Making vehicles more environmentally friendly and efficient - that is the aim of Re2Pli under the leadership of the Chair of Lightweight Automotive Design (LiA) at Paderborn University. For this project, the LiA has joined forces with scientists from the Institute of Electrical Engineering and the Software Innovation Lab at Paderborn University as well as the companies BuL Werkzeugbau, MOESCHTER Group, MORYX Industry by Phoenix Contact, Ulrich Rotte Anlagenbau und F?rdertechnik, WestfalenWIND Planung, AEG Power Solutions, INTILION and Kirchhoff Automotive. The project is also closely integrated into the “New Mobility Paderborn” initiative

Re?Pli is being funded by the Ministry of Economic Affairs, Industry, Climate Protection and Energy of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia as part of the “progres.nrw - Innovation” initiative with around 3.5 million euros over a period of three years and is being supervised by the Jülich project management organization.

Part­ner

Brummelte & Lienen Werkzeugbau GmbH

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Moesch?ter Group GmbH

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MO?RYX In?dus?try by Phoe?nix Con?tact Gmbh & Co. KG

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Phoe?nix Con?tact Smart Busi?ness GmbH

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Ul?rich Rot?te An?la?gen?bau und F?r?der?tech?nik GmbH

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West?fa?len?Wind Pla?nungs GmbH & Co. KG

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AEG Pow?er So?lu?ti?ons GmbH

Associated Partner

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In?ti?li?on GmbH

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Kirch?hoff Au?to?mo?ti?ve Deut?sch?land GmbH

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Re­search & ap­plic­a­tion

As the “University of the Information Society”, Paderborn University bundles its activities in all those areas that are of central importance for the further development of the information society. The fields of mechanical engineering, electrical engineering and business informatics are an outstanding strength of Paderborn University and provide significant impetus for new products and services for the global markets of tomorrow.

SI-Lab | SICP - Soft­ware In­nov­a­tion Cam­pus Pader­born

On the University of Paderborn side, experts from the SI-Lab in the fields of energy efficiency and life cycle assessment (Energy Systems Engineering Group), knowledge modelling and analysis (Data Science Group) and production technology (Chair of Lightweight Automotive Design) are taking on the interdisciplinary challenges of the project. The Software Innovation Campus Paderborn (SICP), which is linked to the SI-Lab, deals with questions of data and software-driven innovations and thus creates an essential basis for the requirements-based design of future-oriented and intelligent socio-technical systems in the energy sector, among others. The SICP provides structures for the successful transfer of technology and knowledge into practice.

De­part­ment of En­ergy Sys­tems Tech­no­logy (EST)

The Department of Energy Systems Engineering conducts research in the field of energy-efficient production and the consideration of industrial energy requirements in the context of the energy transition, as well as the development of digital support systems for the energy transition. The researchers have many years of experience in these areas through their previous activities. This includes holistic energy efficiency analyses and the development of sustainable process heat concepts, the life cycle assessment of products and companies (PCF and Corporate Carbon Footprint), the development of automated RLM load profile analyses of companies, the development of support software for the design of energy supply systems in industry and preliminary work on automated energy demand monitoring in industrial production lines. The experience gained in the project will mainly be used in the activities of WP 3 and WP 4.

Chair of Light­weight Auto­mot­ive En­gin­eer­ing (LiA)

The Chair of Lightweight Automotive Design has been conducting research for many years in the field of process development and optimisation for the efficient processing of metallic materials (Marten 2017) (Pfeifer et al. 2019), plastics (Stallmeister et al. 2019), hybrid materials (Wang et al. 2018) and also bio-based materials (Schweizer et al. 2020). In addition to expertise in the field of energy, ecological and technological considerations of manufacturing processes, LiA has experience in the life cycle assessment of manufactured components, taking into account the entire life cycle (Hielscher et al. 2020). In addition, LiA is involved in the NRW research college "Light - Efficient - Mobile" and thus makes a significant contribution to overcoming social challenges such as resource efficiency and environmentally friendly mobility through an interdisciplinary research approach (Wei?-Borkowski et al. 2018). The Chair contributes its experience to WP 3.

