Copper Alloys 2024
Scientific Conference on Copper Materials
Stockholm | Sweden | Oct 8-9 | 2024
WELCOME TO COPPER ALLOYS 2024
Copper Alloys 2024: International arena for scientific and technical development – forum for copper alloys industries, universities and research institutions.
Copper Alloys is the biggest and broadest scientific forum focusing on copper materials sciences. The conference in 2024 aims to further strengthen the copper and copper alloys community by providing up to date research and reflecting necessary R & D approaches against the background of actual megatrends.
The growing awareness for the need to deal with resources more responsibly, environment stability and health protection, as well as the unsecure geopolitical situation, has driven society, politics, and legislation to change agenda priority settings. Circular economy, fossil free energy, green deal, total defense, and other keywords represent this new paradigm, putting high pressure on industry and science to propose and develop innovative solutions.
In response to related challenges, emerging applications and processes are needed, and universities, research institutes and market players along value chains must further strengthen their common efforts. The evolving materials research and development platforms put high demands on optimizing and complementing processing methods, closing gaps in global material flows and implementing loss-free recycling technologies.
Copper Alloys 2024 will give a comprehensive look at challenges and developments of copper user industries and will allow active sharing of knowledge and opinions.
Welcome to Stockholm!
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Registration fee
The fee includes conference participation, documentation, lunches, refreshments and conference dinner.
Cancellation & refunds
Participation can be transferred to a colleague.
PROGRAM
The introduction and key note speakers will be in room 1. The Sessions will be in room 1 and room 2. The rooms are next to each other, so it will be possible to change session during the day.
Tuesday 8 October
10.00-10.30 Coffee – registration
10.30-10.45 Welcome – opening of the conference
10.45-11.30 Material challenges due to electrification of heavy duty vehicles and the role of copper, Ingegerd Annergren, Manager for materials technology at Scania
11.30-12.15 Investigation of Copper Alloys after Pressure Hydrogen Charging, Jens Jürgensen, Ruhr-Universität Bochum
12.15-13.15 Lunch – sponsored by Wieland
Room 1
Session Production & Manufacturing (Chair: Christian Blecking)
13.15 Definition of a Process chain for Additive Manufacturing of Copper Components
13.45 Additive Manufacturing of Copper Alloys for High Temperature Applications
14.15 Investigations on the pressability of copper-zinz alloys using wire and arc-based additive manufacturing processes
14.55 Coffee – sponsored by OTTO FUCHS
Session Production & Manufacturing (Chair: Joacim Hagström)
15.25 Castability of lead-free brass
15.55 Functionally Graded Materials: Continuous Casting of Electric Copper Conductors
16.25 Poster session
18.30 Buses from the hotel to the Vasa museum
19.00 Guided tour at the Vasa museum
19.30-23.00 Dinner at the Vasa museum – sponsored by Ergolines
Buses back to the hotel
Room 2
Session Material properties in applications (Chair: Roberto Spotorno)
13.15 Effect of micorsturcture and chemical composition on the corrosion behavior of Cu-Al-Mn-Ni shape memory alloys under salt spray exposure
13.40 30 years of research in understanding the relation between microstructure, processing and corrosion properties of brass alloys
14.05 Influence of Operational Parameters on the Corrosion Behavior
of Nickel-Aluminum Bronze and Copper-Nickel Alloys in Seawater
14.30 Correlation between microstructure and cavitation erosion behavior of Cu-Al-Mn-Ni
Session Material properties in applications (Chair: Nicolas Larché)
15.25 Experimental estimations of diffusion rates of phosphorus in creep tested oxygen-free phosphorus doped copper (Cu-OFP)
15.50 Root Cause Analysis of High Temperature Cracking on Cu-OFE for the HL – LHC Current Leads
16.15 Correlation between corrosion behaviour, metal release and water quality for DZR and non DZR-alloys
16.40 Comprehensive History of the Use of Copper Alloy CW724R in Drinking Water Applications
Wednesday 9 October
9.00-9.45 Trends and developments in the copper mining and smelting industry, Anna Medvedeva, Director Sustainability Technology and Strategy at Boliden Smelters
9.45-10.15 Coffee
Room 1
Session New Alloys and Material development (Chair: Lorenzo Omodei)
