08:00 - 09:00 | Wed, 08:00 - 09:00 Registration Counter 1. OG Registrierung |
| Workshop 1
Robotics | Workshop 2
Planning | Workshop 3
Management | Workshop 4
Production & Product Technologies |
9:00 - 9:25 | Wed, 9:00 - 9:25 Wolf-Dietrich 1 Workshop 1: Robotics High Performance Dynamic Shuttering Robot of the 3rd Generation The demoulding and shuttering takes place at only one pallet position achieved with high dynamic robot systems. With these robots the rationalisation process in existing and new precast concrete factories can be revealed and realised.
B. Härter
(Weckenmann) | Wed, 9:00 - 9:25 Wolf-Dietrich 2 Workshop 2: Planning New Features in PLANBAR The workshop gives an insight into the most important innovations in PLANBAR. The aim is, in addition to presenting the innovations, to show participants less well-known developments and functionalities.Both experienced and new users will find tips for daily use here.
J. Eibl | K. Rieger
(Precast Software Engineering) | Wed, 9:00 - 9:25 Karajan 1+2 Workshop 3: Management Lean Management and Process Optimization through Visualization Avoiding resource bottlenecks through greater efficiency in the use of existing capacities and identifying potential for additional value enhancement measures within the process chain.
W. Maresch
(Precast Software Engineering) | Wed, 9:00 - 9:25 Karajan 3 Workshop 4: Production & Product Technologies Design of Thermally Broken Insulated Double Wall with Thermomass Composite Connectors An insulated double wall improves traditional precast sandwich walls, as part of the structural layer is cast on site. The main benefits of this type of construction are presented, focusing on the advantages of using the thermally broken system of connector by Thermomass. Design consideration are presented with the use of an innovative design software.
M. Branco
(Construction Systems Marketing Ltd.) |
9:30 - 9:55 | Wed, 9:30 - 9:55 Wolf-Dietrich 1 Workshop 1: Robotics Laser Projection Systems in Precast Element Production Enhancing output of precast element production through use of LAP laser projection systems. Learn about functionality, setup and options for implementation into your processes.
M. Mandt-Merck
(LAP GmbH Laser Applikationen) | Wed, 9:30 - 9:55 Wolf-Dietrich 2 Workshop 2: Planning New Features in TIM In this workshop, innovationsand features of the new TIM Version 2020 - such as the integrated workflow with the mobile application mTIM, activity logging and the Precast Dashboard as well as dynamic report generation using the batch report as an example - will be presented.
T. Leopoldseder
(Precast Software Engineering) | Wed, 9:30 - 9:55 Karajan 1+2 Workshop 3: Management Change is Simple – Because Work is Complicated Enough Precast Change Management allows to apply software upgrades, updates, and enhancements very easy, fast and efficiently.The Precast Change Management ensures that the customer optimally uses and applies new program functions. In addition, the data and information flow is analysed and adapted as needed. An individual training paves the way for the successful implementation of the "Change".
W. Gigelleitner / E. Demirtas
(Oberndorfer / Precast Software Engineering) | Wed, 9:30 - 9:55 Karajan 3 Workshop 4: Production & Product Technologies How to make sure your Installation will not Perform A few simple rules that will help you: • Reduce the overall efficiency • Reduce the quality • Raise the delivery delays • and much more if you are skilled ...Of course, you may choose to do exactly the contrary. A tribute to Paul Watzlawick
S. Marrié
(OPM) |
10:00 - 10:25 | Wed, 10:00 - 10:25 Wolf-Dietrich 1 Workshop 1: Robotics Cooperating Robots, Organize New Formwork Area - Application Report ABI and Outlook In the course of a complete factory modernization of the location Sinzig, the company ABI has announced a challenging task in the demoulding / shuttering sector: Due to the limited space available, the solution was collaborative robot system to increase production outcome.
C. Hanser
(RIB SAA) | Wed, 10:00 - 10:25 Wolf-Dietrich 2 Workshop 2: Planning MOTUS Building System – New Method for Producing Prestressed Hollow-Core Slabs Hollow-core slabs are up to 40% lighter than solid slabs and require less concrete to manufacture. For these reasons, they are widely used worldwide. However, the width of the slabs is strictly limited by the manufacturing process. Reinforcement meshes and connecting reinforcements can only be used to a limited extent, which often makes hollow core slabs unsuitable for construction systems in earthquake regions. Now, an innovation from Vollert has changed all that.
