LMPC 2013(9.22-25, USA) |
2013 Liquid Metal Processing
& Casting Conference (LMPC)
September 22-25, 2013 ¡¤ Austin, Texas
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The Liquid Metal Processing & Casting Conference (LMPC) is a unique
symposium that showcases the latest technological and scientific advances
related to those industrial processes used to cast large ingots of highly
alloyed metals. The symposium presents a blend of academic and industrial
papers on topics including advances in controls and process simulation,
ingot defect formation and characterization studies, and process parameter-material
properties characterization. The program will include, but is not limited
to, the following topics: |
- Primary and Secondary Melt Processing including VIM, VAR, ESR, EBCHR,
Plasma Melting
- Physical Property Measurements of Liquid Metals
- Casting and Solidification of Liquid Metals
- Modeling of Metallurgical Processes including Heat/Mass Flow Modeling
of Liquid Metal and Solidification
- Ceramic, Slag and Refractory Reactions with Liquid Metals
- Refining, Evaporation and Gas/Metal Reactions
- Fundamentals of Reactions Involving Liquid Metals in Productions
Processes
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CONFERENCE HISTORY |
LMPC is an international forum for the presentation and discussion of
the latest advances and research in liquid metal processing and casting
and takes place every two years. The symposium was held in Nancy, France,
in 2011 and Santa Fe, New Mexico, in 2009. |
CONFERENCE ORGANIZERS |
Technical Organizers
Professor Matthew J. M. Krane Purdue University
Professor Alain Jardy Ecole de Mines, Nancy, France |
Local Organizers:
Professor Joseph J. Beaman University of Texas
Dr. Rodney L. Williamson University of Texas |
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*website link: http://www.tms.org/meetings/2013/LMPC2013/home.aspx |
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