show preview u instrumentation, Analysis & Testing exhibition 2019 Instrumentation, Analysis & Testing Exhibition
engineering year and with visitors travelling from across the UK it is seen by many as the go-to event for testing and analysis technologies. returning to the Silverstone Wing at Silverstone race Circuit on 2 april, the exhibition is an opportunity to visit the 65 exhibitors to see the latest equipment and technologies as well as being a great meeting point for the exchange of ideas and contacts. The event, which has been running for over 30
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years, is aimed at companies and individuals with an interest in the field of engineering involving measurement, analysis, testing and prediction. It covers many sectors including Automotive, Aerospace, Motorsport, Rail, Off-Highway, Mechanical Handling, Civil Engineering, Industrial and Power Generation. Attendance is free and visitors receive complimentary refreshments along with free parking. In addition, for 2019 all visitors will have the chance to win a pair of tickets to the Formula 1 British Grand Prix. A key part of the day is the series of mini
seminars and this year’s overall theme is “Bridging the Gap between the Virtual & Physical Worlds”. The programme of eight presentations throughout the day will cover a wide range of topics from well-respected engineers across several different sectors. The keynote speaker is Ian Jones, Expert-Metrology; Structures Test from Airbus who will present “The Route towards Smarter Testing of Aircraft Structures”. Ian will outline a Smarter Testing approach proposed within Airbus that challenges the requirements for physical validation at all of the test pyramid levels and, depending upon the maturity of the technology, either a PVT or a structural test, will be used to qualify the component. New for 2019 will be a live demonstration
showing the synchronised interaction between an AB Dynamics controlled vehicle (using their new Flex-0 drive-by-wire system) and their LaunchPad platform which represents Vulnerable Road Users (such as cyclists) for ADAS and autonomous vehicle validation. The Instrumentation, Analysis & Testing
Exhibition opens at 10am on 2 April. More information and free registration is available at
www.e-i-s.org.uk. The Engineering Integrity Society is a long-
established charitable society and consists of a number of associated groups comprised of experts from industry, each focusing on a particular area of fatigue, testing and durability and sound and vibration. The Society, which aims to inspire newly qualified engineers to embrace engineering as their chosen profession, is supported and sponsored by both industry and academia. As well as running this annual exhibition, the EIS is committed to
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promoting events and publications, providing a forum for experienced and new engineers to discuss present industrial needs, new technologies and to stimulate both company and personal development. A number of seminars are planned for the first
half of 2019 including: Electrifying Challenges for Road and Tyre Noise (MIRA Technology Institute 15 May), Durability & Integrity of Additive Manufactured Products: Do you really know what you’ve made? (MTC, Coventry 18 June), Integrity of Structural Joints Subjected to Fatigue Loads (AMRC, Sheffield 4 July) and Young Engineers Seminars (various dates).
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Mini SeMinar PrograMMe
KEYNOTE: The Route towards Smarter Testing of Aircraft Structures - Ian Jones, Airbus
Roads and how to incorporate them realistically into the virtual world - Gordon Airey, University of Nottingham & Jan Prins, Jaguar Land Rover
Engineering an electric vehicle for road noise - Mark Burnett - HORIBA MIRA
How Simple is as Simple as Possible? - Peter Heyes - HBM Prenscia
Best Practice Materials Data Management – ensuring quality, traceability, and return on investment - Steve Laine - Granta Design
Bridging the Gap between the Virtual & Physical Worlds – A perspective from the Off-Highway Construction and Agricultural Equipment Industry - David Panni - JCB
Experimental Dynamic Substructuring: how to create Test Based Models for FEM - Dennis de Klerk - Mueller BBM
Virtual Prototyping using a Driving Sound Simulator and Binaural Transfer Path Analysis / Synthesis - Bernd Philippen - Head Acoustics
February 2019 Instrumentation Monthly
he instrumentation, analysis & Testing exhibition has become a significant event in the
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