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1 4 th WIND AND DRIVETRAIN CONFERENCE 19 April 2018 Radisson Blu Hotel Hamburg, Germany PROGRAM 3DS.COM

WELCOME AGENDA: On behalf of, I would like to welcome you to our 4 th Wind and Drivetrain Conference 2018, the only event focused entirely on the simulation of wind turbines and drivetrains.

provide our users with revolutionary technology.

2 WELCOME AGENDA: On behalf of, I would like to welcome you to our 4 th Wind and Drivetrain Conference 2018, the only event focused entirely on the simulation of wind turbines and drivetrains. is, at its heart, a technology company, aiming to provide state-of-the-art simulation technology that our customers can confidently use in a production environment, and we are always looking to provide our users with revolutionary technology. As part of the SIMULIA brand, focused on realistic simulation, Simpack is now the core multibody simulation (MBS) component of Dassault Systèmes and is a cornerstone of the broader offering across multiple brands. This one-day event is aimed at anyone within the wind turbine and drivetrain industries who wants to learn about the latest cutting-edge simulation technologies, giving users an opportunity to share their simulation experiences and learn about new modeling and analysis strategies. With a highly technical agenda, Simpack and cross brand experts will show how simulation is advancing the design, development and optimization of wind turbines and drivetrains. In addition, users such as Vestas (presented by MesH Engineering), Winergy, Goldwind (presented by University Stuttgart, SWE), SkyWind, CRR Wind Power and many more, will show how simulation is benefiting their business. Sponsors and partners will also be showcasing their technology and innovations. Since the last Wind and Drivetrain Conference, we have been busy not only developing new exciting Simpack functionalities, such as unique methods for rotorblade simulation, but also bringing together leading cross brand technologies for an even more holistic solution. We are excited to share with you advanced technologies covering hydraulics, acoustics, entire wind park simulation and many more, and to introduce you to our technical staff and technology partner solutions. Finally, I would like to thank each one of you, our customers, for making the Wind and Drivetrain Conference a successful event. You are our most important asset and we would not be where we are today without your continuous support and knowledge. Let s move forward together with the common goal of using simulation to power optimization and innovation! I hope you will find this event interesting, stimulating and entertaining I look forward to meeting all of you. 08:15 REGISTRATION & PARTNER EXHIBITION CHAIRMAN: Steve Mulski, Director, SIMULIA Business Development Wind Energy, 09:00 Welcome Steve Mulski, Director, SIMULIA Business Development Wind Energy, 09:05 Wind and Drivetrain Update Steve Mulski, Director, SIMULIA Business Development Wind Energy, 09:30 Flexible Bodies Update Stefan Dietz, R&D Technology Director Multibody Simulation, 09:55 5MW Wind Database and Wind Wizard Andreas Krinner, Technical Specialist SIMULIA Multibody Simulation, 10:20 Simpack Update and 3DEXPERIENCE Integration Power By Axel Dewes, SIMULIA R&D Multibody Portfolio Senior Manager, Fabian Miczek, SIMULIA R&D Technology Senior Manager, 10:45 BREAK & PARTNER EXHIBITION CHAIRMAN: Axel Dewes, SIMULIA R&D Multibody Portfolio Senior Manager, 11:15 Wind Turbine and Drivetrain Applications using SIMULIA XFlow Lattice-Boltzmann High Fidelity CFD Zaki Abiza, Business Development, 11:40 Strength and Endurance Predictions of Drivetrains and Rotor Blades using Abaqus Jean Daniel Lecuyer, SIMULIA Senior Portfolio Technical Specialist, Industry Applications, 12:05 Model-Aided Design of a Hydraulic Pitch Actuation System Clément Coïc, CATIA Systems Content R&D Development Engineer, 12:30 Wind Energy Planning and Simulation in the Context of Landscape with the 3DEXPERIENCE Platform Lyna Etienne Lenormand, 3DEXPERIENCE Technical Solutions Manager, Track: General, Room: Los Angeles 2 Steve Mulski, Director, SIMULIA Business Development Wind Energy, 3

