Innovative Polymer and Composite Solutions for Managing Wear in Aerospace
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Live Presentation:Wed., Oct. 22, 2008
2:00 EST
Improved performance, life, reliability, cost, and sustainability of systems are driving needs in aerospace systems. One facet of addressing these important needs is through improvements in friction and wear components. This webinar, sponsored by DuPont Vespel, will provide insights into the science of friction and wear.
Including the types of wear, influencing factors, and critical material properties to consider in developing solutions for wear and friction applications. In addition, practical application information and examples will be shared, to help you optimize your designs to meet the challenges you face, to stretch life and performance of your applications.
To register for this complimentary webinar, please click here.
SPEAKERS
Tim Krizan - Senior Research Associate, DuPont Engineering Polymers
Tim began his DuPont career at the Experimental Station in Wilmington, Delaware after receiving his Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry from the University of Illinois in 1984. Since then, he has conducted research in a number of programs related to high temperature polymers. For the past decade, he has provided material science support to the Vespel(R) Parts and Shapes business and has worked on a number of programs related to new offerings in the aerospace industry.
Marty Prellwitz - Senior Aerospace Technical Consultant
Marty is the aero market lead engineer in the DuPont(TM) Vespel(R) Parts and Shapes Technical Development Group. He has worked for more than 20 years with polyimide based polymers and composites in both wear and structural applications. His focus for the past 10 years has been providing solutions to challenging wear applications at the major aerospace manufacturers.
Mark Forkapa - Global Aerospace Market Segment Leader
Mark began his career performing materials research for NASA, developing and applying new technologies and processes. He later moved to DuPont as an application engineer helping aerospace customers applying DuPont technologies. He has held a number of positions at DuPont, leading to his current role, where he is responsible for delivering the right family of innovative products and services to meet the Aerospace Market's needs in wear and friction applications.
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