Energy
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GIFAS appointed Cetim as the Technologist of its Industry 4.0 Programme
GIFAS (the French aerospace industries association) has just appointed Cetim as the technological expert of its 4.0 Programme aimed at supporting the transformation of the French aeronautical sector.
Launched at the Paris-Le Bourget Air Show 2019, this programme is to accompany 300 very small, small and medium-sized enterprises coming together from all across France for the ‘Industry of the Future’ mission with an aim to improve their competitiveness, grow their attractiveness in the sector and to increase the flexibility and reactivity of their industrial tool.
It has been provided with a budget of 23 million Euros for 3 years, financed by the French Government, regions, Opcaim (the authorised join collecting body of metalworking industries), businesses and GIFAS.
To take part, businesses must prove that they have a significant volume of activity in the sector, display a level of ‘recognised’ industrial maturity and, finally, demonstrate motivation and interest for the industry of the future. The proposed pathway consists of four parts: convince and engage managing teams, assist small and medium-sized businesses in their diagnosis, establish a roadmap and its implementation, reinforce collaboration between customers and suppliers and, finally, secure information and production systems.
How will the GIFAS’s “industry of the future” programme run? How is it financed and managed? What are the conditions to benefit from it? All the answers are in the booklet available on the GIFAS’s web site.
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- Galling detection by acoustic emission according to ASTMG98
- Thermomechanichal study of high speed rolling element bearing: a simplified approach
- Robust Active Control of The Milling Process Vibrations in a fixed reference frame
- 3D numerical simulation of drilling residual stresses
- Influence of the lubrication conditions on surface integrity in drilling
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Thermomechanichal study of high speed rolling element bearing: a simplified approach
Galling detection by acoustic emission according to ASTMG98
Robust Active Control of The Milling Process Vibrations in a fixed reference frame
3D numerical simulation of drilling residual stresses
Influence of the lubrication conditions on surface integrity in drilling
Presentation
In a highly demanding market, key leaders of energy production (nuclear, fossil fuels, renewable energies), engineering and research offices, subcontractors (pressure equipment, turbines...) appeal to Cetim’s unique experience, which associates innovation and expertise to knowledge management in the field of mechanics.
