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SUMMARY:Looking for Flame Retardant Solutions?
DESCRIPTION:SPE’s National Week of Flame Retardants\, hosted by the SPE Non Halogen Flame Retardant Materials TIG\, and taking place online January 22-25\, 2024\, will feature industry leaders showcasing recent advancements in flame retardant (FR) technologies. Attendees will engage in discussions surrounding the technological and regulatory landscape of flame retardants. \nPresentations will delve into the innovative applications of halogen-free flame retardants\, shedding light on their advantages and potential applications across various industries. \nWhy Attend? \n\nGain valuable insights into the most recent advancements in fire retardant technologies.\nExplore the latest testing protocols and regulatory requirements.\n\nWho Should Attend? \n\nMaterial and additive suppliers that offer fire-retardant solutions.\nCompounder industries.\nSectors employing flame-retardant plastics\, including building and construction\, cables\, insulation\, automotive and transportation\, electrical and electronics\, aerospace\, military\, and defense.\n\nResearchers and academic professionals engaged in the advancement of innovative flame retardant technologies. \nRegistration Rates \nSPE Members \nStandard Rate: $149 \nNonMembers \nStandard Rate: $349
URL:https://pd3.4spe.org/event/looking-for-flame-retardant-solutions/
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SUMMARY:Design For.... Success When Undertaking Metal to Plastic Conversion Projects
DESCRIPTION:Plastics and composites offer designers a unique opportunity to reduce part cost while improving part and assembly quality. However\, when undertaking a project that is looking to convert a part or assembly from more traditional materials to these polymeric based materials\, extra attention needs to be given to the performance requirements of the end assembly\, and how material selection and manufacturing may influence the overall part quality of the final molded product. This talk will highlight what properties of these composites and plastics need to be evaluated to make the conversion a success. Additionally\, the speaker will highlight how simulation tools like structural FEA and Moldflow can be proactively utilized to help minimize failure modes or late design changes that will derail your project. \nErik Foltz is a Senior Managing Engineer at The Madison Group. For over 15 years\, Erik has worked with his  customers\, across all industries\, to successfully design and manufacture plastic components through all phases of the product design process. His specialties include plastic part design verification\, process optimization and troubleshooting for injection and compression molding\, and plastics failure root cause analysis. He has experience with thermoplastic\, thermoset\, elastomeric\, and composite materials. Erik is also a Certified Professional Moldflow® Consultant.
URL:https://pd3.4spe.org/event/design-for-success-when-undertaking-metal-to-plastic-conversion-projects/
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