18th Congress IFHTSE
International Federation for Heat Treatment and Surface Engineering
18th Congress
July 26th - 30th, 2010 –
Rio de Janeiro
The International Federation for Heat Treatment and Surface Engineering holds its Congress for the first time in Latin America. The previous one, the 17th, was held in Kobe, Japan in 2008 and the 19th is scheduled for Glasgow, Scotland, in 2011.
The events in the Congress series are broadly based in terms of subject coverage, but the 18th will also feature special Tribute Sessions to honour the work of Prof Tom Bell (University of Birmingham, UK, and Xi’an Jiao Tong University, China), who died in April 2008.
ABM will host in 2010 the 18TH CONGRESS OF IFHTSE (International Federation for Heat Treatment and Surface Engineering) simultaneously with 65th Congress and the 1st International Congress in cooperation with TMS (The MINERALS, METALS & MATERIALS SOCIETY).
Therefore, areas of heat treatment and surface engineering will be covered at the 18th IFHTSE.
The 1st tms/abm International congress will cover important contemporary issues in materials science and engineering.
choose the event that you prefer and submit your papers and/or make youR registration for this rich forum of international discussion.
TOPICS ON HEAT TREATMENT and SURFACE ENGINEERING
Materials characterization
New materials
Modeling and simulation
Equipments
Atmospheres
Residual stresses
Plasma technology
Quenchants and quenching technology
Cryogenics
Diffusion processes
Surface hardening
PVD and CVD
Thermal spray
Tribology
Corrosion
Original contributions to the main topics are welcome.
ABSTRACT SUBMISSION:
DEADLINES:
Abstracts: January 10, 2010
Papers: March 31, 2010
LANGUAGE:
The official language of the Conference is English.
PUBLICATION:
Papers will be published in the CD-ROM of the proceedings.
Selected papers will be published in scientific journals.
HELD BY:
ABM – Brazilian Metallurgical and Materials Association.
ACOMMODATION, TRANSPORTATION & TOURS
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VENUE
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