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<strong>Apt</strong>_Pack<br />
STREP 505204-1<br />
Advanced Knowledge of<br />
Polymer deformation for<br />
Tomorrow’s Packaging<br />
Workshop for Industry<br />
Paris, France<br />
Ecole des Mines de Paris<br />
March 10 th , 2008<br />
9.30 am - 5.30 pm<br />
free access upon registration<br />
www.apt-<strong>pack</strong>.com
<strong>Apt</strong>_Pack Workshop 2008<br />
Aim and scope<br />
<strong>Apt</strong>_Pack deals at promoting a global strategy for optimising<br />
stretched plastic <strong>pack</strong>aging (thermoforming, stretch<br />
blow moulding).<br />
It focuses on the three types of polymers used in this area:<br />
amorphous, semi-crystalline and initially amorphous that<br />
crystallise during forming (HIPS, PP and PET).<br />
<strong>Apt</strong>_Pack Strategy is proposing tools that are necessary for<br />
building straightforward correlation between the structure<br />
of polymers, its relevance to <strong>pack</strong>aging and the end-use<br />
properties of products. In consequence, <strong>Apt</strong>_Pack combines<br />
specific researches devoted to the understanding of<br />
the processings at a laboratory and industrial scales, fundamental<br />
studies of the materials properties and microstructure,<br />
and proposal for constitutive models.<br />
<strong>Apt</strong>_Pack project is an European project (Strep) funded by<br />
the EC within the frame of the 6 th Framework programme.<br />
Consortium consists of 8 industrial partners covering all<br />
the supply chain and 8 academic partners experts in material,<br />
processing and mechanical sciences.<br />
Objective of the workshop is to illustrate how main outputs<br />
of the project can be used in an industrial context to<br />
design new <strong>pack</strong>aging (new shape, new material). Partners<br />
will successively describe main results concerning understanding<br />
of processing and role of intrinsic properties of<br />
the material.<br />
In a last part a round table will enable to assess how such<br />
results can be used in an industrial context.<br />
Each lecture will be given in English and will combine<br />
industrial and academic results in a bottom-up<br />
philosophy.<br />
www.apt-<strong>pack</strong>. com<br />
Programme Monday March 10 th 2008<br />
9.30 - 10.00 Welcome coffee<br />
10.00 - 10.15 Introduction to <strong>Apt</strong>_Pack<br />
10.15 - 10.45 Forming of PET, PP and HIPS; main differences<br />
and diffficulties<br />
10.45 - 11.45 In situ measurements in ISBM<br />
11.45 - 1.30 Free lunch (several restaurants in the area)<br />
1.30 - 2.30 Relationship between mechanical and barrier<br />
properties and processing microstructure<br />
2.30 - 3.30 Optimisation of processing; role of computer<br />
simulation<br />
3.30 - 4.30 Pertinent input data for modelling and optimisation<br />
4.30 - 5.30 Coffee break and round table ‘‘How sharing<br />
experimental and numerical facilities?’’<br />
<strong>Apt</strong>_Pack partners<br />
Ecole des Mines de Paris, Centre for Material Forming, CEMEF,<br />
France (coordinator: Noëlle Billon) • AINIA, Food Technology<br />
Institute, Spain • AISAPACK S.A. Switzerland • ARÇELIK A.S., Turkey<br />
• ARKEMA, France • Beverage Plastics Ltd, Ireland • Ecole des Mines<br />
d’Albi, Research Centre on Forming Tools, Materials and Processes,<br />
CROMep, France • Kecskemét College, Faculty of Mechanical<br />
Engineering and Automation, GAMF, Hungary • Logoplaste<br />
Technology Development, LPTD, Portugal • MEDTRONIC Ireland<br />
Inc., Ireland • Nestlé Waters Management and Technology, France<br />
• Queen’s University of Belfast, School of Mechanical Engineering,<br />
Ireland • Tergal Industrie, France • University of Bradford, IRC in<br />
Polymer Science and Technology, UK • Universidade do Minho,<br />
Department of Polymer Engineering, Portugal • University of<br />
Oxford, Department of Engineering Science, UK • Universität<br />
Stuttgart, Institute for Plastics Technology, IKP, Germany<br />
Venue<br />
The workshop will be held at Ecole des Mines de Paris, France.<br />
Ecole des Mines de Paris is located 60 boulevard Saint Michel,<br />
Paris 6 ème . It is easily reachable by train from both airports, Orly<br />
(Orly VAL to Antony then RER B) and Roissy (RER B).<br />
The train (RER B) closest stop is «Luxembourg» (walking<br />
distance).<br />
Other options available on: www.ensmp.fr/Eng/ENSMP/<br />
Geographie/Paris/moyenacces-paris-eng.htm<br />
<br />
Participation is free upon registration :<br />
Please send it by email to apt_<strong>pack</strong>@ensmp.fr<br />
with mention of:<br />
• your name and first name<br />
• Name of your company<br />
You can also register :<br />
by fax: 33 (0)4 92 38 97 52<br />
or by surface mail: <strong>Apt</strong>_Pack Workshop 2008<br />
CEMEF - ENSMP<br />
BP 207 ; 06904 Sophia Antipolis cedex ; France<br />
Paris, France, March 10 th<br />
<strong>Apt</strong>_Pack Workshop 2008