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2. International Congress
Automotive
Green Production
30 January – 01 February 2012 | Hilton Hotel Mainz, Germany
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3. International Congress
Automotive
Green Production
CONFERENCE DAY ONE | Monday 30 January 2012
09:00 Registration & coffee Cross-sector thinking about energy consumption
09:30 Chairman’s welcome & opening address 14:20 Step by step to a sustainable energy &
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Standards & regulations: DIN EN 16001 – new ISO 50001 management system. How to manage the management
systems?
09:40 ISO 50001 – Understanding the requirements • Integration and motivation of the important process owners
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• ISO 50001 versus DIn En 16001 – what is new? Dr. Heike Sarstedt,
• Standards to support implementation and operation for Head of Environmental & Safety Management,
energy management systems MAN Nutzfahrzeuge GmbH, Germany
Christoph Graser,
Energy Sector, 15:00 Resource efficient production
Siemens AG, Germany • Production in high wage countries?
• Energy and resources
10:20 Inside energy management: How to fill the framework • Limits to growth
of ISO 50001 • Design for sustainability
• Key success factors of energy management Prof. Dr. Ir. F.J.A.M. van Houten,
• Realistic targets and objectives Head of the Design,
• Boon and bane of EnPIs Production and Management Research Group,
• Adequate support by energy monitoring and controlling University of Twente, The Netherlands
• From the idea to a successfully implemented saving
measure 15:40 Afternoon coffee break & networking
Dr.-Ing. Eckardt Augenstein,
Senior Consultant Energy Systems, 16:10 Round-table discussion: The value of ISO 50001
perpendo GmbH, Germany Because of the great international interest in ISO 50001,
it is expected that it could be as successful as DIn En
11:00 Refreshment break & networking 16001, but there is still lack of clarity. What are the actual
problems and opportunities? What is the added value?
11:30 Step-by-step implementation of energy management
systems in enterprises Moderator:
• Presentation of the pilot project mod.EEM “Modular Christoph Graser, Energy Sector,
energy efficiency model“ Siemens AG, Germany
• Creation of prerequisites for introducing an EnMS in a
step-by-step approach Panel:
• Energy management systems in practice – a guide for Dr.-Ing. Eckardt Augenstein,
companies and organizations perpendo GmbH, Germany
Gerald Orlik, Gerald Orlik,
Energy Consultant, EnergieAgentur.NRW, Germany
EnergieAgentur.NRW, Germany
Philipp Münzel,
Brose Fahrzeugteile GmbH & Co. KG, Germany
12:10 Expected effects of a total-resources-data (TRD)
collection based on the energy management system Dr. Heike Sarstedt,
• The idea of the TRD collection MAN Nutzfahrzeuge GmbH, Germany
• Construction of the TRD-system Prof. Dr. Ir. F.J.A.M. van Houten,
• The expected effects of the TRD-system University of Twente, The Netherlands
• Critical view and summary
Philipp Münzel, 17:10 Closing remarks of the chairman
Energy Officer,
Brose Fahrzeugteile GmbH & Co. KG, Germany 17:20 End of conference day one
12:50 networking luncheon
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4. International Congress
Automotive
Green Production
CONFERENCE DAY TWO | Tuesday 31 January 2012
09:00 Registration & coffee Energy & resource efficient manufacturing processes
09:30 Chairman’s welcome & opening address 12:10 Energy and resource efficiency – challenges and
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• Definitions and measurability of energy and resource
Challenges of an intelligent energy management efficiency?
