ICI Virtual Conference on Investment Casting
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LIVE Oct. 13 - 23, 2020 ON DEMAND until Nov. 20
Light-weighting using Advance Simulation and Tooling Free Investment Casting AM Process
Jiten Shah, founder and president of Product Development & Analysis (PDA) LLC located in Naperville, IL.; brings over 35 years of experience in casting design and manufacturing related to new product development, casting conversion, reverse engineering, redesign, failure analysis for various alloys and processes. Mr. Shah specializes in casting & rigging design, process
simulation, CAE (CAD, FEA, CFD), ICME, Rapid Prototyping, Digital Manufacturing including AM, contract research & development. Mr. Shah has masters degree in Mechanical & Aerospace and Foundry Technology; has published and presented over 45 papers at various professional societies including ICI, AFS, SAE, DMC and ASM.
Jiten Shah
Product Development & Analysis (PDA)
The Effect of HIP and High Pressure Heat Treatment on The Investment Cast Super Alloys
Chad Beamer has a MS from the Ohio State University in Material Science and a BS from University of Cincinnati in Material Engineering. Chad worked as a Material Application Engineer with GE Aviation for approximately 7 years and as a Technical Services Manager with Bodycote for approximately 5 years. He started with Quintus Technologies in February of 2020 as an Applications Engineer for the Advanced
Chad Beamer Quintus Technologies, LLC September 2020 ❘ 15 ®
Material Densification division focusing on Hot Isostatic Pressing (HIP). As an Applications Engineer he manages the HIP Application Center located in Columbus, Ohio, educates on the advancements of HIP technologies, and is involved in collaborative development efforts both within academia and industry.
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