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58TH DORNBIRN
Global FIBER CONGRESS
Dornbirn-GFC
11-13 September 2019 Austria
700 participants from
30 nations, over 100 lectures
Communicating
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As per August 2019
Congress Themes
Fiber Innovations
Circular Economy and Sustainability
Digitalization and Smart Textiles
Surface Modification and Additives
Sports and Leisure Wear
Nonwovens and Technical Textiles
Simply register online:
www.dornbirn-gfc.com58TH Dornbirn Global Fiber Congress
11-13 September 2019 Austria
DEAR PARTICIPANT!
The fiber industry has become a focal point
for many stakeholders of the textile and
nonwoven industries. Climate change and
environmental pollution are the main reasons
for calls to action along the entire value
chain – from sourcing of the raw materials
for the fibers to production of technical
fabrics and garments as well as hygienic,
cosmetic and industrial applications and
eventually final usage and disposal.
For this reason, this year’s Global Fiber Congress in Dornbirn
offers many lectures and discussions about sustainability, the
circular economy and digitalization. These topics are interlinked
and require pioneers and role models.
Better educated consumers demand responsible sourcing and
production. The circular economy is one of the solutions to avoid
the negative consequences of our daily actions on the environ-
ment. Digitalization i.e. using block chain technology contributes
to transparency along the entire value chain.
These trends are becoming important decision criteria for a
growing group of engineers and consumers. Only if our industry
meets these challenges on a broad and global basis we will be
able to maintain our social acceptance and continue the strong
growth of recent years.
In addition to the discussion about how to green up our industry,
the congress serves as a vital platform for networking and for a lot
of positive and inspiring ideas for the future.
Yours sincerely,
Robert van de Kerkhof
President of the Austrian Fibers InstituteWednesday, 11 September 2019
Morning Hall A Wednesday, 11 September 2019
Morning Hall B Wednesday, 11 September 2019
Morning Hall C
Opening Session no lectures no lectures
Chairman: Friedrich Weninger
Austrian Fibers Institute, Vienna (AUT)
09:00 Friedrich weninger
Austrian Fibers Institute, Vienna (AUT)
Opening
09:10 Robert van de Kerkhof
Austrian Fibers Institute, Vienna (AUT)
Welcome Address
09:25 Karlheinz Rüdisser
Landesregierung Vorarlberg, Bregenz (AUT)
Welcome Address
09:35 Necat Altin
CIRFS, Brüssel (BEL)
Man-made Fibres in Europe: new and existing
challenges and a changing political environment
09:50 Hilmar Fuchs
Sächsisches Textilforschungsinstitut e.V. (STFI),
Chemnitz (GER)
Awarding the Paul Schlack Man-Made Fibers Prize
10:10 BREAK
10:30 UDAY GILL
Indorama Ventures, Bangkok (THA)
Sustainability Challenges and Way forward
10:55 Robert Rosellen
Microsoft Austria, Vienna (AUT)
How technology can have a positive impact on the
circular economy and sustainability?
11:20 Stefan Achleitner
Palo Alto Networks, Santa Clara (USA)
Cybersecurity landscape – Evolving threats and
challenges
11:45 CEO Panel
Yogendra Dandapure, Lululemon (CAN)
Uday Gill, Indorama Ventures (THA)
Robert van de Kerkhof, Lenzing AG (AUT)
Mauro Scalia, Euratex (BEL)
Gunjan Sharma, Reliance Industries Ltd (IND)
Moderation: Walter Woitsch, Syngroup Consulting (AUT)
Sustainability/Circular Economy – are we leading
or lagging?
