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15-16 May 2011 • Guangzhou, China2 nd INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ONFlame RetardantsChinese and International MarketsRequirements, Challenges and InnovationsEarly bird offer:4295.00 CNY (excl. VAT)Conference HighlightsDrivers in Fire SafetyRegulations, tests and evolving marketsElectromobility, electronicsgreen designDrivers in FR Plasticsand Flame RetardantsNew green and sustainable approachesInnovative flame retardants systems:Polymerics, intumescentsand inorganics

Flame Retardants Sunday, 15 May 2011In the light of the recovery of world economy and flame retardantmarkets,the 2 nd International Conference onFlame RetardantsRequirements, Challenges and Innovationswill give a comprehensive overview of the drivers regarding new developmentsin fire safety, flame retardants, and advanced applicationsin the key technologies of building industry, transportation, electricalengineering and electronics (E&E) sectors. The main drivers are thegrowing international demand for flame retarded products as a consequenceof more stringent fire safety and environmental requirements,and new approaches to sustainability (electro mobility and photovoltaics,green electronics, adapted flame retardants).The conference aims at helping all those involved in the fire safetyof polymers to identify the main changes and trends on the flameretardants markets and to develop adequate strategies for today andtomorrow.The latest trends in fire safety requirements and tests for buildingconstruction in Europe and European railways, E&E, and other relevantfields will be presented in detail.New developments in flame retardants and flame retardant systems inpolymers will be another focus of this conference. The presentationswill deal with new families of brominated and phosphorous-containingpolymeric flame retardants, innovative intumescent systems basedon phosphorous/nitrogen, advanced phosphorous flame retardantsfor engineering plastics, polyolefins and laminates, synergistic flameretardant systems with metal hydroxides and other components. Thissession will assist the user in optimising its product range, and thedeveloper in launching R&D projects. Finally, environmental aspectsinfluencing the use of flame retardants in the future will be dealt with.The presentations will be given in English or Chinese and translatedby a professional conference interpreter team.ChairmanDr. Jürgen TroitzschFire and EnvironmentProtection Service FEPS,Wiesbaden, GermanyDr. Juergen Troitzsch worked for10 years on plastics, flame retardants,additives and fire testingin industry research and R&D.In 1983, he founded the consultingcompany Fire and EnvironmentProtection Service in Wiesbaden,Germany which provides internationalconsultancy and scientificexpertise on topics related to fire,fire tests, plastics, flame retardantsand the environment.Dr. Troitzsch is a member of national and international committees,working world-wide as an expert with industry, associations,academic institutions, governmental authorities and organisations.He has published numerous articles and reviews, organised andled many seminars and conferences. He has presented worldwidemore than 200 papers at conferences on all aspects of fires, firesafety, plastics, flame retardants and the environment. He is theauthor of the „Plastics Flammability Handbook“.08:00 Registration09:45 Opening and Welcome AddressRegulations, Tests and Evolving Markets10:00 Fire Safety Regulations and Testing. Developments and Trends• European fire safety classifications and tests in building• Fire safety requirements for transportation• New developments in E&E flammability requirementsDr. Jürgen Troitzsch, FEPS, Wiesbaden, Germany10:40 Fire and the Role of New Materialsand Components Development• Building: The Construction Products Directiveand the SBI large scale test to EN 13823• Railways: The Interoperability Directivesand the new tests to CEN/TS 45545-2• Electrical fires: Advances in methodologyand material expertise• Innovations in the plastics field copingwith these new requirementsFranck Poutch, CREPIM, Bruay-la-Buissière, France11:20 Coffee & Tea11:50 Fire Protection for Automotive –New Challenge for Electrical Cars• Current FR requirements for automotive applications sufficient?• New FR requirements for electrical cars• Additional requirements for safety relevant parts• Polycarbonate based materials for safe and light weightbattery housingsDr. Holger G. Warth, Bayer MaterialScience (China) Co. Ltd,Shanghai, China12:30 Green Design in Electronics• Why Green Design• Industry status in halogen free conversion• Options towards halogen free• Cost implication of halogen free conversionDr.-Ing. Tamim P. Sidiki, DSM Engineering Plastics, Geleen,The Netherlands13:10 LunchNew Developments in Flame Retarded Plastics14:30 Flame Retardants for Engineering Plastics• Overview on mode of action of FRs• New developments of halogen free FRs• Technical solutions for engineering plasticsDr. Martin Klatt, BASF SE, Ludwigshafen, Germany15:10 Innovations and Challenges for Flame Retardant Compounds• FR tests and technology• Economical challenges for halogenated FR systems(shortage of bromine in China, antimony increase, expectation)• Halogen free alternatives and opportunitiesRyan Darmawan, Daniel Baek, Business Unit Manager Asia,A. Schulman Dongguan, China15:50 Coffee & Tea16:20 A New Generation of Low Smoke Zero HalogenFlame Retardant Thermoplastic Polyurethanes (TPU)• Conventional FR TPU materials from BASF Polyurethanes• Material performance and potential marketsfor the new FR TPUs generation• Innovative solutions for automotive „e-mobility“Dipl.-Ing. Oliver Mühren, BASF Polyurethanes GmbH,Lemförde, Germany

