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Developing technologies and applications for electrically and thermally
conductive plastics

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Day 1: Wednesday, 14 September 2022

12:40

Lunch and registration

14:10

Opening announcements

SESSION 1: DEVELOPING AND PROCESSING CONDUCTIVE COMPOUNDS

14:20

Continuous production process for thermally and electrically conductive polymer
compounds

 * Overview bipolar plate production technologies: advantages and disadvantages
 * Innovative continuous production process for bipolar plates based on
   thermoplastic polymers
 * Application examples of bipolar plates based on thermoplastic polymers

Dr. Anna Grevé, Head of Department Electrochemical Energy Storage, Fraunhofer
UMSICHT, Germany

14:50

Improved dispersion and interfacial interaction of conductive particles in
Polypropylene using di-block polymers

 * Improved dispersion of particles in PP
 * Enhanced interaction of particles in PP
 * Improved mechanical properties

Simon Waddington, Business Development Director, Interface Polymers, UK

Advanced Technology Innovation Centre, Loughborough University, UK

15:20

Production of anisotropic conductive polymer films, with thermal or electric
conductivity properties

 * Use of an electric field to align conductive particles in polymer films;
   advantages and application in a R2R process to produce anisotropic conductive
   films
 * Properties and specific advantages of electrically and thermally conductive
   films manufactured using above technology, including the performance range
   and application areas in the Anisotropic Conductive Adhesive (ACA) and
   Thermal Interface Material
 * Market gaps and potentials addressed by the technology, some specific product
   and application examples

Morten Lindberget, VP Sales & Marketing, CondAlign, Norway

15:50

Coffee break

16:30

Developing highly-filled compounds with improved heat transfer properties

 * Development of graphite-polymer heat sinks for corrosive media
 * Extrusion of foils with thermal conductivities > 2 W/mK
 * Embossing of highly filled foils for plate heat exchanger

Dr.-Ing. Marco Grundler, B.Sc. Group Leader Materials and Compounding
Technology, ZBT, Germany

17:00

Enhanced electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding with conductive materials

 * Demonstration of high EMI shielding with long steel fiber products
 * High EMI shielding with thermally conductive plastics
 * Analysis of effects of design parameters on EMI shielding – thickness, filler
   content, etc.

Dr. Bernhard Pfeiffer, Global Automotive Manager, Celanese, Germany

SESSION 2: MEASURMENT AND TESTING

17:30

Accelerated thermal conductivity testing for enhanced thermally conductive
plastics

 * Thermal Performance characterization of high-performance plastics
 * Thermal Mapping [of] conductive plastics
 * Thermal conductivity data collection for high-performance injection molding
   polymers

Ana Paula de Castilho, Regional Manager, C-Therm Technologies, Canada

18:00

Effect of aluminium hydrate/aluminium oxide and nanosilica on the performance of
thermoplastic (EVA)/silicone polymer (PDMS) based low to medium voltage
dielectric composite/electrical insulator for power transmission line

 * Effect of fillers on electrical, thermal, mechanical, surface hydrophobicity,
   and surface morphology for the performance of this composite product
 * Effect of accelerated aging on the various properties and surface morphology
   of composite product in real life outdoor conditions
 * Evaluation of life based on the performance of composite material under
   accelerated environmental condition

Dr. Dipankar Ghosh, Assistance General Manager, Principal Engineer Product and
Technology Development, Application Support, Hindalco Innovation Centre, India

18:30

Networking reception

Day 2: Thursday 15 September 2022

9:00

Welcome coffee

9:30

Opening announcements

SESSION 3: DEVELOPMENTS IN CARBON ADDITIVES

9:40

Benefits of high aspect ratio graphites for thermally and electrically
conductive plastics developments

 * The thermal conductivity performance of graphites and high aspect ratio
   graphites
 * The electrical conductivity and EMI shielding performance of compounds based
   on carbon additives blends
 * The benefit of high aspect ratio graphite for self-lubrication of polymers

