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Lightweight Vehicle and Powertrain Structures Lightweight Vehicle and Powertrain Structures Assessment of UK capability Overview Pale Blue = Lower potential An Automotive Council ‘Strategic Technology’, deemed a priority R&D Light Blue = Medium potential area to build upon current UK expertise in lightweight aluminium and Dark Blue = High potential steel vehicle technology, lightweight motorsport and niche vehicle Clear = No significant market requirement at that time design and manufacturing skills and to aid the development of low carbon vehicles. ROI scale 1-5 with 5 being best The pursuit of lighter and therefore more fuel efficient vehicles requires a balance between the development and adoption of new materials UK Research Area Focus and/or manufacturing processes with the need to maintain and Technology capability Indicative Categories S M L Short Medium Long ROI improve vehicle safety and address the embedded carbon profile of a Lightweight vehicle, not just tailpipe emissions. Driveline Composites 2 Gearsets Lightweight technologies have the potential to bring a step-change to Components Lightweight Smart Carbon fibre vehicle production as alternative materials may require different Lightweight steel & components 5 composites manufacturing and assembly processes. structures aluminium and materials Lightweighting is a priority for automotive, rail and aerospace sectors. Components High efficiency Cross industry collaboration offers a significant opportunity for for low rolling bearing, low 1 progressing UK plc capability. losses drag brakes Improved 2 aerodynamics Automotive technologies capability report Cylinder p Advanced Model-based based control, Adaptive in- powertrain multivariable integrated cycle model- 3 The full UK road map and evidence based assessment of UK capability control - control powertrain based control and potential can be found at: software control www.innovateuk.org/_assets/pdf/automotive%20technologies%20- Advanced %20the%20uks%20current%20capabilities.pdf power control - hardware Table Key S = Short term UK academic research centres M = Medium term L = Long term High Value Manufacturing Catapult Contact: Margo Hutchinson 1 Lightweight Vehicle and Powertrain Structures E-mail: [email protected] 1) National Composites Network Centre of Excellence Website: https://catapult.innovateuk.org/high-value-manufacturing Airbus Composite Structures Development Centre March 2011 saw the government announce the creation of the first Location: Filton Catapult (formerly known as a Technology and Innovation Centre) focused Bristol on high value manufacturing. This is the first stage in a £200million Access is arrange via the NCN investment by the government in a network of seven Catapults designed to Contact: +44 (0) 1223 894 662 support key enabling technology areas. E-mail: [email protected] Website: http://www.ncn- The Catapult will provide a greater degree of integrated capability bringing uk.co.uk/DesktopDefault.aspx?tabindex=65&tabid=202 together seven existing centres: Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (University Sheffield) This 4,500 square metre facility at Filton is the hub of a regional alliance of Nuclear Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (Universities of companies, universities and colleges in the South West, formed to provide Manchester and Sheffield) world-class capability in the field of composites technology. The focus of Manufacturing Technology Centre (Coventry) the Centre's activity is technology development, including low-cost Advanced Forming Research Centre (University of Strathclyde) technologies for the wider structural application of composite materials. National Composite Centre (University of Bristol) Facilities at the centre include: Centre for Process Innovation (Wilton & Sedgefield) Clean-room with laser positioning capability. WMG (University of Warwick) Autoclaves. Hot press. The Catapult covers all forms of manufacture using metals and Automatic ply cutter. composites and process manufacturing technologies. Further information Hot de-bulking facilities. on each individual centre can be found in the following sections. Supporting NDT equipment. 