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Conference Review The 6th Edition CPRJ Plastics in Automotive Conference & Showcase Conference Review 2-3.6.2016 | Grand Metropark Hotel Kunshan, China Hosts: Adsale Publishing Ltd. Shanghai Society of Automotive Engineers Organizer: China Plastic & Rubber Journal Supporters: SAIC VOLKSWAGEN CHINAPLAS Society of Plastic Engineers SpecialChem.com Media Partners: Supporting Media: More Details: AdsaleCPRJ.com/AutoConference 1 / 12 The 6th Edition CPRJ Plastics in Automotive Conference & Showcase Salute to the following sponsors VIP Sponsor: Diamond Sponsors: Gold Sponsors: Exhibitors: Other Sponsors: 2 / 12 The 6th Edition CPRJ Plastics in Automotive Conference & Showcase Programme 2 Jun Morning Session 08:00-12:00 08:00 Audience Reception 08:45 Welcome Remarks Adsale Group Adsale Publishing Ltd. - Janet Tong, General Manager Shanghai Society of Automotive Engineers - Liang Yuanchong, General Secretary 09:05 Society of Automotive Engineers of China/ Automobile Lightweighting Technology Innovation Strategic Alliance Committee - Chen Yilong, Expert Consultant Automotive lightweighting and applications of carbon fibers 09:35 Guangdong YIZUMI Precision Machinery Co., Ltd. - Richard Yan, Managing Director / Li Donghai, Assistant General Manager Lightweight design based on injection molding technology 10:10 Coffee Break / Networking / Exhibition Visiting 10:30 Roundtable: Innovative Automotive Technology Beijing Electric Vehicle Co., Ltd. - Chen Ping, Chief Engineer SAIC Volkswagen Automotive Co., Ltd. - Wang Juefeng, Senior Manager of Vehicle Body Planning Department FAW Group Science and Technology Association - Tian Hongfu, Secretary General Zhengzhou Yutong Bus Co., Ltd. - Tang Wang, Deputy Technical Supervisor, President of Technology Research Institute Yanfeng Global Automotive Interior Systems Co., Ltd. - Li Ran, Senior Manager of Products Innovation Ningbo Huaxiang Natural Fiber Technology Co., Ltd. - Sun Jun, General Manager Society of Automotive Engineers of China/ Automobile Lightweighting Technology Innovation Strategic Alliance Committee - Chen Yilong, Expert Consultant Secretary of consulting project “High performance fibers and automotive lightweighting development” by Chinese Academy of Engineering - Yu Muhuo, Professor, Donghua University 11:40 BEKUM Maschinenfabriken GmbH/ Morglory International Co., Ltd. - Andreas Kandt, Managing Director & Jojo Ge, BEKUM Sales Representative More than 3D blow molding 12:00 Lunch Networking 2 Jun Afternoon Session 13:30-18:00 Sub Forum A: Smart connect and innovation design Hall A, The Host: Yan Bo 13:30 Yanfeng Global Automotive Interior Systems Co., Ltd. - Li Ran, Senior Manager of Products Innovation Intellectualization of future interiors 14:00 Demag Plastics Machinery (Ningbo) Co., Ltd. - Jack Liu, Application Engineering Department Manager / MAi-Automation Technology (Ningbo) Co. Ltd. - Florian Baumgarten, Director Lighter weight & Smarter appeararance - Realized by Technologies 14:20 SAIC Volkswagen Automotive Co., Ltd. - Sun Haitao, Supervisor of Vehicle Body Planning Department The planning of automation for white car body production line at SAIC Motor 14:50 Coffee Break / Networking / Exhibition Visiting 15:20 Quality Management and Materials Technical Department, FAW-Volkswagen Automotive Co., Ltd. - Shang Linlin, Engineer The color design and control of automotive interiors 15:50 Geely Automobile Research Institute - Liu Kai, Supervisor Engineer The roadmap for innovative design development of Geely 16:20 Shanghai Jiao Tong University National Die & Mould CAD Engineering Research Center - Yan Bo, Associate Professor/Postdoctor The application and development of numerical simulation technology in injection molding and mechanical properties of plastic parts 16:50 Brainstorm: How to promote the effective interaction between materials, processing and design? / The influence of smart internet era to automotive industry Sub Forum B: Lightweighting Hall B, The Host: Song Tingrui 13:30 Member of European Auto Lightweight Technology Alliance - Song Tingrui, Professor The design and digitalization of composite materials in lighweighting solutions 14:00 Dow Chemical (China) Investment Co., Ltd. - Alice Zhang, Senior Development Engineer, China ENGAGETM POE: Enabling new generation TPO 14:20 YAPP Automotive Parts Co., Ltd. - Frank Zhu, Director of R&D Center New technology and application of plastic fuel tanks 14:50 RADICI Plastics (Suzhou) Co., Ltd. - David Qi, Strategic Marketing and BD Manager How we integrated material sustainability in our company. A truly strategic decision and road map 15:10 Ningbo Huaxiang Natural Fiber Technology Co., Ltd. - Yu Yingbin, General Manager Applications of natural fiber composites in automotive industry 15:40 Ningbo Bole Intelligent Equipment