M. Schenk
(Vollert) | Wed, 10:00 - 10:25 Karajan 1+2 Workshop 3: Management Avoid Errors During Precast Planning in the Factory with a Rule-Based Expert System In addition to collisions and attributes, a model checker "Allcheck" integrated in PLANBAR also checks specific engineering and precast characteristics during planning - such as "opening cuts element", "opening / niche outside the element", "gap in the opening" and much more. Not just an element but the building model as a whole is analysed. Thus, a costly production shutdown is avoided.
V. Shkatov
(Allbau Software) | Wed, 10:00 - 10:25 Karajan 3 Workshop 4: Production & Product Technologies Use of Concremote Concrete-Monitoring for Production Optimization and Quality Assurance in Precast Plants For a cost-effective and safe production process in the precast plant, the development of early age concrete strength and the right choice of concrete mixtures are decisive factors. Concremote is a digital real-time concrete monitoring system that helps precast concrete manufacturers accelerate curing times, optimize resource use and provides detailed documentation. The parts of the system, fields of applications and customer benefits will be presented.
W. Wenighofer | E. Verhoeven
(Doka GmbH | Concrefy B.V.) |
10:25 - 11:05 | Wed, 10:25 - 11:05 Exhibition 1. OG Coffee break |
11:05 - 11:30 | Wed, 11:05 - 11:30 Wolf-Dietrich 1 Workshop 1: Robotics Robotics in Construction - Automated Production of Carbon Concrete Semi-Finished Parts New materials, such as carbon, have found their way into the construction industry and are bringing their high-performance properties to bear. Above all, the material savings and the long service life are major advantages. Thanks to the use of robot technology, the textile carbon reinforcement structures can be produced fully automatically in the concrete plant and incorporated into the components, such as walls. The entire process was modeled from research (to the scale of 1:1) and integrated into the production.
M. Schurig | M. Tietze
(Betonwerk Oschatz | Technische Universität Dresden) | Wed, 11:05 - 11:30 Wolf-Dietrich 2 Workshop 2: Planning Paperless Production in Precast Concrete Plants Large screens display allocation sheets and single plate extracts in production and make paper printouts superfluous. Key figures are visible to everyone. However, digitisation still opens up completely new possibilities for increasing productivity.
C. Felbick
(Unitechnik) | Wed, 11:05 - 11:30 Karajan 1+2 Workshop 3: Management Construction Site 4.0 Construction site management 2020 -mobile APPS for tablet and smartphone
M. Grothey
(RIB Gruppe) | Wed, 11:05 - 11:30 Karajan 3 Workshop 4: Production & Product Technologies Fire Protection for Core-Insulated Walls In the professional construction industry fire issues are always a "hot" topic. Have the products installed been tested for cases of fire - is there an approval for this? What has to be taken into account when constructing fire protection? Can the project be executed as planned, considering these points? Concrete is supposedly the ideal building material here, but a wall assembly is often not just concrete. Again and again questions arise on the fire behaviour of core-insulated concrete walls.
A. Decker
(Schöck Bauteile GmbH) |
11:35 - 12:15 | Wed, 11:35 - 12:15 Wolf-Dietrich 1 Workshop 1: Robotics Podium discussion plant technology for solid parts and inserts
| Wed, 11:35 - 12:15 Wolf-Dietrich 2 Workshop 2: Planning BIM in Practice How does the successful application of the BIM method in the precast plant work in practice? The workshop sheds light on application steps in the planning and production phases and deals with functions such as data input via IFC, the transformation into intelligent precast parts and the handling of attributes.Furthermore, PMI (Production and Manufacturing Information) and IFC4precast data for production will be presented.
A. Ellinger, P. Kafka | R. Borowan
(Precast Software Engineering | RIB SAA) | Wed, 11:35 - 12:15 Karajan 1+2 Workshop 3: Management Podium discussion C-level solid wall versus double wall
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12:15 - 13:45 | Wed, 12:15 - 13:45 Exhibition Lunch break |
| Session 4a
Product Innovations | Session 4b
Inserts |
13:45 - 14:05 | Wed, 13:45 - 14:05 Europa Saal Lecture PRADAP - A System for the Manufacturer-Independent Exchange of Article Data PRADAP is a new concept to enable synchronisation of article data across manufacturers without having to abandon existing fixture catalogs. PRADAP does not aim for a central database that supersedes everything else, but introduces a lightweight, easy-to-implement communication method that links existing article catalogs.