12:20 joining for lunchWednesday, 11 September
Morning Hall B+C Wednesday, 11 September 2019
Afternoon Hall A Wednesday, 11 September 2019
Afternoon Hall B Wednesday, 11 September 2019
Afternoon Hall C
Notes Fiber Innovations Digitalization and Smart Textiles Circular Economy and sustainability
Chairman: Wilhelm Rauch Chairman: Jürgen Musch Chairman: Alberto Ceria
Industrievereinigung Chemiefasern (GER) ADVANSA Marketing GmbH (GER) INVISTA (ITA)
13:30 Jei McKinney 13:30 Nicolina PRASS et al 13:30 Andreas Röhrich
Encapsys, Appleton (USA) ITA Academy GmbH, Aachen (GER) Wolford AG , Bregenz (AUT)
Advancement in the microencapsulated PCM Textile Production 4.0 – A look into the future Being less bad ist not good enough
(Phase Change Material)
13:55 Christoph Runde 13:55 Karla Magruder
13:55 Gunjan Sharma Virtual Dimension Center (VDC), Vellbach (GER) Fabrikology International, Campbell Hall (USA)
Reliance Industries Limited, Mumbai (IND) Virtual Reality – Opportunities and Applications in the Missing Links by the Accelerating Circularity Group
Fabric of the Future: Integrating Digital Enablers in Textile Value Chain
Sustainable and High-performance Solutions 14:20 Sarah-Jeanne Royer
14:20 Andreas Röpert D. Deheyn, Marine Biology Research Division
14:20 Gunnar Seide1, Wolfgang Hermann2 Interactive Wear GmbH, Starnberg (GER) Scripps Institution of Oceanography, La Jolla (USA)
Maastricht University (AMIBM) , Geleen (NED),
1 Smart Textiles between Hype 2.0 and Industry 4.0 Plastics and microfibers in the environment:
IFG Asota GmbH2, Linz (AUT) What can we do about it?
A new unique industrial trial facility in the heart of 14:45 Amit Gautam
Europe – New models of collaboration TextileGenesis, Hong Kong (HKG) 14:45 Ellen Bendt1 et al, Nicole Espey2
Blockchain: Myth vs. Relevance for the Fiber industry HS Niederrhein1, Mönchengladbach, Bundesverband der
14:45 Rolf-Dieter Hund1 Deutschen Sportartikel-Industrie2, Bonn (GER)
N.H. An Tran1 et al, H. Brünig2, ITM der TU Dresden1, 15:10 Alexander Bachmann Development of functional textiles with reduced
Dresden, Leibnitz-Institut für Polymerforschung2, output of synthetic microparticles
Kelheim Fibres GmbH, Kelheim (GER)
Dresden (GER) Fingerprint-technology for raw-material transparency
Advances in the melt spinning of bicomponent fibres in the textile supply chain 15:10 Marco De Silvestri et al
RadiciGroup, Gandino (ITA)
15:10 Rudolf Hufenus 15:35 Break A further step towards a real sustainable supply
K. Jakubowski, Empa, St. Gallen (SUI) chain in synthetic fibres
Flexible Polymer Optical Fibers Produced by
Bicomponent Melt-spinning Chairman: Isa Hofmann 15:35 Break
IHofmann (GER)
15:35 Break Chairman: Stefan Mecheels
15:55 Songül Kul
Hohenstein Institute (GER)
Chairman: Friedrich Weninger B. Mert, Korteks A.S, Bursa (TUR)
Digital transformation for yarn industry
Austrian Fibers Institute, Vienna (AUT) 15:55 Gerold Breuer
16:20 Dieter Stellmach EREMA Group, Ansfelden (AUT)
15:55 Markus Reichwein The next level: plastics recycling and its contribution
M. Winkler, DITF, Denkendorf (GER) to the circular economy – Lighthouse projects, digita-
Oerlikon Textile GmbH, Remscheid (GER) Small Series Textile Value Creation back in Europe?
