Our R&D team shared its work on improving our production processes with the academic community through three full-text paper presentations. The papers were based on real production challenges we encounter in the field and aimed to build a concrete bridge of knowledge between industry and academia.
The presented studies focused on three main topics:
- Surface quality and energy consumption in machining: This study examines the effect of machining parameters on surface quality and energy efficiency, contributing to the goal of more efficient and sustainable production.
- Use of composite materials in shock absorber components: The potential of composite solutions as an alternative to conventional materials was evaluated in terms of strength, weight and performance.
- Transition to forging: The effects of switching to forging for certain components on strength, material efficiency and production processes were examined.
These studies are part of our approach to continuously improving our product quality and production efficiency. By strengthening our collaboration with academia, we will continue to bring scientific knowledge into production and invest in the shock absorber technologies of the future.
We thank our R&D team for their contribution to this work.
