DRIVING DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION INTO INVESTMENT CASTING Abstracts can be submitted on the following topics:
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The Impact of D.T. on all aspects of the Investment Casting
Evolution and complexity of component design in the light of D.T. possibilities Evolution and applications of Industry 4.0 on the Investment Casting process
Using D.T for the design and manufacture of tooling for wax impression and ceramic core dies Jigs and fixtures for pattern assembly and post cast operations
The manufacture of tooling including 3D printing for prototype and fast make manufacture. Pattern assembly and optimised gating design based on digital process analysis
Process control and quality analysis for high performance castings – including wax pattern, shell build, melting/casting processes Application of robot technology to reduce process times, costs, and enhanced quality consistency Application of D.T. in material developments – pattern, shell, alloy etc. Application of D.T. in casting furnace design and operation
Application of D.T. in dimensional and metallurgical inspection techniques Training for experienced technologists and new recruits in D.T.
Advanced Management practices and their impact on Cost, Scrap & reduced Time to Market Advances in competitive industries including MIM, 3D printing etc.
Supporting special processes (i.e Heat Treatment, NDT , Welding , Optical scanning, Contact inspection…) Ceramic Cores technologies and applications
THE TURBO CHARGER AND THE DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION Abstracts can be submitted on the following topics : •
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Impact of DT for investment casting process high volume Turbocharger wheel (TW) manufacture Status of 3D printing and evolution within the TW application vs Investment Casting Developments & Innovations in supporting materials for TW manufacture Process control, big data management and Industry 4.0 compliance of TW casting Alloy developments for TW applications (inc high temperature turbocharger applications) Additive manufacture of TW
Turbocharger market review and TW supply status
Abstract Submission Deadline Programme Publication
Presentation Submission Deadline
Author Registration & Licence to Publish Agreement Deadline
AUTHOR DEADLINES 30 November 2020
30 December 2020 28 February 2021
30 March 2021 ABSTRACTS STRUCTURE
1. Abstracts should be no more than 250 words in length—not including Title, Author’s name, or Company & Institution’s name. This limit includes all text, spaces, and punctuation.
2. The text of the abstract should consist of a single paragraph. The abstract should be factual and informative. It should adequately summarize the work to be presented, including results and conclusions.
3. Take care to make sure that all italics, superscript, subscript, and any special characters are in place before submitting an abstract. September 2020 ❘ 11 ®
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