Sustainability Drivers in the Manmade Fibers Industry lisation and state of the art recycling technology
Five Industrial Scenarios Involving the Digital Textile
Micro Factory
16:20 Startup event With PwC 16:20 Paul Niedl
16:45 Falko Schubert1 Starlinger & Co GmbH (machinery for packaging, plastics
until Moderation: Thomas Riegler, PwC (AUT) recycling & refinement), Vienna (AUT)
A. Böhm2, STFI1, futureTEX Management GmbH2, Chemnitz (GER) PET/Polyester recycling: Requirements and
18:00 Startups from following segments present their Mobile robotic systems for the application in textile recycling solutions for re-use in filaments
business models: processes
Smart Fibers 16:45 Frank Gähr1
Smart Applications 17:10 Waleri Root
T. Veit2, DITF1, Denkendorf, Fuchshuber Techno-Tex GmbH2, Lichtenstein (GER)
Smart SportsTech & Outdoor T. Bechtold, T. Pham, Institut für Textilchemie und Textilphysik, Recycling of High Performance Fibre Polymers with Ionic Liquids
Dornbirn (AUT)
Smart Sustainability & Circular Economy Development of electrically conductive textiles for
NEW!
capacitive, combined thermo and humidity sensors 17:10 Jean-Luc Derycke
UTEXBEL NV., Ronse (BEL)
18:00 END Day 1 Development and realization of yarns, fabrics and garments
17:35 Kay Ullrich et al
20:00 Reception “trade fair Dornbirn – TITV e.V. Greiz, Greiz (GER)
made from fibres from post-consumer textile material
free ticket Mohren Hall 13” Large-area electrical contacting of and with textiles
17:35 Sascha Schriever
public transport D. Wolters, T. Gries, ITA der RWTH Aachen, Aachen (GER)
18:00 END Day 1
Vorarlberg 20:00 Reception “trade fair Dornbirn – Recycling of polyacrylonitrile – A technical and
economic approach
Mohren Hall 13”
PLEASE Open! 18:00 END Day 1
20:00 Reception “trade fair Dornbirn –
Mohren Hall 13”Wednesday, 11 September
Afternoon Hall B+C Thursday, 12 September 2019
Morning Hall A Thursday, 12 September 2019
Morning Hall B Thursday, 12 September 2019
Morning Hall C
Notes Fiber Innovations Nonwovens and Technical Textiles Circular Economy and sustainability
Chairman: Karine Wallois Chairman: Clemens Bisjak Chairman: Claudia van Bonn
Clubtex (FRA) Lenzing AG (AUT) Deutscher Fachverlag (GER)
09:00 Mthokozisi Sibanda1 09:00 Daniel Wolters1 et al 09:00 Eberhard Brack
W. Focke2, A. Leuteritz3, African Applied Chemical Ltd.1, K. Wiltsch2, G. Frenzer3, P. Pink4, ITA der RWTH Aachen1, Märkische Faser GmbH, Premnitz (GER)
Persequor, University of Pretoria2, Pretoria (RSA), Aachen, Elring Klinger AG2, Dettingen, NANO-X GmbH3, Functionalised hollow fibres for innovative textiles
Leibnitz-Institut für Polymerforschung3, Dresden (GER) Saarbrücken-Güdingen, ElringKlinger Motortechnik GmbH4,
Bicomponent fibres for controlled release of volatile Idstein (GER)
mosquito repellents Technical scale production of aerogel non-woven 09:25 Albin Kälin
EPEA Switzerland GmbH, Bäch (SUI)
09:25 Elise Thécua1,2 09:25 Roland Scholz Cradle to Cradle Design Innovation –
Rethinking the way we make things
