.
At the NAFEMS World Congress 2019 theseproblems were discussed and a fewsolutions were presented. In this specialsession at the UK Conference, thesesolutions and additional ones will bedeliberated in combination with thetheoretical background and the pitfalls ofthese methods.
The NAFEMS Stochastics TechnicalWorking Group
DAY 2 - MORNING SESSIONPLENARY SESSION
Climate Change – How Can Climate Models Help us to Respond?KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Vicky Pope, Met Office
Innovation through Engineering Simulation - A Rolls-Royce PerspectiveINVITED PRESENTER: Akin Keskin, Rolls Royce
SHORT BREAK
TUESDAY 10TH NOVEMBER 2020 | DAY 2 - MORNING SESSION
4C - COMPUTATIONAL TRIBOLOGY 2
Multi-body Based Multi-physicsApproaches to Simulate ModernPowertrain Tribodynamic ChallengesINVITED PRESENTER: Günter Offner, Loughborough University& AVL List GmbH
Tribodynamic Modelling of High-speedRolling Element Bearings UsingExperimentally Obtained BoundaryConditionsHarry Questa, Loughborough University
6A - INNOVATIVE APPLICATIONS
Drag Coefficient Calculation of Cylindrical StructuresOscillating in Confined Fluid EnvironmentsRezana Zarshat, Expro North Sea Ltd.
Rule-based Automatic Mesh Sizing for FEA and CFDHenry Bucklow, ITI
E-Motor Development At Porsche: Using An Optimization-Driven Multi-Physics Design ProcessSimon Guicheteau, Altair Engineering Ltd.
The Story Behind Building the World's Fastest FullyElectric Aircraft Sabrina Hafid, ANSYS UK Ltd
REFRESHMENT BREAK
6B - CFD 3
Windtech Technology - Measuring Cold Exposure viaConjugate Heat TransferHassan Khawaja, UiT The Arktic University of Norway
Evaluation of Volume Cavity Replacement Technique onIndustrial High-Fidelity CFD ModelsNikolas Mitroglou, BETA CAE Systems UK Ltd.
Design and Optimization of Cooling System Component forEnhanced AirflowJoe Amodeo, Dassault Systemes UK Ltd
Process Optimisation in Robotic Arc Welding byComputational Fluid Dynamics MethodsAlessio Basso, TWI Ltd
6C - SIMULATION GOVERNANCE
A value-focussed approach to thedeployment of Simulation DataManagement in AerospaceMark Norris, The SDMConsultancy
Democratization of the Dough BakingProcessJames Dean, Double PrecisionConsultancy
How to succeed at SPDMMark Norris, The SDMConsultancy
6D - ??????? 6E - MULTIPHYSICS TECHNICALWORKING GROUP PANELDISCUSSION SESSION
Multiphysics Technical Working Group
Workshop details coming soon.
7A - DIGITAL TWINS
Digital Twin : Myth or Reality?INVITED PRESENTER: Prashant Khapane, Jaguar Land Rover
Digital Twins in the Nuclear Industry: Implementation andKey LessonsKonstantin Vikhorev, Virtual Engineering Centre
Hardware and Software System for Managing the LifeCycle of Gas TurbinesDanil Pimanov, Satratek
END OF DAY 2
7B - CFD 4
A Reduced Order Modelling for Flight MechanicsSimulation of a Tilt Wing EVTOL Concept Hovering in aCross-Wind ConditionIndi Tristanto, Rolls-Royce
A Conceptual Study of an Externally Cooled, High VoltageUnderground Cable CrossingStephen King, Dassault Systemes UK Ltd
CFD Discussion Session
7C - INNOVATIVE APPLICATIONS
VMAP Enabling InterprobabiltyIntegrated CAE Simlution WorkflowsGino Duffett, NAFEMS
Parallel Engineering Codes:Performance Optimisation with POPMethodologyFouzhan Hosseini, The NumericalAlgorithms Group Ltd (NAG)
Industrial Digitalisation - UsingImmersive Simulation to betterUnderstand DataIan Cant, Virtual Engineering Centre
7D - SHORT TASTER COURSE:COMPLETE GUIDE TO AUTOMATICDESIGN OPTIMISATION
The short course will explain somepracticalities of doing automatic designoptimization as completely as possible. Thecourse treats optimization generically,independent of sector, and will start bydiscussing design cycles, processsimulation integration, design evaluations,design of experiments and move onto singleand multi-disciplinary (MDO) and multi-objective optimizations (MOO). Time willlimit the information provided and will notenable in depth discussion of more difficultconcepts such as meta models, responsesurface, robust and statistical design.Examples from different sectors will beused to discuss and highlight the differentissues, advantages and disadvantages of thetools available.
Gino Duffett, NAFEMS
DAY 2 - AFTERNOON SESSION TUESDAY 10TH NOVEMBER 2020 | DAY 2 - AFTERNOON SESSION