May 20 - 22, 2019 Helsinki, Finland


Technical Program Session 1


Finnish Foundry Industry and Foundry Research in Aalto University Professor Juhani Orkas, Association of Finnish Foundry Industry - Aalto University


Alloy Manufacturing Best Practices Tony Huiber, Cannon Muskegon


The Application and Benefits of Filtration Devices in the Production of Investment Castings Nick Child, Vesuvius


Session 2


An Investigation into the Effect of Engineered Cobalt Aluminate Inoculant on the Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of ASTM F75 Alloy Dr. Gavin Dooley, DePuy Synthes / Remet / Prince Minerals


Melt Vessel Selection: An Examination of Foundry Variables Dave Hoffman, Fireline


Melted Alloy Measurement Temperature Techniques Peter Harvey, Lumasense


Application of 3-D Printed Ceramic Filters in the Turbine Blades Casting Process Rafał Cygan, CPP Poland, Createc


Session 3


Combination of Liquid and Gaseous Argon to Improve Castings Cleanliness Bernardo Manuel Barros Valente, Zollern & Comandita (Portugal)


Towards a Green Future for Investment Castings Stephen Barnett, SoftCAST Technologies Pvt Ltd / INCAST Consultancy


Mould-Metal Reactivity Study of Ti-6Al-4V Versus /Intermetallic TNM-B1 Daniel Bernal, Mondragón University


Session 4


First Titanium Castings with Unique Levitation Melting Technology FastCast Dr. Sergejs Spitans, ALD / Leibniz Universität Hannover


Numerical Simulation as a Tool for Developing and Improving the Casting Process of Future SX High Pressure Turbine Blades Ngadia-Taha Niane, Julio Aguilar, SafranTech / Safran Advanced Turbine Airfoils,


Pouring Defects and Techniques in Investment Casting Noel Guilliard, Consarc Engineering


Melting – A Best Practice Guide John Torpey, Rolls-Royce


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