C. Nocito1, S. Mordon2, MDB Texinov1, La Tour Du Pin, H. Lauterbach, Kelheim Fibres GmbH, Kelheim (GER)
University Lille2, Lille (FRA) Viscose Fibre Danufil® QR for Sustainability in
Innovative medical device: Light emitting textile for Disinfection of Surfaces 09:50 Thierry Le Blan
dermatologic treatment CETI, Tourcoing (FRA)
09:50 Katharina Mayer, Ibrahim Sagerer-ForiC Reinventing the end of life of cotton textiles in order
09:50 Michèle Lindner1 to design textile goods more responsible
Lenzing AG, Lenzing (AUT)
R. Tonndorf2 et al, GfN Herstellung von Naturextrakte GmbH1, LENZINGTM Web Technology – Biodegradable
Wald-Michelbach, ITM der TU Dresden2, Dresden (GER) Solutions for the Future Nonwovens Industry 10:15 Birgit Stubbe1 et al
Wet-spun Collagen Multifilament Yarns N. Kimpe2, L. Thomas3 et al, Centexbel1, Zwijnaarde,
10:15 Johann Philipp Dilo Vanheede2, Geluwe, Procotex3, Dottignies (BEL)
10:15 Frank Ficker1 The valorisation of textile waste in short fibre
DiloGroup, Eberbach (GER) reinforced plastics
R. Miksch et al, M. Becker , Hof University of Appliend
2 3
3D Lofter – A new nonwoven textile manufacturing
Sciences1, Hof/Saale, Hof University of Appliend Sciences2, technology for three-dimensional lightweight fibre
Münchberg, Fraunhofer-Center for Textile Fiber3, structures for the car interior 10:40 Break
Münchberg (GER)
Textile Structures for Medical Engineering – Complex
Stents 10:40 Break 11:00 Jane Wang
Eleather Group, Peterborough (GBR)
11:00 Junichi Kusakabe Transforming leather waste into innovative
10:40 Break composite products
Asahi Kasei Corp., Shiga (JPN)
11:00 Philipp Schegner et al New Type of High Functional Nonwoven Fabric
“Precisé” 11:25 Augusta Marinho1 et al
ITM der TU Dresden, Dresden (GER) A. Afonso2, P. Magalhães3 et al, J. Gaião4, V. Sá5 et al,
CAD-supported integral manufacturing of complex R. Malgueiro6 et al, CITEVE1, VN Famalicão, Têxteis
patient-specific stentgrafts 11:25 Vanessa Mason Penedo2, Guimarães,TINTEX – TEXTILES3, V.N. de
Primaloft, Inc., Latham (USA) Cerveira, CTIC4, Alcanena, Sedacor5, São Palo de Oleiro,
11:25 Jeanette Ortega1 et al PrimaLoft® Bio™ – the first 100% recycled, CeNTI6, Vila Nova de Famalicão (POR)
biodegradable synthetic performance fibre in textile Textile valorisation with vegetal waste and
B. Mues2 et al, ITA der RWTH Aachen1, Institut für apparel industry by-products for development of Vegan Leather
Angewandte Medizintechnik2, Aachen (GER)
Systematic process design for the fabrication of
nanomodified fiber-based implants for use in 11:50 Panel in hall A 11:50 Panel in hall A
ablation therapy
12:15 joining for lunch 12:15 joining for lunch
11:50 Panel
Stefan Achleitner, Palo Alto Networks Inc. (USA)
Jochen Adler, Oerlikon Textile GmbH & Co. KG (GER)
Martin Ohneberg, HENN GmbH & Co KG (AUT)
Robert Rosellen, Microsoft Österreich GmbH (AUT)
Thomas Riegler, PwC (AUT)
Margarete Schramböck, Expert for Digitalization (AUT)
Rafael Uston, TeraVienna GmbH (AUT)
Moderation: Josef Mantl, JMC Josef Mantl
Communications GmbH (AUT)
Innovation boost for Europe – Digitalization?
