RUSSIAN + CIS NEWS
New report - Fastener market in Russia Brooks Reports has published an overview of the Russian fastener market for 2012.
The event, targeted at experts and professionals, aims to cover a broad range of topical issues and to highlight the current top priorities for the sector. The organisers say participants are expected to focus on both general and specific problems for the Russian fastener industry and present their vision of the best possible solutions. Vadim Rybin, director general at RUSBOLT Ltd will present
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his opinion concerning Russia’s real economic conditions in their relation to organising fastener production. Alexander Ivchenko, the chief researcher at the National Metallurgical Academy of the Ukraine, is expected to provide useful data regarding the role that raw materials and technologies play in the manufacture of competitive high strength fasteners. Igor Gorynin’s presentation – Mr Gorynin occupies the position of the head of the testing laboratory at Prometey Central Research Institute of Structural Materials and holds a PhD in engineering – will embrace the issues of general technical requirements to mechanical fasteners. Mr Gorynin will also speak on materials and technologies for manufacturing fasteners.
Izhora produces
nuclear equipment Izhora plants belonging to the group OMZ, completed production of equipment for the Russian nuclear power plants currently under construction.
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hipment of the following equipment for the reactor compartment at the first power generation unit of Leningradskaya Nuclear Power Plant 2 was already completed: flanged
connectors for the steam generator, equipment for inspection shafts, and shelves for fuel assemblies. The third unit of the Rostovskaya Nuclear Power Plant received the main gateway server, designed for transportation of various cargoes to the reactor zone. The cover of the reactor vessel upper unit was shipped to the Kalininskaya Nuclear Power Plant.
he report reviews the Russian economic, social and political situation and provides information on the fastener industry, in particular fastener usage sectors including automotive, rail and aerospace, construction, defence and electronics industry. Brooks Reports say it assesses market challenges and opportunities, new fastening initiatives in Russia and provides useful sources to assist further research.
The report is available for PDF download from
www.brooksreports.com at 175 euros per copy. First fastener conference at PT Fair
The St. Petersburg Technical Fair at the Lenexpo Exhibition Complex, features a conference titled - high strength fasteners: quality and responsibility.
he conference is organised with the support of the Rosmetiz Hardware Association and Fasteners, Adhesives, Tools and
...Magazine, with Alexander Ostashov, editor of the magazine acting as moderator.
Vladimir Ageev, a doctor of science and the CEO at Bridge
Science and Production Centre – will touch upon two significant subjects of the industry’s legal environment. First, the influence that legal requirements exert on quality improvement of high strength fasteners and reliability support of friction grip bolted connections; second, the trends of updating national standards for high strength fasteners. His colleague Evgeny Kabanov, a PhD in engineering and the chief researcher at the same Prometey Centre, will address the topic of how surface coatings could and shall be used for high strength fasteners in order to improve their quality and durability. Vladimir Erofeev, head of manufacturing engineering
division at GIPROMETIZ OJSC LENGIPROMEZ will examine development prospects for railroad fastening production. Vadim Podkhomutnikov, Mostovik Research and Production Association, will devote his report to China’s current role and attempt to answer whether this country is a threat or a stimulus for the development of metalware industry in Russia? Finally, Kirill Nechaev – a doctor of science and the scientific editor of Fasteners, adhesives, tools and… Magazine – will share his opinion, thoughts and impressions of innovative engineering solutions in the field of high strength joints.
Mechanical engineers call December 2011 the Nonprofit Partnership - the
for post WTO guarantees On 23rd
Union of the Railway Technique Producers and the Union of the Russian Mechanical Engineers - met at the Center of Scientific and Technical Information of the RZD at the Rizhsky Railway Station to discuss “Russia in the WTO: the influence on railway engineering.”
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ccording to the mechanical engineers, the price of Russian accession to the WTO is dozens of closed plants and thousands of the unemployed in the street. They decided to work out recommendations for the reduction of the negative influence
of the WTO accession and to address them to the Government of the Russian Federation.
Fastener + Fixing Magazine • Issue 74 March 2012
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