10.15 Innovative free machining brass – Production, microstructure & properties of the lead-free alloy eZeebrass
10.40 Advanced copper-nickel-tin spinodal alloys for high-performance applications
11.05 Unlocking the Potential of CS4: A Lead-Free Brass Alternative for Enhanced Mechanical Properties and Environment
11.30 Individual properties of the alfa and beta phases lead-free brass with different silicon and tin content
11.55 Lunch – sponsored by Diehl Brass Solutions Stiftung
Session New Alloys and Material development (Chair: Charlotta Obitz)
12.45 Alloy development of a dezincification-inhibiting brass for the manufacturing of brass instruments
13.10 Identification of lead-free CuZn-Alloys for Lock Cylinder Manufacturing
13.35 Computer simulations for Cu-based Alloys – Beyond traditional CALPHAD
14.00 Using additive manufacturing to process precipitation-strengthened high conductive copper alloys
Room 2
Session Life-cycle and surface properties (Chair: Inger Odnevall)
10.15 Stress Corrosion of Pure Copper in Sulfide Solutions
10.40 An ontology-based data-ecosystem for life cycle data of copper and copper alloys
11.05 The impact of blue light illumination on the oxidation and chloride-induced atmospheric corrosion of copper at atmospheric conditions
11.30 Production, characterization, and protection of artificial patinas on copper
Session Historical and Future aspects (Chair: Paolo Piccardo)
12.45 Timeless corrosion: modern understandings applied to the diagnosis of cultural heritage artefacts
13.10 Importance of modern and classical investigation techniques to understand ancient metallurgy
13.35 Reconstruction and Casting of a Late Roman Dodecahedron
14.00 New approach for Low Budget Electrification of Railways
14.30-14.40 Final remarks, closing the conference
14.40 Coffee
Speakers
Session Production & Manufacturing
Heinrich von Lintel, University of Applied Sciences Osnabrück
Erin Medcalf, University of Birmingham, UK
Malte Schop, Technische Universität Dresden
Per-Eric Persson, Nordic Brass Gusum
Simon Kammerloher, Technische Universität München
Session New Alloys and Material development
Florian Seuss, Diehl Brass Solutions Stiftung & Co. KG, Deutschland
Björn Reetz, Materion Corporation
Natanael Dewobroto, Swissmetal Industries SA
Joacim Hagström, Swerim
Susanne Berndorf, Technische Universität Bergakademie Freiberg
Killian Brans, RWTH Aachen University
Åke Jansson, Thermo-Calc
Heinrich von Lintel, University of Applied Sciences Osnabrück
Scientific committee
Session Material properties in applications
Benjamin Schelnberger, Forschungsgemeinschaft Werkzeuge und Werkstoffe e.V., Germany
Olivier Rod, Swerim
Nicolas Larché , Institut de la Corrosion, Brest, France
Sanna Kylström, Swerim
Pierre Moyret, CERN
Charlotta Obitz, RISE AB
Alexander Treff, OTTO FUCHS Dülken
Session Life-cycle and surface properties
Claes Taxén, RISE AB
Miriam Eisenbart, fem Forschungsinstitut
Inger Odnevall, KTH Royal Institute of Technology
Irena Todua, Politecnico di Milano
Session Historical and Future aspects
Roberto Spotorno, Università degli Studi di Genova
Paolo Piccardo, University of Genoa
Julika Hoyer, Technische Universität München
Aaron Kaffler, Technische Universität Berlin
- Wilhelm Erning, BAM, Germany
- Ralf Feser, Fachhochschule Südwestfalen, Germany
- Joacim Hagström, SWERIM, Sweden
- Frank Mücklich, Saarbrücken University, Germany
- Klaus Ockenfeld, Kupferverband e.V., Germany
- Inger Odnevall, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden
- Lorenzo Omodei, Trafilerie Carlo Gnutti, Italy, representing CEN
- Kevin Ogle, ParisTech Chemistry, France
- Paolo Piccardo, Genova University, Italy
- Michael Pohl, Bochum University, Germany
- Olivier Rod, SWERIM, Sweden
- Roberto Spotorno, Genova University, Italy
- Ladji Tikana, Kupferverband e.V., Germany
Sponsoring
We are offering sponsorship initiatives designed to strengthen your company’s image.
For further details please contact:
Charlotta Obitz, RISE, Sweden
charlotta.obitz@ri.se
Bianca Schubert, Kupferverband, Germany
bianca.schubert@kupfer.de
Corporate display
- Sponspring one of the coffee break at the conference venue
- Your logo on Copper Alloys website
- Your logo on the screen during breaks in the conference hall
Congress Office
- Katarina Bokström, RISE, Sweden
- Bianca Schubert, Kupferverband
Organisation Committee
- Katarina Bokström – RISE, Sweden
- Charlotta Obitz – RISE, Sweden
- Klaus Ockenfeld – Kupferverband, Germany
- Olivier Rod – RISE, Sweden
- Bianca Schubert – Kupferverband, Germany
Contact
Katarina Bokström, RISE
katarina.bokstrom@ri.se
+46 73-088 65 48
Bianca Schubert, Kupferverband
bianca.schubert@kupfer.de
+49 211 239469-21