12:15 joining for lunch
PLEASE Open!Thursday, 12 September
Morning Hall B+C Thursday, 12 September 2019
Afternoon Hall A Thursday, 12 September 2019
Afternoon Hall B Thursday, 12 September 2019
Afternoon Hall C
Notes Fiber Innovations Nonwovens and Technical Textiles Sports and leisure Wear
Chairman: Andreas Bartl Chairman: Wolfgang Hermann Chairman: Dieter Veit
Technische Universität Wien (AUT) IFG Asota GmbH (AUT) Institut für Textiltechnik der RWTH Aachen (GER)
13:30 Oliver Syed Shafaat 13:30 Simone Gramsch 13:30 Susanne Müller
Spiber Inc., Yamagata (JPN) A. Sarishvili, A. Schmeißer, Fraunhofer-Institut für Techno und HS Niederrhein, Mönchengladbach (GER)
Production of Synthetic Spider Silk Protein Fibers Wirtschaftsmathematik (ITWM), Kaiserslautern (GER) Disruption in the Fashion Apparel and Sports
and Yarns Hybrid informed machine learning for production Industry – The Impact of the Victimhood Culture on
processes of nonwovens future Social Media Marketing Strategies
13:55 Renaud Lemaire1
R. de Palo2, Lyondellbasell1, Brussels (BEL), Basell 13:55 Yvette Dietzel 13:55 Masashige Hirata et al
Poliolefine2, Ferrara (ITA) M. Gültner, STFI, Chemnitz (GER) Asahi Kasei Corp., Shiga (JPN)
Innovation for the polyolefin textile industry Protective clothing materials for special applications Basic study of Environment-Friendly Water-Repellent Fabric
such as working with handheld ultra-high pressure
14:20 Pavan Kumar Manvi water jet guns and abrasive cutting 14:20 Gilda Santos1 et al
T. Gries, ITA der RWTH Aachen, Aachen (GER) M. Pinto2, CITEVE1, Vila Nova de Famalicão, Lemar2, Guimarães (POR)
Melt spun thermoplastic polyurethane filaments: An 14:20 Tobias Raithel Innovative functional textiles for protection against puncture
alternative of conventional solution spun spandex F. Strauss, Ch. Weber, Groz-Beckert KG, Albstadt (GER)
filaments Splitfibers and their processing in neddlepunched nonwovens 14:45 Jörn Lübben
Hochschule Albstadt-Sigmaringen, Albstadt (GER)
14:45 Shohei Tsunofuri et al 14:45 Susanne Jary et al Thermoresponsive polymers and their application in
the textile value chain
Kuraray CO. LTD., Tokyo (JPN) Lenzing AG, Lenzing (AUT)
Development of new heat-resistant fiber; PA9T fiber Lyocell short cut – Versatile fiber enabling new product options
15:10 Silke Sanduloff1 et al, Michael Korger1 et al
15:10 Christoph Hacker S. Huysman2, HS Niederrhein1, Mönchengladbach (GER),
15:10 Matthew Tipper Centexbel2, Zwijnaarde (BEL)
M. Vlasblom, R. Bosman, DSM Dyneema B.V., Geleen (NED) NIRI Technologies, Leeds (GBR) Body contour-compatible protectors using
Prediction of rope design and lifetime in real life Mass Customisation of Nonwovens for a Stratified 3-D printing technology
application with Dyneema® fibers Marketplace
15:35 Break
15:35 Break 15:35 Break
Chairman: Eberhard Janssen Chairman: Wolfgang Hermann
Surface Modification and Additives
Hochschule Niederrhein (GER) IFG Asota GmbH (AUT) Chairman: Walter Roggenstein
Kelheim Fibres GmbH (GER)
15:55 Stefan Topp1, Kai Ullrich2 15:55 Daniel Weise1 et al
Topp Textil GmbH1, Durach, TITV Greiz2, Greiz (GER) T. Balzer2 et al, Institute of Textile Machinery and High 15:55 Yoshifumi SUZUKI
Innovative textile composites based on extrusion Performance Material Technology1, Dresden, Department of Teijin Frontier CO., LTD, Ehime (JPN)
technology to achieve high functional, ecological and Ceramic Materials Engineering2, Bayreuth (GER) Fibers surface modification of adhesive technology
economic benefits C/C-SIC-Ceramic Composite with tailored thermal for rubber reinforcement – Discussion on the
conductivity for high performance friction application environmentally friendly adhesives
16:20 Chokri Cherif1
N. H. An Tran1 et al, T. Bönkeet2 et al, D. S. Wolz3 et al, 16:20 Elke Thiele1 et al 16:20 Thomas Stegmaier1
