ESU-Mitgliederversammlung/ESU-General Meeting Lübeck 2008
ESU-Mitgliederversammlung/ESU-General Meeting Lübeck 2008
ESU-Mitgliederversammlung/ESU-General Meeting Lübeck 2008
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<strong>Mitgliederversammlung</strong> / <strong>General</strong> <strong>Meeting</strong> 19 - 20 September <strong>2008</strong> in <strong>Lübeck</strong><br />
Minutes of the EDA general meeting in <strong>Lübeck</strong><br />
on 19th September <strong>2008</strong><br />
Translation Frauke Nentwig<br />
1.) Greeting and opening of the meeting by Mr Michael Krüger at 2:30 pm.<br />
Due to the small number of participants the meeting did not have a quorum. According to the statutes the meeting<br />
was then interrupted for a minimum of 30 minutes.<br />
The general meeting was re-opened at 3:17 pm.<br />
The invitation to all members and the agenda had been published according to the statutes in the June <strong>2008</strong> edition<br />
of the EDA magazine.<br />
2.) Determination of a quorum and number of members eligible to vote<br />
48 members eligible to vote were present which number constituted a quorum after the waiting period stated in<br />
the statutes.<br />
3.) Approval / modification of the agenda<br />
The original agenda had been modified and was published as a handout in the September <strong>2008</strong> edition of the EDA<br />
magazine. This agenda has been approved without modification.<br />
4.) Approval of the minutes of the last meeting in Kirchberg/Luxemburg on 21st Sept. 2007<br />
The minutes have been approved unanimously.<br />
5.) Report on the executive committee’s work by Mr Michael Krüger:<br />
Copy of the report published in the EDA magazine in September 2007, p.26 and p.27.<br />
6.) Report from the study groups<br />
To begin with Dr. Hesse stressed the excellent and close connection between FDS and EDA.<br />
Study group Tolerances:<br />
This study group has been concerned with the tolerances for dies, stripping tools and counter dies. Suggestions by<br />
the members have been taken into account. The study group Tolerances for Dies has been completed successfully.<br />
Study group Designation of Cutting Lines:<br />
This study group was founded in order to find standardized definitions for terms used in connection with cutting<br />
lines. All the well-known manufacturers of cutting lines have taken part in this study group and signalled their<br />
agreement to the as yet unpublished results.<br />
Study group Rubber:<br />
The study group Rubber has been reactivated.<br />
This study group has been founded in the German section in 2003 and was at that time chaired by Mr Kemper of<br />
N-Tec. The documented results from the original study group - among others an article by F. Appel and Elastogran<br />
published in the EDA magazine - are going to be taken into consideration.<br />
The next meeting is scheduled for 18th October <strong>2008</strong> in Würzburg. Mr Olaf Abendroth has agreed to chair the<br />
study group. Mr Appel has lent technical assistance during the first meeting. The first goal is to define criteria and<br />
objectives of the study group.<br />
It was remarked that general suggestions for new or already existing study groups would be welcome at all times.<br />
7.) Reports from the regions:<br />
Section Germany, Dr. Dietmar Hesse:<br />
First Dr. Hesse again praised the very successful general meeting combined with the Technology Forum in Luxemburg<br />
and sincerely commended Mr Hogrefe for the excellent organization.<br />
The reorganization of the EDA has been an important subject in <strong>2008</strong>. There was a regional meeting of the “Lake<br />
Constance group” with participants from Harzenetter, Lasertec, Seeger and Schweiger companies. The aim of the<br />
meeting was to exchange experiences and talk about mutual interests. Dr. Hesse made an appeal to also hold<br />
similar meetings in other sections.<br />
<strong>ESU</strong>-MAGAZINE Dezember <strong>2008</strong>