R. Hellrigl (Progress Software Development), W.Maresch (Precast Software Engineering), S.Maier (RIB SAA) | B.Strack (bwb Beteiligungsgesellschaft mbH & Co. KG)
(Working group IFC4precast) | Wed, 13:45 - 14:05 Mozart Saal Lecture NEVO-CONNECT the Innovative Connection System for Prefabricated Concrete Elements The innovative connection system enables the direct screwing of reinforced concrete elements for all standard connections of large panel construction and combines the advantages of a dry connection with the requirements of the lowest possible assembly tolerances and the qualification of the personnel employed.
S. Rausch
(Nevoga) |
14:05 - 14:25 | Wed, 14:05 - 14:25 Europa Saal Lecture Digital Readiness Migration How precast plants really benefit from digitisation and what advantages digital readiness migration brings.
A. Frauscher | T. Leopoldseder
(Precast Software Engineering) | Wed, 14:05 - 14:25 Mozart Saal Lecture Increase of the Lateral Force Capability of Head Bolt Sleeve Anchors in Concrete Construction by up to 60% Anchorage points in concrete usually experience tensile as well as transverse loads. For transverse loads, the edge distances play a special role. The aim of every planning is to initiate the highest possible forces via the anchoring point into the concrete. Thanks to its geometry, the novel transverse force anchor enables a very efficient utilization of the concrete with experimentally determined load increases by up to 60%.
I. Heesemann
(BT Innovation) |
14:25 - 14:45 | Wed, 14:25 - 14:45 Europa Saal Lecture ERP in the Precast Plant - in use at Oberndorfer iTWO PPS 4.0 is the intelligent cloud-based platform for the digital management of the entire part production process, starting with sales and planning through work preparation and production to logistics and mounting.
S. Maier | W. Gigelleitner
(RIB-SAA | Oberndorfer) | Wed, 14:25 - 14:45 Mozart Saal Lecture Hybridbeam Composition of steel and concrete to an optimised stiff and fire resisting supporting beam for concrete slabs.
M. Kintscher
(Pfeifer) |
14:45 - 15:05 | Wed, 14:45 - 15:05 Europa Saal Lecture Carbon Concrete in Facade Construction Architectural façade construction is one of the most important areas of application for carbon concrete elements. In contrast to reinforcement steel, carbon reinforcement can’t corrode, so that the concrete cover and at least the thickness of the facade panels can be reduced to a minimum of 20 to 30 mm. Due to this benefit, lightweight and slim structures can be realised. The so-called carbon-concrete panels initiate a revolution in the possibilities of facade concrete constructions.
S. Gießer | D. Nigl
(Solidian) | Wed, 14:45 - 15:05 Mozart Saal Lecture Precast Factory of the Future The presentation "Precast Factory of the Futur" will introduce a new disruptive technology for placing electrical components automatised in precast factories. With this technology Primo has caused a sensation since the BAUMA 2019.
T. Wintersteiger
(Primo) |
15:05 - 15:45 | Wed, 15:05 - 15:45 Exhibition Coffee break |
| Session 5
Innovation |
15:45 - 16:05 | Wed, 15:45 - 16:05 Europa Saal Lecture Taking Concrete into the Future 3D printed concrete void formwork for the production of pioneering lightweight concrete slabs for civil engineering purposes.The research project COEBRO (Additive Fabrication of Concrete Elements by Robots), is one of the projects in which the Institute for Structural Design of the TU Graz has worked in the past years in the the framework of digitalisation in the building industry. The focus here is on an effective and resource-saving handling of the material concrete using 3D printing technology.
A. Trummer
(TU Graz) |
16:05 - 16:25 | Wed, 16:05 - 16:25 Europa Saal Lecture BAUMINATOR 3D CONCRETE PRESSURE - FIRST STEPS AND EXPERIENCES IN MODULAR OBJECTS The 3D printing offers for the traditional technologies as well as for the architecture a completely new and exciting tool - modular construction and individual design are not available for the first time more contradictory.
E. Artner | Baumit P. Pyringer | HTL 1030 R. Neubauer | RIB SAA
(Baumit GmbH / HTL 1030 / RIB SAA) |
16:25 - 16:55 | Wed, 16:25 - 16:55 Europa Saal Lecture Technological Outlook Which product and production technologies do we see as relevant for the precast industry in the next three years?
C. Prilhofer / Prilhofer Consulting | C. Hanser / RIB-SAA
(Prilhofer Consulting / RIB-SAA) |
16:55 - 17:00 | Wed, 16:55 - 17:00 Europa Saal Ende Engineering Days 2019 Closing Remarks
W. Maresch / Precast Software Engineering | C. Prilhofer / Prilhofer Consulting | C. Hanser / RIB SAA
(Precast Software Engineering / Prilhofer Consulting / RIB-SAA) |
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