Awards of Scientific Merit
• Jerry Tiel, director, Univ. of Northern Iowa, Metal Casting Center, Cedar Falls, Iowa, will receive the award “for development of new technol- ogy to help the industry remain competitive, and for sharing this knowledge through participation in AFS chapters and technical committees.”
Jerry Thiel
• Douglas M. Trinowski, vice president of technology, HA International, Westmont, Ill., will receive the award “for leadership in the technical devel- opment of core sand technology
and methods, which has propelled this technology to meet the future demands of the industry through improvements in environmental applications, sustainable raw materials, and foundry education.”
Service Citation
A service citation will be awarded to David C. Wil- liams, vice president technology, ASI International Ltd., Cleveland, “for dedicated service to the American Foundry Society and the Melt- ing Methods and Materials Division, which has resulted in meaningful and long lasting improvement to metal melting in foundry operations.”
David C. Williams CMI Award Douglas M. Trinowski
Te Michael J. Trzecinski CMI Award will be presented to Ian Kay, Hot Metal Technology LLC, Mundelein, Ill. Te
award recognizes one individual each year who has made substantial personal contribu- tions (including service) to the development and continuing success- ful operation of the Institute and its programs.
Ian Kay AFS Safety Awards
Te AFS Safety Awards will be presented to five metalcasting facilities:
• John Deere Foundry, Waterloo, Iowa, • Nemak Tennessee, Dickson, Tenn., • Bradken, Amite, La.,
• Charlotte Pipe & Foundry Company, Charlotte, N.C.,
• Tyco Fire Protection-Central Castings, Anniston, Ala.
Te 2011 AFS/Metal Casting Design & Purchasing Casting Competition and AFS di- visional award winners also will be announced at the Metalcasting Congress.
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