Sunday, 15 May 201117:00 Novel Flame Retardants for Electronics Applications• Fire safety in electronics applications• Challenges miniaturisation, high fire safety levels,environmentally conscious design• The Emerald series: Sustainable FRswith improved performanceDr. Grace Han, Chemtura Shanghai Co., Ltd., China17:40 End of presentations19:00 Teppanyaki buffetMonday, 16 May 2011Monday, 16 May 201113:30 Stability Evaluation of Red-P Flame Retarded Plastics• Feature of red-P FR and compounds• Current test methods for red-P stability• A new stability evaluation method for red-P FR plasticsXiong Zhengzhi, Tongcheng Shinde New Materials Co. Ltd.,Anhui, China14:10 Improvement in Flame Retardancy of Epoxy/Clay Compositesby Using Low Melting Organic-Inorganic Glasses• Si- and P-containing glasses as promising additivesfor thermosets• Remarkable heat release rate reductionby barrier layer formation• Glasses superposition, synergism with organo clays,excellent matrix compatibilityDan Yu 1,2 , Wei Qu Liu 1 , Malte Kleemeier 2 , Andreas Hartwig 2 ,Guang Mei Wu 3 , Bernhard Schartel 31Guangzhou Institute of Chemistry,Chinese Academy of Sciences, Guangzhou, China2Fraunhofer Institute for Manufacturing Technologyand Advanced Materials, Bremen, Germany3BAM Federal Institute for Materials Researchand Testing, Germany14:50 Martinal and Magnifin: The Fire Breakers for Your Application• Martinal ATH and Magnifin MDH - The grade slate• Highest throughput and best product performancewith Martinal LEO• Typical examples for W&C and other applicationsTodd Song, Albemarle Chemical (Nanjing) Co., Ltd., China15:30 Final discussion/End of ConferenceInnovations in Flame Retardants09:00 Flame Retardants for the Future: Green or Sustainable?• Meeting sustainability criteria: The FR debate• New developments in the area of polymeric FRs:a sustainable way forward• Enhancing recycling as driver for FR formulationsDr. Daniel De Schryver*, Dr. Veronique. Steukers*,Dr. A. Mack**, Dr. G. Kumar*** Albemarle Europe, Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium,** Albemarle Corporation, Baton Rouge, USA09:40 New Developments in Mineral Flame Retardants• Boehmite as mineral co-FR for engineering thermoplastics• New developments in viscosity-optimized ATH for closedmould liquid resin applications• PINFA - the Phosphorous, Inorganic andNitrogen based Flame retardants AssociationDr. Annika Luks, Nabaltec AG, Schwandorf, Germany10:20 Coffee & Tea10:50 Innovative Flame Retarded Polyolefinswith Novel Intumescent Flame Retardant• FR mechanism of intumescent systems• Novel P/N intumescent systems for polyolefins• Comparison with conventional FR systemsDr. Tomoyuki Hatanaka, Adeka Corporation, Tokyo, JapanVenueWhite Swan HotelShamian Island, Guangzhou, ChinaFax: +86 20 81882288Tel.: +86 20 81886968E-mail: swan@whiteswanhotel.comwww.whiteswanhotel.comLocated on the historical Shamian Island, overlooking thefamed Pearl River and facing the White Swan Pool, theWhite Swan Hotel remains an oasis of tranquility from thehustle and bustle of this busy city. The main building has theheight of 34 storeys. The exquisitely beautiful Atrium lobby isan indoor microcosm of the famed landscapes of SouthernChina. Here waters abound, with a veil-like cascade and aspectacular rockery. Atop the rockery sits an elegant Chinesepavilion, octagon-shaped, with its richly ornate gold top,and a profusion of luxuriant vegetation and flowers.11:30 The Development of Halogen Free Flame RetardantThermoplastic Elastomers (TPE)• RoHS 2.0 and new requirements for products in E&E• Replacement of plasticized PVC by TPE in E&E• Development of new halogenfree FRs actingin the gas phase for use in TPEZhufeng, Hangzhou JLS Flame Retardants Chemical Co., Ltd.,China12:10 Lunch

REGISTRATION FORMPlease fax back to: +86 314 206 6062Company:Address:Country:Department:Phone:Fax:E-Mail:Mrs. Mr. Title:Registration and informationSINO - German Plastic Technology Service (Cheng De) Co., Ltd. Mrs. Haiyun YangRoom 303, 3rd floor, Linjie Ban Gong Lou,No.58 Guangdian Road, Xiao Tong Gou, Shuangqiao District,067000, Cheng De, He Bei Province, China +86 314 206 6062+86 158 3141 8298 +86 314 206 6062 http://www.skz.deskz@chinaskz.cnPayment detailsAll payments must be made before the event. Payments not receivedin advance must be settled at the door. Please use the enclosed registrationform.ServicesConference proceedings on CDLunch, refreshment breaks, Teppanyaki buffetTable top exhibitionTable top exhibition space is available for 13990.00 CNY and includesone table or stand and two chairs, as well as one free delegate place.For more information please contact the conference directorMrs. Irina Bender: i.bender@skz.de, phone: +49 931 4104-436Accommodationwww.whiteswanhotel.comLast name:Billing address:First name:CancellationsA cancellation fee of 10 % will be charged for cancellations receivedin writing one week before the event. For later cancellations the fullprice will be invoiced. The list of participants will be created one weekbefore the event. We regret that late registrations cannot be considered.Delegates may be substituted at any time.(please only quote if the address is different from the company address)I herewith register firmly for the following event:Date and location15 and 16 May 2011White Swan Hotel, Shamian Island, Guangzhou, ChinaPhone: +86 158 3141 8298 (will be staffed during conference)SKZ complete programmewww.skz.de/conferences2 nd international conference onFlame Retardants15 and 16 May 2011 • Guangzhou, ChinaDelegate fee total of (all prices plus 5.6% Chinese Local Tax) 5190.00 CNY regular fee 4295.00 CNY (if registered before 15 April 2011)1320.00 CNY Students13990.00 CNY Table top exhibition (incl. 1 free delegate)I will attend the Teppanyaki buffetDateStamp/Signature