Anna Ellet, Field Application Engineer Polymers, Imerys Graphite & Carbon,
France

10:10

Novel polymer-graphite-compounds with high flexibility and conductivity

 * Graphite specialties for electrical and thermal conductivity in combination
 * Special features and benefits in thermoplastics, thermosets and elastic
   systems
 * Challenges in processing and how to overcome them

Angelina Schöffel, Customer support and marketing, Georg H. Luh, Germany

Dr Matthias Hübner, Product management, technical sales and R&D manager for
Masterbatches/ Compounds, Caparol, Germany

10:40

The benefits of using multiwall carbon nanotube compounds in automotive
applications

 * Multiwall carbon nanotubes are versatile polymer additives with unique
   electrical, mechanical and thermal properties
 * In the automotive industry they replace other materials for improved
   properties, reduced weight and ease of production
 * An overview of the benefits of using carbon nanotubes for external body
   parts, fuel lines, quick connectors, battery casings, tyres and structural
   body is given

Carla Sottili, Polymers Business Unit Manager, Nanocyl, Belgium

11:10

Coffee break

11:50

Next generation conductive carbon additives – addressing today’s performance and
sustainability challenges

 * A new carbon black with low moisture uptake, a solution for the most
   demanding ESD applications
 * Providing highest conductivity levels and EMI shielding, Carbon
   Nanostructures for new mobility applications
 * For a better future, the role of conductive carbon additives in the
   advancement of sustainability

Dominique Strässler, Global Segment Manager, Cabot Switzerland, Switzerland

12:20

Developing right carbon black solutions for electrically conductive applications

 * Carbon black material’s basic structure-property-processing-performance
   relationship
 * Impacts of compounding, downstream processes on the conductivity of finished
   goods
 * A solution that balances the conductivity, processibility, and mechanical
   performances of the compound

Jun Tian, Principal Scientist, Birla Carbon, Germany

SESSION 4: DESIGN AND APPLICATIONS

12:50

Delivering safe packaging solutions for hazardous areas

 * A new antistatic additive providing a solution for electrostatic charging of
   plastics, giving materials long-lasting antistatic properties
 * Cooperation between DUO PLAST and BASF to launch the world’s first stretch
   film approved for use in potentially explosive areas
 * Advantages and features of the new antistatic stretch film for load unit‘s
   security based on case studies

Anja Oltmanns, Key Account Sales Manager, BASF Polyurethanes, Germany

Nina Schnitzler, Team Leader Key Account Management, DUO Plast, Germany

13:20

Lunch

14:50

Highly thermally conductive, electrically insulating compounds as enabler for
high performance heatsink components

 * Highly thermally conductive, electrically insulating compounds
 * Newly developed thermal conductive compounds with high filler contents (up to
   80 %vol), potential to be injection moulded and offered on a commercially
   attractive level
 * Applications as heatsink in the area of lighting

Dr. Herwig Juster, Director Sales and Product Management, PlastFormance, Germany

15:20

High-performance material solutions for the future mobility

 * Thermally conductive mineral additives for Gap Filler, Thermal Pad and
   Adhesive applications in Battery Modules
 * Advanced halogen-free solutions for flame retarded EV battery housings
 * Light-weight formulations with thermally conductive and flame retarding
   solutions for superior performance

Ioannis Papazoglou, R&D Scientist, Huber Engineered Materials, Germany

15:20

Application of thermally conductive plastics for lighting of vertical garden
project

 * The Living Farming Tree project by Hexagro and LATI: the first vertical
   garden inspired by biophilic design
 * Thermally conductive plastics for free-standing heat sinks used to house the
   electronics and LED lights 
 * Reducing weight, complexity and carbon footprint of traditional solutions

Dr Luca Posca, Group Technical Assistance & Marketing Director, LATI Industrial
Thermoplastics, Italy

16:20

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