Flame Retardants 2008

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12th-13th February

QEII conference centre, London venue for Flame Retardants 2006

     PROGRAMME
Tuesday 12th February 2008
Wednesday 13th February 2008

REACH & REGULATIONS

Flame Retardants and REACH: What Does It Mean For The FR Industry?
Adrian Beard, EFRA/Clariant GmbH, Germany

Antimony Trioxide use as Flame Retardant: Conclusions of EU Risk Assessment and Outlook to Reach Consortia Formation,
Karine Van de Velde, International Antimony Oxide Industry Association (IAOIA), Belgium

Regulatory Developments In North America That Will Affect The Use Of Flame Retardants
Marcelo Hirschler, GBH International, USA

VECAP: Controlling Emissions And Protecting The Environment By Continuous Improvement
Lein Tange Eurobrom B.V. ICL-IP, The Netherland, V Steukers, Albemarle Europe, Belgium, P Adriaenssens, Qualipa BvBA, Belgium

Burning Issues: The Role of Textile Related Consumer Products in U.S Fires
Gordan Damant, InterCity Testing and Consulting Corporation, USA

Developments In Textile Regulations And Standards (to include Furniture Developments)
Don Christian, Chair of CEN 127, UK

Development In The Building Product Regulations Standards And New Opportunities For Materials Suppliers
Bjorn Sundström, SP, Sweden

SAFETY

The Human Cost of Fires in the Home
Ken Dunn, Consultant Burns and Plastic Surgeon, South Manchester University Hospital, UK

City Fire and its Measures in Japan
Koji Kagiya, Nat'l Inst for Land & Infrastructure Mgmt, Japan

High Risk Items In Home Fires - Fire Safety Regulations And Benefit For Home Fire Safety
Anja Hofmann, BAM Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing, Germany

Implementation Of Higher Fire Safety Requirements For European Televisions
Rudi Borms, Eurobrom.B.V. /ICL-IP, Belgium

Fire Risk of Electrical Household Appliances when subject to External Ignition
Sieghard Goebelbecker, EFRA/Eurobrom ICL-IP, Netherlands

FR MECHANISMS

A Molecular Basis For Polymer Flammability
Rich Lyon, FAA, USA

Phosphorus Containing Flame Retardants in Epoxy Resins
Manfred Döring, Karlsruhe Research Centre, Germany

Aluminium Phosphinate in Glass-Fibre Reinforced Polyester
Ulrike Braun, BAM Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing, Germany

18.15 Drinks Reception in Exhibition Area

NEW COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENTS

New Applications of Phosphinates in Electronics
Sebastian Hörold, Clariant GmbH, Germany

New Development in PTFE-Based Drip Suppressants
Bill Rowles, Dyneon GmbH & Co KG, Germany

Thermoplastic Compositions Based On Environmental Friendly Flame Retardants And Smoke Suppressants
Hendrik Wermter, Chemische Fabrik Budenheim, Germany

Innovative Flame Retardant Systems Based On A Novel Phosphorus Technology
Norberto Gatti, Italmatch Chemicals Spa, Italy

NANOCOMPOSITES

Foam Nanocomposites Flammability
Jeff Gilman, NIST, USA

Fire Engineering Techniques For Studying New Innovative Materials Such As Nanocomposites And Technical Textiles
Patrick Van Hees, Lund Univ, Sweden

Thermo Gravimetric-Fourier Transform Infra Red (TGA-FTIR)
Investigation of Polyamide 6 (PA6) Nanocomposites
Michael Delichatsios, University of Ulster, UK

New Nanostructured Fillers As FRs in PVC Cable Compounds
Gunter Beyer, Kabelwerk EUPEN, Belgium

TESTING

Using The Cone Calorimeter For Product Development
Marc Janssens, SWRI,USA

Rapid Analysis of Flame Retardants in Polymers
Gary Stevens, GnoSys UK Ltd, UK

Toxic Properties of Materials For Use in Marine Vessels – Current andFuture Test Methods
Cuthbert Chong, QinetiQ Ltd, UK

Comparison Of Traditional Flame Retardant Test Methods And Cone Calorimeter Data For Various Types Of Polyamide Resins Used In The Electrical Industry
James. W. Mitchell, X. Couillens, Rhodia Polyamide, France


Note: The conference language is English. The programme is correct at time of printing but the organisers reserve the right to make changes where necessary.

 

 

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