CADFEM Conference Rapperswil 2024 - June 20th
CADFEM Conference Rapperswil 2024
Attend this unique event on simulation
Why should you register to the CADFEM Conference 2024?
It is a unique event on simulation
This on-site event offers attendees, lectures delivered by engineers, from all Swiss industry, working in the R&D departments using Ansys simulation software. It is an opportunity to hear about real simulation projects and to personally engage with CADFEM engineers. Attendees can vote for the best presentation and network with peers from different industrial companies during breaks, lunch, or the apero at the end of the conference.
Participation is free, reservations are mandatory. So don't forget to register !
Topics of the conference
- structural mechanics,
- fluid dynamics,
- AI and simulation
- automation (Python based applications)
- digital twins,
- electromagnetics,
- machine tool development,
- composite
27 companies present their projects
- ABB Switzerland Ltd
- Bühler AG
- Tribecraft AG
- Zimmer GmbH
- inspire AG / MORe Simulations
- RBF Morph srl
- OST Rapperswil
- RhySearch
And many more!
Location
OST – Ostschweizer Fachhochschule, Campus Rapperswil : A modern and innovative education institution ideally situated between Rapperswil train station and Lake Zurich with a unique machine park on the Eichwies industrial estate. OST’s The Simulation Conference will be held in the Obersee Campus.
Oberseestrasse 10, Postfach 1475, 8640 Rapperswil-Jona
OST is right next to the Rapperswil train station. We recommend using public transport. Train station is Rapperswil SG. From the train station you can easily access to the OST Rapperswil.
The nearest public car park is around ten minutes’ walk away (see also local parking guidance system). There are only a few paid parking spaces available close to the university (maximum parking duration: 2 hours). The parking garage is reserved for OST members, from Monday to Friday, 6:00 to 17:00.
At Eichwies technology park the parking is located in front of Building 20 and on the south side of Building 18 by the train tracks.
Agenda
The Simulation Conference is basically divided in three parts.
It starts with the plenary session in the morning, followed by specific topic sessions, and ends with the plenary session of the afternoon. So please pick the topics that fit you best in the relevant room.
All through the day take advantage of breaks, lunchtime and "apéro" to meet our guests, visit our partners at their booths and talk with CADFEM's engineers.
Enjoy your day!
Plenary session - Morning | Aula 4.101
09:00 | Welcome & Introduction |
09:15 | "Digitale Zwillinge" Michael Schreiner , RhySearch - Abstract |
09:40 | Thermal Monitoring - Der digitale Zwilling für die Werkzeugmaschine Daniel Spescha, Inspire AG - Abstract |
10:05 | Pitching of next sessions Mechanical, DEM, Systems, Data validation, Automatisation, AI - Abstract |
Structures (Aula, main room 4.101) ; Automatisation (Room 4.112); Particle (Room 4.113); CFD / Systems (Room 4.113); AI (Room 4.114 & 4.115) |
11:10 | Schweissnahtnachweis mit dem Kerbspannungskonzept in ANSYS Tim Kirchhoff, ihf Ingenieurgesellschaft GmbH - Abstract |
11:35 | Auslegung eines Flugzeug-Elektromotors mit FKM inside ANSYS Marius Robinson, Cellsius - Abstract |
12:00 | Vom 3D-Scan zum Ersatzteil Dr. Kilian Schillai, Eptra Engineering GmbH - Abstract |
Lunch | |
13:40 | Fiberloop - Entwicklung einer Optimierungsroutine für kurzfaserverstärkte Spritzgussbauteile Dominik Schmid, OST Rapperswil - Abstract |
14:05 | Mikroskalenmodellierung von technischen Textilien zur Vorhersage von Faserverbundeigenschaften Oliver Döbrich, ZHAW - Abstract |
14:30 | TBD Andreas Winistörfer, Carbo-Link Fehraltdorf |
14:55 | Ein strukturierter Ansatz für nachhaltige Produktentwicklung (Eco audit) Ole Müller Tribecraft AG, Daniel Wenger CADFEM (Suisse) AG - Abstract |
Pause |
11:10 | The influence of air pore pressure on the snow cover entrainment mechanisms and dynamics of snow avalanches Camille Huitorel,WSL Institut für Schnee und Lawinenforschung SLF - Abstract |
