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Aerospace Simulation Engineering: The Big Issues

Wednesday, November 8th, 2017 | Wichita, KS

Update: "Week of Learning" Just Announced!

As we make every effort to maximizing your learning experience, we are excited to announce our "Week of Learning" initiative. Leading up to and following this conference, we will be offering four one-day courses. Bundle and single purchase options are available. Join us for a full week of learning in Wichita! Additional details, including the courses offered and dates, can be found in the right column. 


Overview

Aerospace manufacturers and suppliers are facing an increasingly challenging and competitive marketplace as their products are becoming more complex via tighter integration of systems and cyber-physical environments. The current industry demands that engineers design safe and reliable aircraft, meet increasingly stringent fuel-economy standards, invent cost-effective approaches for exploiting new fabrication techniques such as additive manufacturing and use of cutting-edge design-for-purpose materials. Utilizing the latest engineering simulation tools effectively, accurately and efficiently to meet business goals has never been more critical, as aerospace engineering continues to move into a highly-advanced technological space. 

NAFEMS Americas and NIAR are co-hosting a one-day event to facilitate awareness and a deeper discussion into how the following “Big Issues” identified by NAFEMS can address these challenges:

  • Simulation Governance
  • Democratization
  • Certification by Simulation
  • Systems Simulation
  • SDM Implementation
  • Manufacturing Process Simulation
  • HPC Deployment
  • Simulation & Additive Manufacturing

This conference will cover a wide range of topics, addressing every aspect of analysis & simulation in engineering in the aerospace industry. 



Description

Located at the NIAR training facility in Wichita, KS, “Aerospace Simulation Engineering: The Big Issues," will cover these topics and more, gathering attendees from the aerospace industry in a non-competitive environment to exchange ideas, identify best practices, and drive the near-future direction of engineering simulation technology and utilization strategy.

This event aims to deliver information and insights on critical topic areas in a manner that maximizes the “take-away” value for attendees. An event agenda and concept championed by several leading figures in the aerospace industry will provide the opportunity to learn about the latest technologies and practices, which attendees can later share and apply within their own organizations.


Keynote Speaker



Agenda

 Time

 Lecture Hall

 

 Room S-210

 8:00-8:10

 Welcome & Introduction
 (A. Wood, NAFEMS) 

 8:10-9:10

 Keynote 
 Finite Element Analysis Validation Requirements and Methods
 (P. Safarian, FAA)

 9:10-9:40

 Smarter Testing Through Simulation for Efficient Design and
 Attainment of Regulatory Compliance
 (J. Castro, The Boeing Company)

 9:40-10:05

 Break

 10:05-10:35

 Collaborative MDO in Aerospace
 (R. Van De Velde, ESTECO)

 

 Model Calibration and
 Validation: A Case Study
 Using a 2-D CFD
 Turbulence Model
 (SmartUQ)

 10:35-11:05

 Multi-Disciplinary Simulation of the
 Deployment and Operation of a Roll-
 up Solar Array
 (B. Ross, MotionPort)

 

 Accelerating Product
 Development: A
 Case-study of Unmanned
 Aerial System from 
 Concept to Production
 (Dassault Systèmes 
 SIMULIA)

 11:05-11:35

 Aircraft Design for the Electric
 Revolution
 (H. Tummescheit, Modelon)

 

 From 3-D Physics, to
 Systems Simulation and
 Embedded Software: An
 Integrated Approach to
 Developing a More
 Electric Aircraft
 (ANSYS)

 11:35-12:05

 The Role of Simulation Governance
 in the Democratization of Simulation
 Through Sim Apps Used in the A&D
 Industry
 (R. Actis, ESRD)

 

 Wing MDO on the Web
 (ESTECO)

 12:05-12:50

 Lunch

 12:50-1:20

 Uncertainty Quantification and
 Digital Engineering in the Aerospace
 and Defense Industry
 (R. Goffee, SmartUQ)