M. Müller4 et al, ITM der TU Dresden1, Fraunhofer IWS2, M. Wonneberger2, STFI1, Chemnitz, Invent GmbH2, Braunschweig (GER) T. Maschler1 et al, S. Thielen2 et al, T. Miranda3 et al, DITF1,
ILK3, IPF Dresden e.V.4, Dresden (GER) Biogenic Heavy Tows based on hemp bast bark – Denkendorf, Universität Tübingen2, Senckenberg Centre for
Microporous HDPE-based carbon fibers as cathodes From field to composite Human Evolution and Palaeo-environment3, Tübingen (GER)
for Li-S batteries Biomimetic textile structures for moisture evaporation,
separation and water supply in greenhouses
16:45 Marielies Becker1
16:45 Jens Petzold F. Ficker2, C. Anzer3, Fraunhofer-Center for Textile Fiber
CeraFib GmbH, KI Keramik-Institut GmbH, Meißen (GER) Ceramics TFK1, Münchberg, Hof University2, Hof/Saale (GER),
16:45 Seshadri Ramkumar
Silica fibers and their composites Hof University3, Münchberg (GER) Texas Tech University, Lubbock (USA)
Textile Technical Manufacturing Processes for the Sustainable Technical Textiles
17:10 Stefan Schlichter Production of Complex Inorganic Structures
17:10 Thomas Mutschler
M. Froning, ITA Augsburg, Augsburg (GER)
Web Based Composites – new potential for 17:10 Christian Gerking et al M.O. Weber, HS Niederrhein, Mönchengladbach (GER)
thermoplastic fiber materials Nanoval GmbH, Berlin (GER) Alternative weft insertion process in warp knitting –
Filter media with reduced Pressure Loss performance enhancing and energy saving
17:35 Serge Lang 17:35 Dirk Hegemann
M. Szegedi, A. Gerhardts, Hohenstein Institut, Bönnigheim (GER) 17:35 Ingo Windschiegl et al Empa, St. Gallen (SUI)
Application potentials of (electro-)thermally controlled DITF, Denkendorf (GER) Textile Sensors Based on Temperature-sensitive
muscles Finest meltblow nonwovens with improved productivity Color-changing Coatings
PLEASE Open!
18:00 END Day 2 18:00 END Day 2 18:00 END Day 2Thursday, 12 September
Afternoon Hall B+C Friday, 13 September 2019
Morning Hall A Friday, 13 September 2019
Morning Hall B Friday,13 September 2019
Morning Hall C
Notes Fiber Innovations Circular Economy and sustainability Surface Modification and Additives
Chairman: Andreas Tulke Chairman: Arturo Andreoni Chairman: Hilmar Fuchs
FTA Forschungsgesellschaft für Textiltechnik Albstadt mbH (GER) Radici Fibers S.p.A. (ITA) STFI Chemnitz (GER)
09:00 Roland Zirbs 09:00 Christian Weilach 09:00 Laura Solomon
Universität für Bodenkultur, Vienna (AUT) Lenzing AG, Lenzing (AUT) World Textile Information Network (WTIN), Leeds (GBR)
Universal melt modification method for the synthesis Increasing Circularity – recent developments in An overwiew of graphene technology for textile
of core-shell-nanoparticles with ultra-high REFIBRATM Technology applications
grafting densities
09:25 Aydin Oruç?, Ali Ibrikçi1 et al 09:25 Felix Stutz
09:25 Ishtia Zahir Hossain et al ˆ
G. Kaya2, Kipas Textile1, Dulkadiroglu/Kahramanmaras, LITRAX AG, Orselina (SUI)
V-trion, Hohenems (AUT) ¸
Kahramanmaras Sutcu Imam University2, Onikisubat (TUR) Conductive Plasma Coated Polymer Yarns versus
Self-powering smart-textile Development of Sandwich Composites by Using Paper Graphene Application
and Aramid Fibre Wastes
09:50 Nguyen Hoai An Tran1 et al 09:50 Jürgen Schneider
J. Kemnitzer2 et al, ITM der TU Dresden1, Dresden, 09:50 Onur Celen S. Baz, G.T. Gresser, DITF Denkendorf, Denkendorf (GER)
K. Effektzwirnerei GmbH2, Oelsnitz/Vogtland (GER) S. M. Cam, Korteks A.S, Bursa (TUR) Twist offset of rovings to increase yarn quality
An eco-friendly post-drawing process for splitting Polyester Filament Can be Dyed at Low Temperature
bicomponent filaments
10:15 Anke Klepser
10:15 Zhiyi Cao S. Morlock, Hohenstein Institut, Bönnigheim (GER)
10:15 Selli Figen O. Grabandt, Teijin Aramid, Arnhem (NED) How does body shape and tissue effect the pressure
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Ü. H. Erdogan, Dokuz Eylul University, Buca-Izmir (TUR) Properties of Aramid yarn – How Aramid Yarn of shaping garments?
