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FLAMINGo Final Conference at eMove 360°

15 October 2024, Munich, Germany

EXELISIS was a proud member of the organisational team of the FLAMINGo Final Conference held in parallel with the eMove 360° Conference and Exhibition, that took place in Munich (15 October 2024). This event brought together leading experts and innovators in the field of lightweight materials, with a special focus on groundbreaking advancements in Lightweight Aluminium Metal Matrix Nano Composites (Al MMnC) for electric vehicles’ components.

 

Event Highlights

The discussion encompassed a diverse array of topics, beginning with the pivotal role of nanoparticles in Aluminium Metal Matrix Composites (Al MMC). These nanoparticles, such as silicon carbide (SiC) and aluminum oxide (Al2O3), significantly enhance the mechanical properties of Al MMCs. The manufacturing process of extruded Al-MMnC was examined, highlighting the precision and complexity achievable through extrusion techniques, while the advanced design and manufacturing techniques for cast Al-MMnC that were used under FLAMINGo were also presented.

 

Real-world validation cases by ALKE showcased practical applications of these advanced materials in automotive parts, demonstrating their effectiveness and potential for widespread adoption. Circularity approaches within the FLAMINGo Project were emphasized, underscoring the importance of sustainability through lifecycle assessments and circular economy principles aimed at minimizing environmental impact and enhancing resource efficiency. The achievements and impacts of FLAMINGo on sustainable mobility were reviewed, highlighting the development of lightweight, high-performance materials for green vehicles and their contribution to advancing sustainable transportation. Outreach success stories illustrated effective communication and engagement strategies that have promoted the project’s goals and achievements. Finally, innovation opportunities and future directions were explored, including advancements in artificial intelligence, new manufacturing techniques, and the potential for further enhancing the properties and applications of Al MMCs.

We were also honored to host invited speakers from several related EU-funded projects, including COLLABAT, MULTHEM, Flexcrash, ENLIGHT EVs, ZEvRA, ALMA, REVOLUTION, Fatigue4Light, LEVIS, and MIMOSA. These projects further showcased innovation across various aspects of sustainability, mobility, and advanced materials. This conference was a testament to the collaborative spirit and innovative drive within the lightweight materials community.

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