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    The document provides an agenda for the Indo-Danish Workshop on Future Composite Technologies for Wind Turbine Blades. Over the two day workshop, there were seven sessions covering topics such as materials and manufacturing, blade design and development, testing and characterization, computational tools and modeling, and more. Many presentations were given by experts from institutions in India and Denmark on various challenges and opportunities related to composite wind turbine blades. The workshop aimed to facilitate collaboration between the two countries on advancing composite technology for wind energy.

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    The document provides an agenda for the Indo-Danish Workshop on Future Composite Technologies for Wind Turbine Blades. Over the two day workshop, there were seven sessions covering topics such as materials and manufacturing, blade design and development, testing and characterization, computational tools and modeling, and more. Many presentations were given by experts from institutions in India and Denmark on various challenges and opportunities related to composite wind turbine blades. The workshop aimed to facilitate collaboration between the two countries on advancing composite technology for wind energy.

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    The document provides an agenda for the Indo-Danish Workshop on Future Composite Technologies for Wind Turbine Blades. Over the two day workshop, there were seven sessions covering topics such as materials and manufacturing, blade design and development, testing and characterization, computational tools and modeling, and more. Many presentations were given by experts from institutions in India and Denmark on various challenges and opportunities related to composite wind turbine blades. The workshop aimed to facilitate collaboration between the two countries on advancing composite technology for wind energy.

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    Indo-Danish Workshop Future Composites Technologies for Wind Turbine Blades

    Programme
    Monday, 08th October, 2012
    0830 - 0900 REGISTRATION

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    Session I:
    0900 - 0905 WELCOME

    Inaugural Session
    : Prof. Puneet Mahajan Applied Mechanics Department, Indian Institute of Technology- Delhi, India : Prof. S.N. Singh Deputy Director (Operations) Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, India

    0905 - 0935

    INAUGURAL ADDRESS

    Prof. Suhail Ahmad Head of Department, Applied Mechanics Department, IIT Delhi, India Dr. D. P. Agrawal Chairman, Union Public Service Commission, New Delhi, India 0935 - 0950 Mr. Dilip Nigam, Director, Ministry of New & Renewable Energy, New Delhi, India Composites for Wind Turbine Indian Status 0950 1010 Prof. Bent F. Srensen, DTU Wind Energy, Technical Univ. of Denmark European wind energy - development trends and implications for wind turbine blade design and materials selection 1010 - 1030 High Tea and Snacks

    Session II:
    1030 - 1055 1055 - 1120 1120 - 1145

    Materials and Manufacturing

    Chair: Naresh Bhatnagar

    Dr. R.T. Durai Prabhakaran, DTU Wind Energy, Denmark Future Perspectives and Challenges of Thermoplastic Wind Blades Dr. Inderveer Singh, Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee, India Natural Fiber Reinforced Bio-Composites: Opportunities and Challenges Mr. Christen Malte Markussen, DTU Wind Energy, Denmark Manufacturing Techniques for Wind Turbine Blades Present State of the Vacuum Infusion Process

    1145 - 1210 1210 - 1310

    Dr. R. Velmurugan, Indian Institute of Technology, Madras, India Dynamic Response of Composite Plates With Fillers Lunch, Faculty Guest House, IIT Delhi

    Session III:
    1310 - 1335 1335 - 1400

    Blade Design and Development

    Chair: R. Velmurugan

    Dr. Lars P. Mikkelsen, DTU Wind Energy, Denmark Material Selection and Design Aspects of Small Wind Turbine Blades Dr. G.N.Dayananda, National Aerospace Laboratory (NAL), Bangalore, India CSIR-NALs Experience in Development of Wind Turbine Blades Dr. Vinod Boniface, GE Energy, GE India Technology Centre, Bangalore, India Some Challenges in Wind Turbine Blade Design Dr. Maloy K. Singha, Applied Mechanics Department, IIT Delhi, India Dynamics of Rotating Cantilever Composite Panels Dr. Sitikantha Roy, Applied Mechanics Department, IIT Delhi, India Variational Asymptotic Method (VAM): A New Methodology of Smart Slender Structural Analysis

