Exhibition Review – Engineering Integrity Society’s Instrumentation, Analysis and Test Exhibition

09 May 2024
Interface Force
Location: Silverwing Building, Silverstone Race Circuit. 26th March 2024. Exhibition Review – Engineering Integrity Society’s Instrumentation, Analysis and Test Exhibition The Engineering Integrity Society is a charitable organisation that enables engineers to exchange ideas and experiences across organisations and industries. There is a particular focus on fatigue testing and durability. The Instrumentation, Analysis and Test Exhibition is held annually at Silverstone. The event takes the form of a one-day tabletop exhibition by up to thirty exhibitors alongside free-to-attend seminars. These seminars feature guest speakers who are experts in their fields covering several topics which this year included:
  • What is Net Zero, how and where do we measure it? – Andrew Eastlake, Consultant
  • Lightweighting Electric Vehicles – Robin Hall, Mika Cars
  • Range improvement of EV thermal efficiency through physical and virtual evaluation – Ben Gale, HORIBA MIRA
  • Alternative future technologies to replace conventional ICE (internal combustion engine): A brief Overview – Upul Wijayantha, Cranfield University
  • Sustainable goods transport through reduce, reuse and recycle – Ram Gokal, Innervated Vehicle Engineering

Interest in Flow Sensors

Interface was represented by Rob Beyl and Tony Rokins with support from Mr Andreas Happ, senior engineer from DDM Sensor. Andreas had flown in from Germany to offer us support when discussing the Flow sensor in more detail with any interested customers. We had products on display from across our range of force, torque, multi-axis and pressure sensor products. Robin and Tony were kept very busy, taking enquiries from customers that covered the complete range of products. It was pleasing that the flow sensor was of particular interest. Notable visitors included representatives from Comar Engineering Services and Jaguar Land Rover with both companies asking us to follow up with more details and or quotes.

Next event: Manufacturing & Engineering - 5-6 June.

We’re now looking forward to our next event, Manufacturing and Engineering at hall four, NEC on the 5th & 6th June. This is a two day event with us in booth 4-P43. We’ll once again be displaying a broad selection of our force, torque, multi-axis and pressure sensors and electronics. A particular highlight will be having an example of the Axial TQ contactless rotary torque transducer on display for the first time.

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