Technical Group Webinar
JOIN OUR POLYMERS AND COMPOSITES/NDT AND CONDITION MONITORING TECHNICAL GROUPS (TG7/TG8) WEBINAR
Who should attend?
Designers, materials engineers, fabrication supervisors, quality control personnel, NDT engineers, anyone curious about composites and adhesives.
What will you learn?
Most manufacturing standards and requirements for freedom from flaws are based on the needs of the metals fabrication sector. These focus on joints, as the materials themselves are usually controlled/inspected at source, and the types of flaw are specific to welding.
Where polymers, composites or a combination of metals and polymeric materials are used, a different approach is needed, both for the areas to be controlled/inspected and the types of flaws sought. This applies at the composite manufacturing stage, joining, and for in-service inspections.
This event will highlight the types of flaws encountered in composite manufacture, including joining, and present some strategies for detecting/controlling these.
Expert from industry will be presenting on a range of topics:
- Ewen Kellar, Consultant, TWI Ltd on The Source of Detects in Adhesively Bonded Joints
- Sadik Omairey, Senior Research Fellow, Brunel Composites Centre, Brunel University London on Stochastic Simulation of Defects in Polymeric Materials
- Nathan Hartley, Section Manager, NRT and Calum Hoyle, Team Manager, NRT, TWI Ltd on Emerging THz Inspection Techniques Advanced Materials
- Pete Sheppard, Senior Naval Architect, RNLI on Putting it Into Practice - Composite Manufacturing and Inspection in Industry
FEES
- Professional Members of The Welding Institute:
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- AWeldI: £25 + VAT (£30)
- TechWeldI/MWeldI/FWeldI: Free
- Industrial Members of TWI Ltd: £25 + VAT (£30)
- Non-members: £95 + VAT (£114)
- Retired Members: £25 + VAT (£30)
- Students: £25 + VAT (£30)
- TWI Training Customers: £75 + VAT (£90)
- TWI Training School Customers with professional membership: Free: Please contact us with your Training Customer ID Number
TWI Staff - please contact Hafiza Rahman if you wish to register.
Please note that payment must be made before the event in order to receive the joining instructions for the event.
CAN'T MAKE IT ON THE DAY?
If you can't join us on the day, you can still access the recording of the webinar and the presentations by registering ahead of the event.*
*presentation dissemination is dependent on presenter consent.
ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP (AWeldI) OF THE WELDING INSTITUTE
Registering on this Technical Group webinar as a
non-member or a TWI Training Customer without Professional Membership gives you
full Associate Membership (AWeldI) for one year. To activate your membership, just complete the highlighted fields on the event registration form.
You will also benefit from:
BENEFITS OF ATTENDING THIS WEBINAR
- Information transfer from experts
- Discussion, questions and answers on the specific topics
- A broader understanding of the extent of standards in the industry
- Attendance of this event qualifies for CPD
CONTINUOUS PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT (CPD)
The Welding Institute awards points towards CPD for delegates attending this webinar. Every hour attendance of an event will earn 2 points towards your continuing professional development.
Please contact hafiza.rahman@twi.co.uk if you require a certificate of attendance towards your continuing professional development.
Nathan Hartley
TWI Ltd
Development of Methodology for Inspection for the Management of Ageing Assets
Professor John Wintle is a mechanical engineer and a recognised international authority on the life management and inspection of ageing assets as they approach and enter the life extension phase. He has worked extensively for the HSE and the Energy Institute providing guidance for the nuclear, offshore oil and gas and other high hazard industry sectors where the potential hazards are high and the consequences of failure are severe.
Ewen Kellar
TWI Ltd
The source of defects in adhesively bonded joints
Ewen has worked in the field of adhesion and adhesive technology for over 30 years, predominantly at TWI. During that time he has worked in almost every industry sector and with a vast array of applications including those in motorsports, medicine, automotive, shipping, aircraft, electronics, trains and even clothing and footwear. He has supported the Bloodhound supersonic car development, provided expert input into television documentaries and quiz shows and even appeared on the One Show on BBC1. He is the author of over thirty publications, a chapter contributor in three books and has presented at many conferences around the world.
Pete Sheppard
Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI)
Presentation: TBC
Pete has spent 30 years working as a laminator, boat builder, project manager and naval architect as well as having been involved in the marine industry at many levels.
He has been responsible for the structural design and build of prototype lifeboats, the production of various classes and many repairs of in-service boats. Specifying materials, processes and testing and overseeing repairs in internal and external yards.
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