• “ThinkBlue.Factory” - energy and resource efficiency
09:40 How to implement energy efficient controlling thinking
successfully Dr. Roman Meininghaus,
• Methodology of energy efficient analysis Environmental Production Manager,
• Saving energy potentials Volkswagen AG, Germany
• Technological methods of measuring, managing and
controlling corporate energy usage 12:50 networking luncheon
A pratical example from the automotive industry
14:20 Achieving resource efficiency with the usage
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10:20 PROFIenergy - presence and future of sustainable materials in passenger vehicles
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• Latest and new development in the PROFIenergy • Renewable materials
standardization • Recycled materials
• The original goal of PROFIenergy: Control energy for Maira Magnani,
production lines Research Engineer,
• How far are we on this road? What are future concepts? Ford Research and Advanced
Frank Konopka, Engineering Europe, Germany
Senior Manager of Advanced Research for Industry
Automation & Drives Technology, 15:00 Afternoon coffee break & networking
Siemens AG, Germany
Energy efficiency in automobile painting facilities
11:00 Refreshment break & networking
15:30 How to maximize energy efficiency in existing painting
11:30 Planning, installation and operation of an energy data plants
acquisition system in body shops – a review • Analysis of primary energy (natural gas) consumption in
• Requirements for a performed measurement and dryer systems with thermal exhaust gas cleaning
archiving concept • Reduction of natural gas consumption by lowering the
• Explanation of how to implement the measurement burning temperature in the combustion chamber
concept • Reduction of natural gas consumption by minimizing the
• Consumption recording of energy data, e.g. electrical flow rate of the exhaust gas
energy, pressured air, water… Otto Carlowitz,
• Evaluation and analysis for the description of the energy Managing Director of CUTEC-Institute GmbH and Head
profile of Institute of Environmental Sciences of
• Identified optimisation approaches Clausthal University of Technology, Germany
Frank Knafla,
Master Specialist Energy Efficiency, 16:10 Green Paintshop
PHOENIX CONTACT Electronics GmbH, Germany • Status quo – energy consumption in realised paint shops
Case study
• Influencing factors for energy reduction
• new technologies, i.e. dry paint separation
• Future potentials
Dr. Frederic de Molière,
Global Customer Director,
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5. International Congress
Automotive
Green Production
INTERACTIVE WORKSHOP DAY | Wednesday, 1 February 2012
09:00 Registration & coffee
11:00 Refreshment break & networking
WORKSHOP A: 09:30 – 12:30 WORKSHOP B: 09:30 – 12:30
Bring a DIN EN 16001 or ISO 50001 to life: Minimize energy consumption on your production line
Good energy management practice using the example
of infrastructure (HVAC, lighting and media supply)
DIn En 16001 and ISO 50001 deliver a good organizational Within the German government founded research project "Green
framework to establish an effective energy management. However, Carbody Technologies", companies and research institutes (like
it has to be filled with life and tailored to the specific needs of volkswagen, Siemens, and Fraunhofer) currently develop new
the individual company. This includes reasonable design of work- concepts and technologies to decrease the energy consumption
flows and responsibilities as well as the appropriate support by of automotive bodyshop production lines. These ideas include the
technical systems (e.g. energy monitoring) and the availability of use of global controllers to switch production and even complete
awareness and know-how in terms of energy analysis and tech- factories in energy saving modes based on the knowledge of non-
nology. Focusing on the example of work infrastructure – which productive times in short and long-term pauses, maintenance inter-
frequently makes up about the half of the total energy consumption vals, or due to material tracking.
– the workshop will discuss a number of key questions that should
be answered when introducing energy management: • Presentation of current concepts and results from the research
project "Green Carbody Technologies"
• How can "energy planning", "implementation and operation" • Joint presentation of project partners
and "checking" be implemented in a meaningful way? • Joint discussion with interested conference members about
• How should responsibilities be organized? the current concepts
• How can saving measure ideas be processed effectively?
• How can the infrastructure services be kept in line with the Frank Konopka, Senior Manager of Advanced Research for
production needs? Industry Automation & Drives Technology,
• What are the requirements towards energy monitoring? Siemens AG, Germany
Dr.-Ing. Eckardt Augenstein, Senior Consultant Energy Systems, Marc Weist,
perpendo GmbH, Germany Volkswagen AG, Germany
12:30 networking luncheon
15:30 Refreshment break & networking
WORKSHOP C: 14:00 – 17:00 WORKSHOP D: 14:00 – 17:00
Energy data acquisition in industrial production: Reduce the quantity of materials used to minimize
Use case "Body shop" material costs and preserve rare raw materials
Energy data acquisition does not require a specialized data logger Energy has to be saved during the production of the car because
solution. The standard PLC can be enhanced for this additional the total energy consumed by a car during its lifetime is used in
task. Sensors, counters and meters are delivered with various manufacturing itself. To reduce the amount of material wasted
communication interfaces and have to be connected to the PLC. during production new technologies have to be found together with
The PLC acts as a data logger and as a data base manager which materials suppliers, equipment manufacturers and press shops.
writes the data seamless into a standard SQL database.
• The need of implementing new machinery and new process
• Strategy for selection of sensors, counters and meters technology to reduce waste systematically
• Strategy for defining key performance indicators (KPI) • The impact of joining techniques on production ecology
• Strategy for data mining and data analysing • The added value of long term strategies compared to direct
• Recommendation of an energy data acquisition concept return of investment
• Communication interfaces for IT based energy management
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Frank Knafla, Master Specialist Energy Efficiency,
PHOENIX CONTACT Electronics GmbH, Germany
17:00 End of workshop day
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