 

 Redefining Design for
 Additive Manufacturing
 through Analysis
 (Altair Engineering)

 1:20-1:50

 Multiscale Modeling of Fiber-
 Reinforced 10-Degree Coupon Tests
 (M. Jackson, Solvay Composite
 Materials)

 

 Improving Global-Local
 Simulation Workflows for
 High-Fidelity Stress and
 Damage Tolerance
 Analysis
 (ESRD)

 1:50-2:20

 Design & Optimization of
 Composites Skin-stringer Panels
 Subjected to Barely Visible Impact
 Damage to Accelerate Innovation in
 Aerospace
 (D. Goyal, Dassault Systèmes
 SIMULIA)

 

 Path to Incorporate Cloud
 into Aerospace's
 Company HPC
 Environment
 (Rescale)

 2:20-2:50

 Structural and Manufacturing
 Optimization of Composite
 Structures  Produced by AFP
 (R. Jopson, Altair Engineering)

 

 Multiscale Simulation of
 Cracking and Residual
 Stresses during
 Composite Curing
 (MultiMechanics)

 2:50-3:15

 Break

 3:15-3:45

 A Simulation Methodology for Metallic Structure to Enable Smarter
 Testing 
 (M. Chengalva, The Boeing Company)

 3:45-4:15

 Finite Element Methodologies for Certification by Analysis
 (L. Gomez, NIAR/Wichita State University)

 4:15-4:45

 Dynamic Simulation for Asteroid Redirect Robotic Mission Capture
 Restraint System Flexible Capture Arms
 (Y. Li, NASA Langley Research Center)

 4:45-5:30

 Panel Discussion: Airplane Certification Deregulation Proposals:
 Can and Should Engineering Analysis by Simulation Replace
 Certification Testing? 

 5:30-6:30

 Reception


Registration

You can register to attend using the "order" button on the right.

Members of NAFEMS: FREE* 
Members of NAFEMS without sufficient seminar credits: $149
Non-members of NAFEMS: $349

*subject to availability of sufficient seminar credits – this event will utilize two (2) seminar credits per delegate. If you would like confirm your seminar credit balance, please contact the event manager, and reference "Engineering Analysis & Simulation in the Aerospace Industry" in the subject line. 

These fees include attendance at the conference, morning and afternoon refreshments, and lunch. Hotel accommodation is not included


Conference Venue

National Center for Aviation Training

4004 N Webb Rd.
Wichita, KS 67226
316.677.9400 / 866.296.4031

Website



Hotel

La Quinta Inn & Suites Wichita Northeast
2660 N. Greenwich Ct.
Wichita, KS 672261
Phone: 316-500-6220

For a discount, refer to the "NIAR" rate when booking your reservation.


Details

Event Type: Conference
Location: Wichita, KS United States
Date: November 8, 2017

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    One Day or a 

    Week of Learning

    Join us in Wichita for all, or some part, of the week of November 6th - 10th. For the first time ever, we are offering five consecutive days of learning with multiple training courses and a conference. Below is the schedule: 

    Monday, November 6th: 

    Training: Fatigue & Fracture Mechanics Analysis

    Tuesday, November 7th:

    Training: Modeling Joints & Connections

    Wednesday, November 8th: 

    Conference: Aerospace Simulation Engineering: The Big Issues

    Thursday, November 9th: 

    Training: Aerospace FEA Modeling Techniques

    Friday, November 10th: 

    Training: Nonlinear Analysis

    Note: We will be providing substantial discounts to individuals interested in attending more than one of the above options. For those bundle options, please choose one of the following: 

    If you would like to enroll multiple people in one, or more, of the options mentioned above, please contact us at americas@nafems.org, or call 1.614.360.1922. 


    Questions?

    Please contact the NAFEMS Americas office with any questions. 


    Free Special Edition Copy of Benchmark Magazine: 

    Simulation in the Aerospace Industry