    1400 - 1425

    1425 - 1450 1450 - 1515

    1515 1530

    Tea and Snacks Damage Mechanics & Delamination Chair: Bent F. Srensen

    Session IV:
    1530 - 1555

    Prof. Suhail Ahmad, Applied Mechanics Department, IIT Delhi, India. Probabilistic Behavior and Reliability Based Design Applications of Composites

    1555 - 1620

    Dr. Badri Prasad Patel, Applied Mechanics Department, IIT Delhi, India. Progressive Failure of Laminated Composites using Continuum Damage Mechanics

    1620 - 1645

    Prof. Naresh Bhatnagar, Mechanical Engineering Department, IIT Delhi, India Machining of FRP Composites Past and Present Research Endeavours

    1645 - 1710

    Dr. Nripati Ranjan Bose, New Era Polyset Engineering Pvt. Ltd, Kolkata, India. Advanced Composite Materials for Multiple Damage Resistant Application

    1710 - 1800

    Technical Discussions (Summarizing Research Issues)

    1900 - 2100

    Workshop Dinner, Faculty Guest House, IIT Delhi

    Tuesday, 09th October, 2012


    Session V:
    0830 - 0855 0855 - 0920 0920 - 0945 0945 - 1010

    Testing and Characterization

    Chair: Dipayan Sanyal

    Dr. Lars P. Mikkelsen, DTU Wind Energy, Denmark Challenges Testing Composite Materials for Wind Turbine Blades Prof. Bent F. Srensen, DTU Wind Energy, Denmark Test Methods for Assessing Bi-material Interfaces in Wind Turbine Blades Dr. Srikar Vulli, Vestas Technology R & D, Aarhus, Denmark Performance Testing of Wind Turbines A View from Wind Industry Dr. Vikrant Tiwari, Applied Mechanics Department, IIT Delhi, India Application of Digital Image Correlation for Full Field 3D Profile Measurements

    1010 - 1030

    Tea and Snacks

    Session VI:
    1030 - 1055

    Structural Health Monitoring/NDT

    Chair: G. N. Dayananda

    Dr. Suresh Bhalla, Civil Engineering Department, IIT Delhi, India New Developments in Structural Health Monitoring Using PiezoTransducers

    1055 - 1120

    Dr. Dipayan Sanyal, Central Glass & Ceramic Research Institute (CGCRI), Kolkata, India Hybrid NDT and Health Monitoring Strategy for Composite Structures Mr. Malcolm McGugan, DTU Wind Energy, Denmark Wind Turbines An Enabling Application for Structural Health Monitoring? Mr. Dinesh Kumar, Institute of Engineering and Ocean Technology (IEOT) Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited (ONGC), Mumbai, India Offshore Wind Energy Indian Perspective Lunch, Faculty Guest House, IIT Delhi

    1120 - 1145 1145 - 1210

    1210 - 1310

    Session VII
    1310 - 1335 1335 - 1400

    Computational Tools & Modeling

    Chair: Lars P. Mikkelsen

    Prof. Puneet Mahajan, Applied Mechanics Department, IIT Delhi, India Finite Element Modeling of Low Velocity Impact in Composites Dr. Mahesh Kailasam, Dassault Systems (SIMULIA), USA Leveraging Best Practices in Design, Simulation, and Manufacturing for Composite Wind Turbine Blades Part I

    1400 - 1425

    Dr. Mahesh Kailasam, Dassault Systems (SIMULIA), USA Leveraging Best Practices in Design, Simulation, and Manufacturing for Composite Wind Turbine Blades Part II

    1430 - 1600

    Is this workshop beneficial? How to collaborate near in future? High Tea and Snacks

    1600 - 1630

    1630-1645

    *********************** Closing Session************************

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