3 AGENDA: Track: Wind, Room: Los Angeles AGENDA: Track: Drivetrain, Room: Dallas 13:55 CHAIRMAN: Fabian Mizcek, SIMULIA R&D Technology Senior Manager Multibody Simulation, A Systematic Approach to Wind Turbine Dynamic Analysis Marko Grandy, Senior Expert for Drive Train Dynamics, MesH Engineering GmbH, together with Vestas 14:20 Design and Optimization of Components and Systems Frank Richert, Managing Director, SkyWind GmbH 14:45 Advanced Modeling Techniques for Coupled Multibody Simulation of Wind Turbines Birger Luhmann, Research Associate, Stuttgart Wind Energy (SWE), University of Stuttgart, together with Goldwind 15:10 Wind Turbine Noise Prediction using Exa PowerFLOW Wouter van der Velden, Senior Aerospace Application Engineer, Exa GmbH, a Company CHAIRMAN: Thomas Liebernickel, SIMULIA Industry Solutions Consultant, 13:55 Impact of Elasticity on the Transmission Behaviour of Thin Ring Gears Carsten Schulz, Professor of Computer Aided Engineering, Anhalt University of Applied Science 14:20 Distributed Surface Loads Based Approach for Modeling Flexible Gears Govind Mohan, Technical Customer Support Engineer SIMULIA Multibody Simulation, 14:45 Multibody Simulation in the Product Development Process of Winergy Gear Boxes Marco Rühl, Calculation Engineer, Winergy (Flender GmbH) 15:10 Drivetrain Simulation for the Assessment of the NVH-Behavior of Electric Vehicles Pascal Drichel, Teamleader, RWTH Aachen MSE (formerly IME & IKT) 15:35 BREAK & PARTNER EXHIBITION 15:35 BREAK & PARTNER EXHIBITION CHAIRMAN: Axel Dewes, SIMULIA R&D Multibody Portfolio Senior Manager, 16:05 Simpack Offshore Wind within the OC5 Phase 3 Project for Tool Validation Matthias Kretschmer, Research Associate, Stuttgart Wind Energy (SWE), University of Stuttgart 16:30 How Multibody-System Simulation Models can Support the Design of Wind Turbines Thomas Rosenlöcher, Chief Engineer, Technical University Dresden IMM 16:55 Multibody Simulation in Wind Energy From Turbine Design to Detailed Component Load Calculation Daniel Matzke, Research Associate, RWTH Aachen CWD 17:20 Closing Steve Mulski, Director, SIMULIA Business Development Wind Energy, CHAIRMAN: Govind Mohan, Technical Customer Support Engineer SIMULIA Multibody Simulation, 16:05 Electric Drive Noise and Vibration Analysis Thomas Liebernickel, SIMULIA Industry Solutions Consultant, 16:30 Dynamic Characteristics Analysis of Wind Turbine Transmission Chain Chen Xu, ChongQing University 16:55 The Influence of High Speed Axle Tilting Fault of Wind Turbine Gearbox on Gear Force Liu XiangYin, CRRC Wind Power (Shan Dong) CO., LTD 17:20 END OF SESSION 17:30 END OF EVENT 4 5

4 Exhibitors: Exhibitors: 6 MesH Engineering MesH Engineering is a leading global provider of engineering consultancy services and expert advice associated with Computer Aided Engineering (CAE). Our core competences are related to dynamic analyses of general mechatronic systems, including but not limited to multi-body simulation, finite element method, computational fluid dynamics and real-time applications. Our clients primarily come from the Automotive, Wind, Rail and Aerospace industry. For more information visit: The Wölfel Group Today, the Wölfel Group consists of Wölfel Engineering, Wölfel Monitoring Systems and Wölfel Wind Systems. When our company was founded in 1971, Wölfel was one of the pioneers of the finite element method. Today, we are one of Europe s leading engineering companies in the fields of structural mechanics, dynamics and acoustics. In addition to FE and MB simulation, with which we have decades of experience, we also carry out measurements including signal analysis and we develop systems. The result of our work is trend-setting solutions for our customers. Our experience gained from more than 800 projects per year benefits our software customers in the context of technical support, CAE services and practical seminars. For more information visit: SolidLine SolidLine is the leading supplier of SOLIDWORKS in Germany. Be it a one-man design office or an international corporation as a customer, you always have the highest priority at SolidLine. With our innovative SOLIDWORKS solutions, we offer you support in the optimization of the entire process chain: from the first idea to the marketable product. More than customers already rely on us: mostly companies from manufacturing industry, mechanical engineering, medical technology or tool and mold making. SOLIDWORKS offers you limitless possibilities for your product development. It is our mission to advise, accompany and support you in the optimal use of these potentials your success is our motivation. For more information visit: RWTH Aachen IME & IKT become MSE The fusion of the institute for engineering design (IKT) and the institute for machine elements and machine design (IME) creates excellent conditions for focusing on the research of model-based system engineering methods in addition to the traditional research areas of IME and IKT. The Institute of Machine Elements and System Engineering researches the basic structural and tribological behaviour of machine elements and maps this into experimentally validated model descriptions. These model descriptions are used to analyse and design the functional, loss and noise behaviour of entire technical systems with a focus on the drive technology of wind turbines and mobile machinery. For more information visit: RWTH Aachen CWD With the foundation of the Center for Wind Power Drives (CWD) another milestone in the research of wind turbines is set in Aachen. The Center is equipped with an innovative 4MW-WindTurbine-system test rig. RWTH Aachen University thus strengthening the research efforts in the field of onshore wind turbines. The CWD navigates and organizes the interdisciplinary research activities at RWTH Aachen University in the area of WT drive train systems. These research activities contain both fundamental scientific analyses and pre-competitive research and development projects. For more information visit: University Stuttgart SWE The Stuttgart Wind Energy institute (SWE) is affiliated to the Institute of Aircraft design at the faculty of aerospace engineering at the University of Stuttgart. At the institute, the work of the wind energy pioneer Prof. Dr.-Ing. Ulrich Hütter ( ) is continued within research and teaching programs. Research and teaching in the field of wind energy is executed multi-disciplinary and internationally and students of all faculties of the University of Stuttgart are welcome. The expansion and usage of wind energy and other renewable energy sources is actively supported. Research at the SWE treats wind turbines as complex integrated systems. The researcher focus in their work on improving the reliability of turbines and on lowering the production costs of energy. Central topics comprise the dynamics, the design, and the operation of large gridconnected wind turbines onshore and especially offshore. More information: 7

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