Data Sci­ence group

The working group Data Science headed by Prof Dr Axel-Cyrille Ngonga focuses its research on issues relating to the life cycle of knowledge graphs and machine learning methods. Research results on knowledge extraction include the development, implementation and testing of methods for the (weakly) supervised recognition of entities and relations in unstructured and semi-structured data. Prof Ngonga received the Best Paper Award at ISWC 2014 for his research on agnostic disambiguation of entities. He investigated unsupervised and (weakly) supervised methods for the integration of knowledge graphs. This resulted in the LIMES tool, which has already been honoured several times, e.g. with the Best Paper Award of the ISWC 2011, and provides a good basis for the work in the development of the assistance system.

The company Brummelte und Lienen specializes in toolmaking, forming and milling technology. One of its core competencies is the prompt production of tools, prototypes and small series for defense and automotive.

The MOESCHTER Group is involved in the development, manufacture and sale of high-performance materials. DOCERAM GmbH, which is part of the group, focuses its developments on industrial ceramics with outstanding properties as an alternative to metal and specializes in high-performance ceramics, which are used in the automotive sector, among others.

With the software platform of the same name, MORYX Industry offers an open source-based software solution for the digital factory. It is the only platform on the market that allows you to actively intervene in production and reconfigure all machines centrally - without any PLC programming knowledge.

Ulrich Rotte Anlagenbau und F?rdertechnik GmbH is a family business that has proven itself to be a strong and innovative partner in the field of special plant construction across all industries since the company was founded in 1994.

Phoenix Contact Smart Business GmbH develops software services for the entire Phoenix Contact Group in the areas of development, production and sales.

Die WestfalenWIND Planung, als innovativer Projektierer im Bereich der regenerativen Energien, verfügt über jahrzehntelange Erfahrung. Zusammen mit der WestfalenWIND PLUS wurden in Ostwestfalen-Lippe und darüber hinaus bereits zahlreiche Windenergieanlagen geplant und umgesetzt.

AEG Power Solutions ensures continuous availability of power and safe operation of critical applications in all environments through a broad portfolio of power supply systems and services.

INTILION offers you innovative and sustainable lithium-ion energy storage solutions for stationary and mobile energy storage.

As a development partner to the automotive industry, Kirchhoff Automotive develops and produces complex metal and hybrid structures for bodyshells and chassis as well as crash management systems and dashboard supports.

Pro­ject man­age­ment

Thorsten Marten

Second Head - Vice Head of Chair

Office: Y2.219
Phone: +49 5251 60-5335
E-mail: thorsten.marten@uni-paderborn.de

Thomas Tr?ster

Chairman - Chairman of the ILH Board

Office: Y2.116
Phone: +49 5251 60-5331
E-mail: thomas.troester@uni-paderborn.de

Maximilian Kaiser

Team leader Materials and Processes

Office: Y1.211
Phone: +49 5251 60-4512
Phone: +49 2955 7610-469
E-mail: maximilian.kaiser@uni-paderborn.de

Guido Schryen

Office: Q2.463
Phone: +49 5251 60-3115
E-mail: guido.schryen@uni-paderborn.de

Pro­ject mem­bers

André Jungeilges

Team Materials and Processes

Office: Y1.214
Phone: +49 5251 60-5961
E-mail: andre.jungeilges@uni-paderborn.de

Lukas Knorr

Energy flexibility and electrification of industrial process heat

Office: P6.2.071
Phone: +49 5251 60-4273
E-mail: lukas.knorr@uni-paderborn.de

Sascha Burmeister

Office: Q2.431
Phone: +49 5251 60-3120
E-mail: sascha.burmeister@upb.de

Daniel Urbaneck

Office: E4.101
Phone: +49 5251 60-2159
E-mail: urbaneck@lea.uni-paderborn.de