5-axis router. The National Composites Network (NCN) High temperature batch oven. The National Composites Network (NCN) brings together academia and These facilities are supporting Airbus development as well as providing industry in a knowledge transfer network focused on the composites capacity for development work for other sectors including the automotive, industry. Funded by government and industry, the NCN has established 5 marine and construction industries. Full details can be found here. Regional Centres of Excellence with the intention of developing the network further. All the centres work with representatives from multiple 2) National Composites Network Centre of Excellence industry sectors, including automotive. GKN Aerospace Composites Research Centre 2 Lightweight Vehicle and Powertrain Structures Location: East Cowes destructive testing. It has no affiliation with any equipment manufacturers, Isle of Wight regulators or end users, and so provides unbiased results and opinions. Access is arrange via the NCN Phone: +44 (0) 1223 894 662 4) National Composites Network Centre of Excellence E-mail: [email protected] Northwest Composites Centre Website: www.ncn-uk.co.uk www.ncn-uk.co.uk/uploads/NCN-GKN_160107a.pdf Location: University of Manchester Paper Science Building The centre focuses on developing the automated manufacture of complex Sackville Street composite parts for high performance sub-assemblies. The research Manchester facility has the latest testing and analysis equipment including: M3 4BB Double diaphragm forming machine. Contact: Professor Paul Hogg Vacuum assisted, fully programmable curing ovens. Phone: +44 (0) 161 306 5734 5-axis cutting facility. E-mail: [email protected] Non-destructive testing equipment. Website: www.futurecomposites.org.uk Spray bake booths. Materials testing and analysis facilities. The Northwest Composites Centre is a joint venture between the Universities of Bolton, Lancaster, Liverpool and Manchester. The Centre's 3) National Composites Network Centre of Excellence core competencies include: NDT Validation Centre Performance, modelling, impact and durability. Fibres, textile structures, textile design, lay-up. Location: The NDT Validation Centre Thermoplastics, thermosets, matrix/fibre chemistry. ECM2 Unidirectional MMCs/GLARE, short fibre cast MMCs. Heol Cefn Gwrgan Damage characterisation. Margam Composites manufacture. Port Talbot Flame retardancy. SA13 2EZ Phone: +44 (0)1639 873100 5) Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC), Sheffield E-mail: [email protected] University Website: www.ndt-validation.com Location: AMRC with Boeing The NDT Validation Centre is an independent organisation, set up as a Advanced Manufacturing Park resource for reviewing, assessing and verifying all aspects of non- Wallis Way 3 Lightweight Vehicle and Powertrain Structures Catcliffe Website: http://www.bath.ac.uk/mech-eng/auto/ Rotherham S60 5TZ The PVRC is based at the University of Bath. They have extensive Phone: +44 (0)114 222 1747 facilities, including three Dynamic Engine Research Cells, for the testing E-mail: [email protected] and modelling of engines. Their four main research areas are: Website: www.amrc.co.uk Engine and Powertrain Systems Research. Powertrain Systems Modelling and Simulation. The AMRC works with manufacturing businesses, from global aerospace Vehicle Systems Research. giants to local SMEs. They have over 60 member companies that each Transmissions Systems Research. pay an annual fee to access their resources and expertise, and which help determine the research programme. Boeing is the founding partner and Advanced Composites Centre for Innovation and Science (ACCIS), continues to play a key role in AMRC’s development. AMRC also works University of Bristol with many other non member companies and institutions on individual research projects. The AMRC is a partner of the UK High Value Location: University of Bristol Manufacturing Technology Innovation Centre, announced in March 2011. Queen’s Building, Bristol , BS8 1TR The AMRC opened a Knowledge Transfer Centre in 2012 and plans to Contact: Professor Michael Wisnom open a Training Centre for advanced apprenticeships and higher training Telephone: +44 (0) 117 331 5311 from autumn 2013. E-mail: [email protected] Website: http://www.bris.ac.uk/composites/ ACCIS looks at a wide range of composites topics. Their work looks at the Other UK Centres design and manufacture of novel materials or composites with unique properties as well as the characteristics of such composites from design Powertrain & Vehicle Research Centre (PVRC), University of Bath through to failure. ACCIS has four main research themes: Multifunctional composites and novel microstructures. Location: Dept. of Mechanical Engineering Design, analysis and failure. University of Bath Intelligent structures. Claverton Down Composite processing and characterisation. Bath BA2 7AY They bring together composites activity from across the University of Contact: Professor J Gary Hawley, Bristol and link in with the Science and Medical faculties. Phone: +44 (0)1225 386855 E-mail: [email protected] 4 Lightweight Vehicle and Powertrain Structures Centre for Innovative Manufacturing in Liquid Metal Engineering Contact: Dr R.J Hobson (LiME) Phone: +44 (0) 1223 334 328 E-mail: [email protected] Location: BCAST Website: http://www.msm.cam.ac.uk/research/index.php
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