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SUMMARY:Technology Seminar - High Performance Fibres
DESCRIPTION:This one day technology seminar will cover a wide range of high-performance fibres including glass and carbon fibres\, ceramics\, PE (Dyneema) and Aramid as well as PET\, PA and PCA for technical applications and natural fibres including hemp.\n\nHigh-performance fibres are developed to protect\, defend\, repel\, reinforce\, conduct\, communicate and comfort\, restore and heal.\n\nWednesday 28 September 2022\nDeakin University – Waurn Ponds Campus\nPresented by Dr Dieter Veit is Vice-Director of the Institut für Textiltechnik of RWTH Aachen University\, Germany.\nHigh-performance fibres are developed with unique properties for unique applications. They can offer high strength\, high modulus\, thermal stability at high temperature and/or chemical and solvent resisting mechanical properties. High-performance fibres can also be made to be intelligent\, smart and connective and possess anti-fungal\, anti-microbial and hyper allergenic properties. \nAdditional speakers: \n\nDr. Christopher Hurren: Motorcycle Clothing for Protection and for Everyday Use\nA/Prof. Alessandra Sutti: Textile Treatments for Apparel and Beyond\nDr. Maryam Naebe: Sustainable Fibre-based Materials: Production and Applications\nDarren O’Loughlin\, Business Development for Colan Australia: A quantitative evaluation of Polyacrylate fibres (PCAs).\n\nThis Technology Clinic will cover a wide range of high-performance fibres including glass and carbon fibres\, ceramics\, PE (Dyneema) and Aramid as well as PET\, PA and PCA for technical applications and natural fibres including hemp.\nDate:     Wednesday 28 September 2022 \nVenue: Deakin University\, 75 Pigdons Road\, Waurn Ponds\, VIC 3216 \nG GTP Meeting Room NA Building\, 418 Seminar Room 1B \nParking: Parking is available onsite at $6.00 maximum per day. Limited free parking is also available subject to availability \nTime: 10.00 start and 4.30pm finish \nCatering: Meals and snacks are included in each registration \nCost (inc GST): Members: $245\,  Non-members: $320\,  Students: $155 \nTickets: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/technology-seminar-high-performance-fibres-tickets-404426258827 \nContact for enquiries: admin@compositesaustralia.com.au or 0412 556698 \nEvent brochure: Download event brochure hear. \n\nFeatured speaker: \nDr Dieter Veit has been working in textiles for more than 30 years beginning with his Doctor of Engineering at RWTH Aachen University on the simulation of man-made fibre processing and including an internship with CSIRO in 1992. As a professional\, he has worked in different areas of textile production including cotton spinning\, weaving and man-made fibre. He is author and co-author of several books on a wide range of textile subjects including textile technology and artificial intelligence. His latest book ‘Fibers: History\, Production\, Properties\, Market’\, will be released at the end of this year.
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LOCATION:Deakin Unversity\, 75 Pigdons Road\, Waurn Ponds\, VIC 3216 G GTP Meeting Room NA Building\, Room NA 1.418 Seminar Room 1B\, Waurn Ponds\, Victoria\, 3216\, Australia
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