UBC & DLR - Sensor Technology

Thursday, May 8, 2025: 8:00 AM-10:30 AM
Room 15 (Vancouver Convention Centre)
Prof. Edmond Cretu, The University of British Columbia
8:00 AM
Advanced Modeling Techniques for Next-Generation Polymer-Based Acoustic NDT Transducers
Dr. Martin Angerer, The University of British Columbia; Mr. Jonas Welsch, The University of British Columbia; Prof. Edmond Cretu, The University of British Columbia; Prof. Robert Rohling, The University of British Columbia
8:30 AM
Front-End Amplified polyCMUTs for Acoustic Emission Sensing of Carbon Fiber Reinforced Polymer
Mr. Jinhao Lu, The University of British Columbia; Dr. Martin Angerer, The University of British Columbia; Mr. Jonas Welsch, The University of British Columbia; Prof. Robert Rohling, The University of British Columbia; Prof. Edmond Cretu, The University of British Columbia
9:00 AM
Implementation of polyCMUT-based Ultrasound Arrays in the Manufacturing Process of Lightweight Composite Structures
Mr. Dominik Görick, German Aerospace Center; Mr. Jonas Welsch, The University of British Columbia; Prof. Michael Kupke, German Aerospace Center; Prof. Heinz Francois Voggenreiter, German Aerospace Center; Prof. Edmond Cretu, The University of British Columbia; Prof. Robert Rohling, The University of British Columbia
9:30 AM
Monitoring the Curing of Epoxy Resin Accelerated by Ultrasonication via Impedance Measurements
Mr. Daniel Csehngeri, The University of British Columbia; Prof. Edmond Cretu, The University of British Columbia; Prof. Anoush Poursartip, The University of British Columbia; Prof. Robert Rohling, The University of British Columbia
10:00 AM
Quality Assurance of Vacuum Assisted Resin Infusion (VARI) Manufacturing Processes via Acoustic Monitoring with polyCMUTs
Mr. Jonas Welsch, The University of British Columbia; Dr. Martin Angerer, The University of British Columbia; Mr. Jinhao Lu, The University of British Columbia; Mr. Dominik Görick, German Aerospace Center; Prof. Robert Rohling, The University of British Columbia; Prof. Edmond Cretu, The University of British Columbia
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