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2001
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43rd Mechanical Working and Steel Processing Conference
October 28-31, 2001, Adam's Mark Hotel, Charlotte, NC
Abstracts due: January 22, 2001; Final Manuscripts: July 27, 2001
Submit 50-word or less abstracts.
If you are interested in presenting a paper on one of the topics listed
here, please submit your name and title; your co-author's names and titles;
your affiliation, address, telephone and fax numbers, and e-mail address;
title of your abstract; and an abstract limited to 50 words or less. The
abstract must outline the purpose, application, results and conclusions of
your work. Please send this information to the listed contact name. The
Committee will evaluate papers solely on the basis of information supplied.
Papers are being solicited on the following topics:
Roll Technology
Tubular Products
Minimill Technology
Bar, Rod and Heavy Forgings
Product Physical Metallurgy
Flat Rolled Products
Contact: G.R. Boal, Stelco, Inc., P.O. Box 2030, Hamilton, Ontario L8N 3T1,
Canada; E-mail Gboal@Stelco.ca; Telephone (905) 527-8335, ext. 2601; Fax
(905) 308-7053.
Physical Metallurgy of Emerging Steel Processing Technologies
(In conjunction with the 43rd Mechanical Working and Steel Processing
Conference)
October 28-31, 2001, Adam's Mark Hotel, Charlotte, NC
Abstracts due: January 22, 2001; Final Manuscripts: July 27, 2001
Submit 50-word or less abstracts.
The Product Physical Metallurgy Committee is sponsoring a symposium on
Physical Metallurgy of Emerging Steel Processing Technologies. This
symposium seeks papers covering a variety of topics where there are current
efforts to develop novel methods of processing ferrous materials.
Examples include areas such as thin slab and strip-cast products, rapid or
"ultra-rapid" annealing of strip, physical metallurgy of direct rolled
products, new gas and plasma carburizing methods or other novel surface
treating technologies which influence the microstructure of the base
material, new thermomechanical processing strategies (including production
of ultra-fine grained steels), the broad area of new accelerated cooling,
direct quenching and self-tempering treatments, die-quenching processes and
new post-forming heat-treatment techniques for sheet products, induction
austenitizing and tempering methods, etc.
These examples are not exhaustive as papers are desired in a variety of
areas related to emerging process technologies or novel strategies for
obtaining desired microstructure/property combinations. Papers should
emphasize the metallurgical aspects of these developments.
Contacts: E. Es-sadiqi, CANMET, 568 Booth Street, Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0G1,
Canada; E-mail Essadiqi@nrcan.gc.ca; Telephone (613) 992-2780; Fax (613)
992-8735 -OR- J.G. Speer, Colorado School of Mines, Department of
Metallurgical & Materials Engineering, Golden, CO 80401-1887; E-mail
jspeer@mines.edu; Telephone (303) 273-3897; Fax (303) 273-3795.
International Symposium on Rail Steels for the 21st Century
(In conjunction with the 43rd Mechanical Working and Steel Processing
Conference)
October 28-31, 2001, Adam's Mark Hotel, Charlotte, NC
Abstracts due: January 22, 2001; Final Manuscripts: July 27, 2001
Submit 50-word or less abstracts.
This international symposium will include papers and presentations
describing advances in rail steel metallurgy, rail manufacturing, rail
testing and inspection, rail welding and rail performance. An emphasis will
be placed on new higher carbon rail steels.
Abstracts should be limited to approximately 50 words and provide a concise
account of the objectives, results and implications of the work. The
deadline for abstracts is January 22, 2001. Final manuscripts must be
received by July 27, 2001, to ensure their publication in the proceedings,
which will be available on-site at the conference. The Program Committee
will evaluate papers solely on the basis of information supplied.
Please submit the following: Company Name, Full Address, including City,
State, and Zip or Postal Code, Country, Telephone, Fax, Author(s) E-mail,
Author(s) Company Affiliations and Titles, Paper Title, 50-word Abstract,
and Key Words.
Return to: Dr. Fred B. Fletcher, Bethlehem Steel Corp., Homer Research Labs,
Bethlehem, PA 18016; Telephone (610) 694-7272; Fax (610) 694-2981; E-mail
FBFletcher@bsco.com.
International Symposium on Railroad Tank Cars "Tank Car Technology for the
21st Century - II"
(In conjunction with the 43rd Mechanical Working and Steel Processing
Conference)
October 28-31, 2001, Adam's Mark Hotel, Charlotte, NC
Abstracts due: January 19, 2001; Final Manuscripts: July 27, 2001
Submit 50-word or less abstracts.