11:35 | Advanced particle simulation of rice whitening processes Clement Zémerli, Bühler AG - Abstract |
12:00 | Entwicklung von Vertikalen Rührwerksmühlen mit DEM Robert Probst, Swiss Tower Mills Minerals AG - Abstract |
12:25 | Lunch Break |
13:40 | "TBD" Ghalib Thwapia, ABB Switzerland Ltd |
14:05 | CFD-Simulation der Ausbreitung des radioaktiven Schwerwassers in der Neutronanlage am PSI Weiqun Geng, FHNW - Abstract |
14:30 | Anwendung von CFD-Analysen für die Risikoabschätzung von Maschinen in ATEX-Umgebungen: von der Identifizierung des Problems bis zur Designoptimierung Philippe Senn & Edoardo Arrivabeni, SAECON Sagl |
14:55 | Systemsimulation Ingenieurbüro bratschi GmbH |
Pause |
11:10 | Combining PyANSYS and APDL to optimize the dynamic behavior of large electric motors using the NSGA-II algorithm Soren Bogh Andersen, ABB Switzerland Ltd - Abstract |
11:35 | Computation time optimization using PyANSYS and PyVista libraries for nuclear application François Molette & Julien Nussbaum, DAES SA - Abstract |
12:00 | Simulationsdaten als erster Baustein zur Sicherung der Datenqualität Marc Schöning, e+a Elektromaschinen und Antriebe AG - Abstract |
Lunch |
13:40 | Erfahrungen zur Einführung eines SPDM Systems am Beispiel der Firma Dieffenbacher Marc Vidal, CADFEM Germany GmbH - Abstract |
14:05 | 7-Schrittmethodik zur Erstellung einer FMEA, modellbasiert (in Anlehnung an die AIAG/VDA) Dr. Daniel Henseler, Inauen Schätti - Abstract |
14:30 | Entwicklung und Validierung eines Models zur Primärstabilität für in silico klinische Studien Christine Müri, Zimmer Switzerland Manufacturing GmbH - Abstract |
14:55 | Simulation im Entwicklungsprozess von Produktionssystemen Mayra Hoppstädter, inspire AG / MORe Team - Abstract |
Pause |
11:10 | Machine learning to empower engineering organization: technology & applications Lorenz Frey, Neural Concept SA |
11:35 | Universal machine learning based on probalistic intelligence Dmitrij Ivanov, Probaligence GmbH |
12:00 | Erkennung von Plausibilität in Finite-Elemente-Simulationen mit Deep-Learning-Netzen Sebastien Bickel, Universtät Erlangen-Nürnberg - Abstract |
Lunch | |
13:40 | TBD Marco Biancolini, RBF Morph GmbH |
14:05 | How does AI help in customer support? CADFEM (Suisse) AG |
14:30 | Panel discussion Opportunities of AI in simulation |
15:20 | Pause |
Plenary session - Afternoon | Aula 4.101
16:00 | Rechte für Roboter - die Verantwortung der Menschen Beat Schmied, Schmied Engineering - Abstract |
16:25 | Präsentation Gewinner des CADFEM Academic Simulation Award Manfred Maurer, CADFEM (Suisse) AG |
16:45 | Pokalübergabe Gewinner Best Paper 2024 - Abschluss der Konferenz |
17:00 | Apéro |
What happened in 2023 at the CADFEM Conference?
In 2023, CADFEM's conference brought together 300 simulation enthusiasts at OST – Ostschweizer Fachhochschule, Campus Rapperswil. The audience could attend the 37 presentations in the main hall and the parallel sessions.
The best paper elected by the audience was M. Alain Capt of Bernina: Optimale Produkteverpackung durch entwicklungsbegleitende Falltestsimulation
Please visit the archive webpage of the Simulation Conference of 2023 and find other examples of presentations.
Eventually, everybody enjoyed the apero to network in in a warm atmosphere, at the end of the conference.
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Frequently Asked Questions
No, participation is free and does not involve any obligation but registration.
The event will be taking place on site, live at OST – Ostschweizer Fachhochschule, Campus Rapperswil. Please save the date in your calendar.
No, CADFEM will not pass any data of any kind to any third parties.
No hand-outs or documents are going to be provided during the Simulation Conference. You will be able to retrieve the presentations of the event, with no disclosure restriction, on the website after the Simulation Conference.
CADFEM Contact
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