P01 – Behavioral Instrumental Techniques: making R&D more reliable and anticipating industrialization
1 day – 7 hours
March 10, 2022
Grenoble
€350 excl. tax/part.
(Lunch included)
Objectives
During this one-day introductory training, participants will discover the panorama of behavioral instrumental techniques for the study of the physical properties of behavior and transformation of materials. They will learn to:
- Identify common principles and biases of behavioral measurement
- Assess the adequacy of a measurement technique or standard to its objectives (development, innovation, sizing, optimization, problem solving, etc.)
- Outline an adapted R&D approach
Level
Initiation
Program
The challenges of measurement for processing industries (9h-10h)
How to quantify the couplings between material and conditions of implementation?
Measurement standards, representativeness of measurements and parameters representative of phenomena
Behavioral instrumental techniques (viscometry, texturometry, rheometry, cutting of viscosity, Hall funnel, …) (10h-12h)
Operating principles, strengths and limitations
Representativeness of measurements, configuration of protocols and experimental biases
Challenge of interpreting measurement data and identifying biases
Choose an instrumental technique adapted to your needs
Anticipating industrial scale-up from R&D (14 p.m. to 17 p.m.)
Understand the role of couplings in the stages of industrialization
Capturing phenomena through experience, measurement and modeling
Principles of rheology systemic and behavioral experimental devices
Visit of the laboratory and discovery of techniques of instrumented micro-pilot
Teaching method
Active pedagogy
Face-to-face training
Delivery of presentation materials in paper version
Video projection presentation
Discussions and questions/answers
Quiz/MCQ on an interactive digital tool
Assessment methods
Prior assessment of expectations and self-assessment
Entrance knowledge assessment
Quiz/MCQ in progress and at the end of the training
Satisfaction questionnaire
Certificate of attendance given at the end of the training
Terms of access & Registration
Mandatory pre-registration - possible up to 10 days before the training date.
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Accessibility for people with disabilities
Reception of people with disabilities under conditions. Please contact our Handicap Referent, Vincent Billot-Ridet at 04.76.54.33.33 or at contact[at]rheonis.com.
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Last Updated on February 14, 2022 by Vincent Billot