Enhancing the Production of Polyhydroxyalkanoate contributes to the Circular Economy
(PHA) Melt-spun Filaments and Role of Processing
Aids 10:40 Break
10:40 Break
10:40 Break 11:00 Yüce Denizli1 et al
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11:00 GülSah Ekin Kartal et al M. Karaman2, Korteks A.S1, Bursa,
Dokuz Eylül University, Izmir (TUR) Konya Technicla University2, Bölümü (TUR)
11:00 Philipp Köhler et al Providing Antifouling Properties to Fishing Nets with A novel PECVD coating system for the nano-scale
TITK, Rudolstadt (GER) Encapsulated Econea surface-functionalization of PET filament fibers
Characterization of the properties of infrared-active
fibers and textiles 11:25 Martin Pelzer 11:25 Kristina Klinkhammer1 et al
T. Gries, ITA der RWTH Aachen, Aachen (GER) T. Ferndandez2, HS Niederrhein1, Mönchengladbach,
11:25 Youjuan Zhang, Lei Zhang Microcapsules towards a better Recyclability of Trans-Textil GmbH2, Freilassing (GER)
K. Honda, Toray Fibers & Textiles Research Laboratories China Multi-Material Textile Bonds Influence of plasma functionalization on the adhesion
Co Ltd (CHN) of seam sealing tapes in PPE
Toray's PPS fiber productions used in Environmentally 11:50 Keito Yamaguchi
Friendly Materials 11:50 Mahmud Hossain1 et al
Takemoto Oil Fat Co., LTD., Gamagori-city (JPN)
Energy saving with new type spin finish oil for M. Sparing2 et al, ITM der TU Dresden1, IFW Dresden –
11:50 Michael Cordin polyester filament Institut für Metallische Werkstoffe2, Dresden (GER)
T. Bechtold, T. Pham, Institut für Textilchemie und Textilphysik, 300 percent increment of efficiency in the spinning of
Dornbirn (AUT) manmade fibers on turbo ring spinning machine with
Preperation and Characterization of polymer-self- 12:15 Networking event friction free superconducting twisting element
reinforced composites Make use of our final event to network with other
congress participants and lecturers in an enjoyable
atmosphere. 12:15 Networking event
12:15 Networking event Make use of our final event to network with other
Make use of our final event to network with other congress participants and lecturers in an enjoyable
congress participants and lecturers in an enjoyable atmosphere.
atmosphere.
PLEASE Open!Friday, 13 September
Morning Hall B+C 58TH Dornbirn Global Fiber Congress
11-13 September 2019 Austria
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Munich
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the following scale: Until July 31st 2019: 50%; from August 1st 2019: Dornbirn AUSTRIA
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no refund. Delegates may be substituted at any time.
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Congress Badge
You will receive your badge in Dornbirn. The badge is your entrance ticket. Important notice: some lectures may be added or changed.
Please consult our homepage www.dornbirn-gfc.com for any updates.
