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Research and Markets: Shape Casting, a Fourth International Symposium 2011 - From Filing and Feeding Systems, to Process Modeling and the Machinability of Castings
[July 20, 2011]

Research and Markets: Shape Casting, a Fourth International Symposium 2011 - From Filing and Feeding Systems, to Process Modeling and the Machinability of Castings


(M2 PressWIRE Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) Dublin - Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/c0b4ff/shape_casting_fou) has announced the addition of John Wiley and Sons Ltd's new book "Shape Casting: Fourth International Symposium 2011" to their offering.

In a career spanning almost six decades, Prof. John T. Berry has made significant contributions towards building the understanding of solidification and process-structure-property relationships in shaped castings. Celebrating his contributions, the Fourth International Shape Casting Symposium, which took place at the 2011 TMS Annual Meeting covered the following topics: filling and feeding systems; process modeling for shaped castings; structure-property relationships; performance of shaped castings; and machinability of castings.

Key Topics Covered: -- Modeling.


- The History of Casting Process Simulation (C. Heisser, E. Flender, and J. Stern).

- State of the Art Review of Modelling Entrainment Defects in the Shape Casting Process (C. Reilly, N. Green, and M. Jolly).

- Physical and Computational Models of Free Surface Related Defects in Low-Pressure Die-Cast Aluminum Alloy Wheels (J. Duan, D. Maijer, S. Cocker oft, C. Reilly, K. Nguyen, and D. Au).

- Solidification Model Coupling Lattice Boltzmann Method with Cellular Automation Technique (H. Yin, L. Wang, andS. Felicelli).

- Physical Characterization of the Permeability of Equiaxed Eutectic Structures in Hypoeutectic Aluminum Alloys (E. Khajeh, and D. Maijer).

- Foam Filters Used in Gravity Casting (F. Hsu, and H. Lin).

- Simulation of Macrosegregation during Directional Solidification using Mesh Adaptation (U. Sajja, and S. Felicell).

- A Mathematical Model for Simulating the Microporosity of Squeeze Casting of Aluminum Alloy (Z Han, J. Li, W. Yang, and B. Liu).

-- Solidification.

- Review of Defect Behavior in Ni-Based Superalloys (J. Campbell).

- Premium Quality Super Duplex Stainless Steel Castings without Secondary Refining (B. Puhakka).

- In Situ High Speed X-Ray Observation of the Solidification of AL15CU with and without A1203 Composite Addition (R. Hamilton, A. Phillion, A. Leung, T. Connolley, P. Lee, and P. Rockett).

- In-Mold Thermal Analysis of Ductile Cast Iron (M. Onsoien).

- Modeling of Hot Tearing and Its Validations in Metal Castings (J. Quo, J. Zhu, and S. Scott).

- Effect of Alloying Elements (Magnesium and Copper) on Hot Cracking Susceptibility of AlSi7MgCu Alloys (S. Bozorgi, K. Haberl, C. Kneissl, T. Pabel, and P. Schumacher).

- Hydrogen and Cooling Rate Effects on Microporosity Formation in the Production of Defect-Controlled Fatigue Specimens (R. Squatrito, I. Todaro, L. Ceschini, L. Tomesani, and A. Morri).

- Effects of Gravity on the Columnar to Equiaxed Transition in Directional Solidification (W. Mirihanage, and D. Browne).

-- Properties.

- Fracture Surface Facets and Fatigue Life Potential of Castings (M. Tiryakioglu, J. Campbell, and C. Nyahumwa).

- Effect of Holding Time before Solidification on Double-Oxide Film Defects and Mechanical Properties of Aluminium Alloys (M El-Sayed, H. Salem, A. Kandeil, and W. Griffiths).

- Weibull Analysis of Thin A356 Plates Cast with an Electromagnetic Pump Green Sand Process (R. Lett, S. Felicelli, J. Berry, R. Cuesta, R. San Jose, and J. Antonio Maroto).

- Guidelines for 2-Parameter Weibull Analysis For Castings (M. Tiryakioglu, and D. Hudak).

- Melt Cleanliness, Hydrogen Content and Tensile Properties of A356 (D. Dispinar, A. Nordmark, and F. Syvertsen).

- The Origin of Griffith Cracks (J. Campbell).

- The Use of the Weibull Statistical Method to Assess the Reliability of Cast Aluminum Engine Blocks Made from Different Casting Processes (G. Byczynski, and R. Mackay).

- Ultra-High Strength Sand Castings from Aluminum Alloy 7042 (O. Senkov, A. Druschitz, S. Senkova, K. Kendig, and J. Griffin).

- Relationship between Structure and Properties of Al-Cu Alloys (A. Ares, L. Gassa, C. Schvezov, and S. Gueijman).

- Microstructure Characterization of Magnesium Control Arm Castings (L. Wang, R. Lett, S. Felicelli, andJ. Berry).

-- Methods and Systems.

- The Effect of Reduced Molecular Weight of the Pattern on the Properties of Al Alloy Castings Made by the Lost Foam Casting Process (K. Siavashi, C. Topping, and W. Griffiths).

- Classical Nondestructive Testing Techniques Do Not Correlate with Strength as Does Process Compensated Resonant Testing (R. Nath, M. Johnson, C. Grupke, and C. Leonard).

- Advanced Methoding Concepts for the Gravity Casting of Steel Alloys (B. Puhakka).

- Advanced Casting Mold Design Technology of the LCS Waterjet Inlet Tunnel Entry Edge Components (L. Nastac, andJ. Romanelli).

- Evaluation of the Distortion of a Hydro Turbine Blade during Heat Treatment Process (J. Kang).

- The Capability Enhancement of Aluminium Casting Process by Application of the Novel CRIMSON Method (X. Dai, M. Jolly, and B. Zeng).

- Optimization of the Process Parameters and Tooling Improvement for the Rheocasting of High Quality Aluminum Components Using the SEED Process (C. Zheng, E. Samuel, and F. Laplume).

- Shaped Castings and Machining (J. Wyatt, and J. Berry).

- The Estimable Value of Clever' Experiments (J. Berry).

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