Bristol Composites Institute are attending this year’s ICCM24 in Baltimore, Maryland between 4-8 August.
In partnership with NCC – Innovating for Industry, BCI will be on booth 208 in the Main Hall.
You can also watch the below technical presentations from BCI speakers across the week:
Monday 4th August
4:30pm EDT, Room 309: Testing and Progressive Failure Modelling of a Wind Turbine Blade Spar Capweb Joint Substructure Dr Tobias Laux – University of Bristol.
Tuesday 5th August
9:35am EDT, Exhibit Hall C: Welcome Remarks and Introductions to CerTest special session: Certification for Analysis Workshop, Prof Ole Thomsen – University of Bristol
9:55am EDT, Room 309: Effect of Clamping Force and Environmental Conditioning on the Mechanical Performance of Bolted Composite Laminates Dr Neha Chandarana – University of Bristol
10:10am EDT, Exhibit Hall C: Imaging Based Sub-Structure Testing and Data Fusion Methodologies for Integration of Virtual and Physical Data Prof Janice Barton, Prof Ole Thomsen – University of Bristol
4:10pm EDT, Exhibit Hall C: Wrap Up/Closing Comments Prof Ole Thomsen – University of Bristol
4:10pm EDT Poster Session: Development and Characterisation of Bamboo and Natural-Fibre Composite-Wrapped Tow-Reinforced Trusses
Poster Presenter: Matthew Lillywhite – Bristol Composites Institute. Authors: Benjamin Woods – University of Bristol, Byung Chul Kim – University of Bristol, Terence Macquart – University of Bristol
Wednesday 6th August
9:35am EDT, Room 317: Is There a Hybrid Effect in Tensile and Compressive Failure of Carbon Fibre Composites Prof Michael Wisnom – University of Bristol
9:55am EDT, Room 318: Incorporation of High-Fidelity Experimental Data into Finite Element Models for Enhanced Comparison and Analysis Dr Meng Yi Song – University of Bristol
11:30am EDT, Room 319: Combined In-Situ Microscopy and Acoustic Emission Monitoring of Transverse Cracking in CFRP Cross-ply Laminates Mr Spyridon Spyridonidis – University of Bristol
2:45pm EDT, Room 319: Application of Infrared Imaging to Reveal Hidden Defects in CFRP Laminates Prof Janice Barton – University of Bristol
3:05pm EDT, Room 310: Characterisation of Embedded Channel Networks in CFRPs for Active Cooling Mr Toby Wilcox – University of Bristol
Thursday 7th August
10:15am EDT, Room 317: Integration of Fuzzy Carbon Overbraids into Structural Members for Improved Compressive Performance Dr Laura Rhian Pickard – University of Bristol
11:00am EDT, Room 310: Programmable Shape Transformation in Multilayer Fiber Composites Through 4D Printing Mr Erdem Yildiz – University of Bristol
11:20am EDT, Room 319: The Effect of Optical Fibre CrossSectional Shape and Microstructure on Out of Plane Strain Sensitivity in Flexible Photonic Sensors Dr Robin Hartley – University of Bristol
3:05pm EDT, Room 317: he Experimental Investigation of the Compressive Performance of Pultruded Rod Composite Struts Dr Bohao Zhang – University of Bristol
Friday 8th August
9:45am EDT, Room 317: Laminate Hybridization using High Modulus Carbon Thin Plies for Enhanced Compressive Performance Mr Yousef Rifai – University of Bristol
11:0am, Room 307: Differential Eddy Current Sensing Probe and It’s Implementation in Automated Composite Manufacturing Applications Mr Ege Arabul – University of Bristol