This symposium will include papers and presentations on developments and
trends in railroad tank car technology. The focus will be on where the
industry is heading with respect to design, materials, fabrication, and
inspection of tank cars. Topics expected to be covered include weldability,
damage tolerance, inspection, new materials and manufacturing methods.
Abstracts should be limited to 50 words or less and provide a concise
account of the objectives, results and implications of the work. The
deadline for abstracts is January 19, 2001. Final manuscripts must be
received by July 27, 2001, to ensure their publication in the proceedings,
which will be available on-site at the conference. The Program Committee
will evaluate papers solely on the basis of information supplied.
Please submit the following: Company Name, Full Address, including City,
State, and Zip or Postal Code, Country, Telephone, Fax, Author(s) E-mail,
Author(s) Company Affiliations and Titles, Paper Title, 50-word Abstract,
and Key Words.
Submit to: Dr. Murali Manohar, P.E. Research Supervisor - Applications
Technology Building B, Homer Research Laboratories Bethlehem Steel
Corporation Bethlehem, PA 18016 Tel.: (610) 694-6559 Fax: (610) 694-2981
E-mail: mmanohar@bsco.com Deadline: January 19, 2001.
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59th Electric Furnace Conference
November 11-14, 2001, Phoenix Civic Plaza, Phoenix, AZ
Abstracts due: March 23, 2001; Final Manuscripts: August 17, 2001
Papers will be selected on the following topics:
Foundry Operations
Steelmaking & Solidification
Maintenance as a Process
Special Arcs
Refractories
Energy & Environmental Control in the Metal Industry
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2002
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8th International Conference on Steel Rolling
(In conjunction with the 44th Mechanical Working and Steel Processing
Conference)
September 9-11, 2002, Renaissance Resort Hotel, Orlando, FL
Abstracts due: November 30, 2001; Final Manuscripts: April 30, 2002
Submit 100-word abstracts.
The Joint Conference will focus on the rolling (including hot-, cold- &
temper-rolling) of flat & long steel products, their physical metallurgy and
their attributes & applications. Topics will include, but are not limited
to, the following:
Rolling-Mill Operations & Planning
Thickness, profile & flatness measurement & control; meeting restricted
thickness tolerance requirements.
Actuator Developments
Reheat & Tunnel Furnace designs
Run-out Table Cooling: designs & control
Control of rolling friction: lubrication, interstand cooling, roll cooling
On-demand manufacturing (flexible rolling, right sizing, etc.)
High-reduction & high-speed rolling
Roll pass design
Thin-Gauge hot rolling (dimensional & shape control, mill design, coiling
practices)
Issues related to rolling of high-strength products (Dual-Phase, TRIP,
Complex-Phase steels)
Temper-rolling reduction: measurement & control
Plant Maintenance systems
Scheduling to improve quality & for maximization of bottle-neck operations
New Mills & Modernization
Construction & Operation of New Rolling Facilities
Compact Hot-Strip Mills
Direct Strip Casting
Information Systems & Numerical Simulations
Intelligent manufacturing systems
Information technology on Operations & Maintenance
Neural networks for shape / thickness control
Modeling various aspects of the rolling process
Life Cycle Assessment
Energy & Resource Savings
Recycling
Roll Technology
(sponsored by the ISS MWSP Roll Technology Committee)
High-Speed Steel CPC-type Work Rolls
Manufacturing Issues
Use in Hot-Strip Mills (roll cooling, friction, roll surface & strip
quality)
Comparison to "traditional" double-pour HSS roll
Roll Inspection / Roll Management Techniques
Use of HSS in Cold Mills
Novel Manufacturing Techniques
New Roll Types for Improved Performance
Rolls for the last Finishing Stands
Cold-Mill Work Rolls
Rolls for Coiler Pinch, Coiler Blocker & Looper Applications
Advances in Flat-Rolled Products
(jointly sponsored by the ISS MWSP Flat-Rolled Products & Product
Physical Metallurgy Committees)
Processing-property-performance relationships for multi-phase,
ultra-low-carbon, bake hardenable, motor-lamination and enameling steels &
tin-mill products
Influence of hot-rolling conditions on cold-rolled product properties
Role of surface textures
Physical metallurgy of novel processing methods, such as, direct-strip
casting & ferritic rolling
Crystallographic texture development in ultra-low-carbon & IF steels
Modeling of microstructural development & structure/property relations
Sponsoring Organizations
Association Technique De La Siderurgie Francaise
Iron & Steel Institute of Japan
ASM International
Instituto Argentino De Siderurgia
International Iron and Steel Institute
Centre de Recherches Metallurgiques
The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
Centro Nacional de Investigaciones Metalurgicas
The Chinese Society for Metals
The Korean Society for the Technology of Plasticity
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