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METALCASTING WORKFORCE TRAINING Education •
www.afsinc.org/elearning
AFS and the Institute have launched an exciting training and education program available to Corporate Members. You choose what your staff learns and when. The e-Learning and Library Subscription Program gives your organization full access to online training modules for formal staff training or when specifi c needs arise, plus unlimited access to the AFS Online Library of technical papers and articles. Individual modules also are available a la carte for $50 (members)/$100 (non-members) per student.
DESIGN & OPTIMIZATION FOR 3-D SAND PRINTING May 24-25 • Leetonia, Ohio •
www.afsinc.org/institute
The use of 3-D sand printing of molds and cores has many advantages, especially when it comes to casting design, and the technology is being rapidly adopted in all sectors. This course focuses on designing castings for the 3-D sand printing process, as well as optimizing existing designs to take advantage of the unique capabilities afforded. Topics covered include the advantages and limitations to the process; when to use the process; and important considerations such as communication, storage and handling of cores and molds, gating design and the use of simulation, fi le formats, and key features allowable. Case studies will be used throughout the course.
INNOVATE CAST IRON FATIGUE PROPERTIES FOR
MODERN DESIGN METHODS Publication •
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The material was developed from 10 studies done by Element Materials Technology (formerly Stork Climax Research Services), initially as a Department of Energy (DOE) contract and later as studies under agreements with the American Foundry Society (AFS) contracted under AFS Research funds and subsequent AMC (American Metalcasting Coalition) DLA (Defense Logistics Agency) projects, along with contributed work from Chrysler Group, LLC.
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