Co., Ltd. – Liu Yupeng, General Manager of Marketing Department Application of continuous fiber injection moulding in automotive lightweight 16:00 Coffee Break / Networking / Exhibition Visiting 16:30 Nanjing Julong Science&Technology Co., Ltd. - Chao Fen, Product Manager Development and application of PA & PP in automotive lightweighting 16:50 SAIC Motor Passenger Vehicle Corporation - Hu Renqi, Senior Manager of Central Lab The material handling at SAIC Motor Passenger Vehicle Corporation 17:20 Brainstorm: The bottlenecks and solutions of automotive lightweighting development Sub Forum C: Lightweighting and interiors/exteriors Hall C, The Host: Song Guangsheng 13:30 SAIC Motor Group Co., Ltd. Commercial Vehicle Technology Center - Yang Weisong, Chief Engineer, Vehicle Body and Exterior System The development of exteriors and their application in commercial vehicles 14:00 Donghua Machinery Co., Ltd. - Zhang Guoxian, Marketing Director Injection moulding technology and automotive lightweighting 14:20 Changan Automobile Engineering Institute - Liu Jiancai, Dept. of Non-metal Product Performance Development / Development Center of Interior & Exterior Trim Supervisor The technology development and case study of interior and exterior lightweighting 14:50 Reliable Analysis (Shanghai) Inc. - Echo Yang, Material Department Technical Supervisor Exploration of lightweight materials test and analysis 15:10 Coffee Break / Networking / Exhibition Visiting 15:40 Kistler Instrument China - Marius Muetzel, Product Manager of Plastic from Switzerland Production monitoring RTM and lightweight applications 16:00 BNL Limited - Mark Goldsmith, Engineering Director Innovative integrated plastics solution for automotive 16:30 National Indoor and Car-inside Environment and Environmental Protection Product Quality Supervision and Inspection Center - Song Guangsheng, Director General The trends of in-vehicle air quality control 17:00 Brainstorm: How to lightweight interiors and exteriors? / The issues and solutions of in-vehicle air quality control Business matching service will be served whole day, the gala dinner will start from 18:45 3 Jun Assemble in Grand Metropark Hotel Lobby, then visit VW Anting Car Plant (Shuttle bus arranged for all visitors) 3 / 12 The 6th Edition CPRJ Plastics in Automotive Conference & Showcase Photo Gallery Audience arrival Plenary session Roundtable Sub-forum Brainstorm Exhibiting & networking Welcome speech Janet Tong, General Manager, Adsale Liang Yuanchong, General Secretary, Group Adsale Publishing Ltd. Shanghai Society of Automotive Engineers 4 / 12 th The 6 Edition CPRJ Plastics in Automotive Conference & Showcase Keynote speakers Chen Yilong, Expert Consultant, Society Richard Yan, Managing Director, Li Donghai, Assistant General Manager, of Automotive Engineers of China/ Guangdong Yizumi Precision Machinery Guangdong Yizumi Precision Machinery Automobile Lightweighting Technology Co.,Ltd. Co.,Ltd. Innovation Strategic Alliance Committee Li Ran, Senior Manager of Products Sun Haitao, Supervisor of Vehicle Body Shang Linlin, Engineer , Quality Innovation, Yanfeng Global Automotive Planning Department, SAIC Volkswagen Management and Materials Technical Interior Systems Co., Ltd. Automotive Co., Ltd. Department, FAW-Volkswagen Automotive Co., Ltd. Liu Kai, Supervisor Engineer, Geely Yan Bo, Associate Professor / Postdoctor, Song Tingrui, Professor, Member of Automobile Research Institute Shanghai Jiao Tong University National European Auto Lightweight Technology Die & Mould CAD Engineering Research Alliance Center Frank Zhu, Director of R&D Center, YAPP Yu Yingbin, General Manager of Hu Renqi, Senior Manager of Central Lab, Automotive Parts Co., Ltd. Marketing Department, Ningbo Huaxiang SAIC Motor Passenger Vehicle Natural Fiber Technology Co., Ltd. Corporation Yang Weisong, Chief Engineer, Vehicle Liu Jiancai, Dept. of Non-metal Product Song Guangsheng, Director General, Body and Exterior System, SAIC Motor Performance Development / Development National Indoor and Car-inside Group Co., Ltd. Commercial Vehicle Center of Interior & Exterior Trim Environment and Environmental Technology Center Supervisor , Changan Automobile Protection Product Quality Supervision Engineering Institute and Inspection Center More photos, please visit: AdsaleCPRJ.com/AutoConference 5 / 12 The 6th Edition CPRJ Plastics in Automotive Conference & Showcase Participant’s Profile · R&D/QC/Production Equipment Manager 31.2% · Managing Director/General Manager/Plant Manager/Senior Management 29.2% 422 Participants · Chief/Senior Engineer 18.2% · Purchasing Manager & Executive 16.9% · Others 4.6% Materials and Equipment Whole Car Manufacturers Suppliers 27.0% 27.1% Over 68% are Whole Car Companies and Auto Parts Others 156 0.5% Manufactures
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