PLEASE Open!58TH Dornbirn Global Fiber Congress Communicating 11-13 September 2019 Austria fiber innovations SPONSORs COMmITEE many thanks to the following sponsors the actual committee of the for supporting the congress dornbirn Global fiber congress Avantex Messe Frankfurt France (FRA) Ali Akdag, CIRFS (BEL) CHT Beitlich GmbH (GER) Arturo Andreoni, Radici Fibers S.p.A. (ITA) CIRFS (European Man-Made Fibres Association) (BEL) Andreas Bartl, Technische Universität Wien (AUT) Dralon GmbH (GER) Clemens Bisjak, Lenzing Aktiengesellschaft (AUT) Ecoplus. Niederösterreichs Wirtschaftsagentur GmbH (AUT) Claudia van Bonn, Deutscher Fachverlag (GER) EDANA (BEL) Alberto CERIA, The LYCRA Company (ITA) Gherzi Textil Organisation AG (SUI) Ariadna Detrell Domingo, AEI TÈXTILS (ESP) Groz Beckert KG (GER) Hilmar Fuchs, Sächsisches Textilforschungsinstitut e.V. (STFI) (GER) IFG Asota GmbH (AUT) Wolfgang Hermann, IFG Asota GmbH (AUT) IKV Innovative Kunststoffveredelung GmbH (GER) Isa Hofmann, IHOFMANN (GER) Indorama Ventures (THA) Eberhard Janssen, Hochschule Niederrhein (GER) Industriellenvereinigung Vorarlberg (AUT) Jürgen Musch, ADVANSA Marketing GmbH (GER) JMC Josef Mantl Communications GmbH (AUT) Marc Ponsa, Polisilk S.A. (ESP) Kunstuniversität Linz (AUT) Wilhelm Rauch, Industrievereinigung Chemiefasern (GER) Land Vorarlberg (AUT) Walter Roggenstein, Kelheim Fibres GmbH (GER) Lenzing AG (AUT) Hans-Peter Schlegelmilch, imat-uve gmbh (GER) Märkische Faser GmbH (GER) Volker Siejak, Polyamide High Performance GmbH (GER) Microsoft Austria (AUT) Andreas Tulke, FTA Forschungsgesellschaft für Oerlikon Textile GmbH & Co. KG (GER) Textiltechnik Albstadt mbH (GER) Perlon Nextrusion Monofil (GER) Karine Wallois, Clubtex (FRA) PricewaterhouseCoopers PwC (AUT) Lutz Walter, EURATEX (BEL) Saurer AG (SUI) Friedrich Weninger, Chairman, Austrian Fibers Institute (AUT) Smart-Textiles Plattform (AUT) Stadt Dornbirn (AUT) Syngroup (AUT) Techtextil Messe Frankfurt (GER) Wirtschaftskammer Vorarlberg (AUT) WISTO - Wirtschaftsstandort Vorarlberg GmbH (AUT)
58TH Dornbirn Global Fiber Congress
11-13 September 2019 Austria
location
the Fiber specialists
will meet in the heart of europe
Dornbirn nearby the famous ”Lake Constance”
With a population of around 48,000, Dornbirn is the largest town
in the Vorarlberg region – a pleasant and dynamic town located
in a corner of Austria close to the borders of Liechtenstein,
Switzerland and Germany.
For further information, contact Convention Partner Vorarlberg
directly – your partner in Dornbirn.
The center of Dornbirn
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The Kulturhaus Dornbirn, location of the congress
further information
Dornbirn Global Fiber Congress (Dornbirn-GFC)
Congress Office, Kolingasse 1/1/5, 1090 Vienna, Austria
Tel.: +43 1 319 2909 41, Fax: +43 1 319 2909 31
E-Mail: office@dornbirn-gfc.com
Homepage: www.dornbirn-gfc.comSubject to change. Misprints and errors excepted. Agency L&M, www.lum.at, Images: Archive Austrian Fibers Institute, Fotolia, Shutterstock. Printed on TCF and FSC certified paper. Dornbirn Global Fiber Congress Congress Office Kolingasse 1/1/5, 1090 Vienna, Austria Tel.: +43 1 319 2909 41 Fax: +43 1 319 2909 31 E-Mail: office@dornbirn-gfc.com Internet: www.dornbirn-gfc.com
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