第四届Gleeble热模拟技术交流会

(第三轮通知)

(会议时间: 2018年8月1-5日; 会议地点: 陕西西安)

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会议简介：

Gleeble热模拟系统是材料热加工（铸、轧、锻、焊、相变热处理）技术创新的开放平台。自上世纪八十年代进入中国市场以来，其灵活多样的热加工工艺模拟功能及其广泛的工业应用被越来越多的人们所认识，日益成为多快好省地实现各种材料器件热加工生产工艺技术创新的利器而深受用户喜爱。迄今为止，全国各地已有150余台各类热模拟试验机在全国各大高校、科研单位、产业部门落地生根，为国家经济发展和新材料及新产品制造发挥特殊的积极作用。

随着时间的推移、客户群的扩大、热模拟技术的不断进步、以及新老Gleeble用户人员的自然迭替，美国DSI公司的研发团队、技术团队、服务团队与客户群的及时交流与有效互动成为厂家与用户的共需与共识。自上世纪80年代以来，DSI公司在中国机械工程学会、国家自然科学基金委、美国MTS学会、DSI美国本部、哈尔滨工业大学、北京科技大学、上海交通大学、燕山大学及华中科技大学等的大力支持下，已先后举行了三次全国性的用户技术交流会议，为推动我国在新材料研制及材料加工工艺的创新做出了一定的贡献，受到了大多数国内用户的认可与好评。

第四届全国Gleeble用户技术交流及培训会议拟于2018年8月1-5日在陕西西安举行，本次会议内容丰富、形式多样，重点是通过深入有效的互动交流让大家深入了解Gleeble热模拟技术在科研与生产中能够发挥的作用，为有经验的老用户提供热模拟技术、产品、应用的新信息，为年轻的操作人员提供Gleeble模拟技术应用、特殊试验操作、设备使用保养的现场科普和操作示范。会议分为特邀报告、专题讨论、Gleeble模拟试验现场示范三个主要部分。届时将有来自国内外的Gleeble应用专家、材料研究各领域的精英翘楚、国内热模拟试验机操作的能工巧匠、以及广大科研工作者约100余人出席活动。

籍此，我们期盼广大专家、学者、全国众多用户朋友踊跃报名参会，积极投稿，热情参与，与同行自由分享心得与成果，在深入讨论的过程中共同收获、进步。会议进一步信息请各位同仁关注会议网站： www.gleeble.com/2018usermeeting

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主办单位： Dynamic Systems Inc., New York, USA         

承办单位： DSI 上海办事处（益恒捷贸易（上海）有限公司）

协办单位：西北有色金属研究院

西安交通大学

西北工业大学

中国石油天然气集团公司管材研究所

时     间： 2018年8月1至5日   

地     点： 陕西西安

会议顾问委员会： 

名誉主席：周廉，中国工程院院士

牛济泰，俄罗斯自然科学院院士，哈尔滨工业大学、河南理工大学教授

Dave Ferguson，DSI董事长

执行主席：牛济泰，俄罗斯自然科学院院士，哈尔滨工业大学、河南理工大学教授

James Papa，DSI总裁兼CEO

成    员：杨院生，中国科学院金属研究所研究员

曾建民，广西大学教授

丁向东，西安交通大学教授，材料学院副院长

Brian Allen，DSI首席技术官

David Jacon，DSI 售后服务部总监

会议组织委员会：

主 任：  陈伟昌，DSI 副总, 中国区总监

Dan Quigley，DSI 市场部总监

成 员:   陈同昌、李磊、周善林、刘红全、陈钟亮、储伟、金勇刚、卢昕

会议学术委员会：

主 任：  杨院生，中国科学院金属研究所研究员

张丕军，宝钢中央研究院院长

王全礼，首钢技术中心主任

张明如，马鞍山钢铁公司技术中心主任

徐东生，中国科学院金属研究所研究员

赵光普, 钢铁研究总院高温材料研究所变形高温合金事业部主任

张 梅，上海大学教授

成 员：  高珊，宝钢中央研究院首席研究员

屈朝霞，宝钢中央研究院首席研究员

周旭东，河南科技大学教授

王青峰，燕山大学教授

李桂艳，鞍钢技术中心热模拟室主任

刘文艳，武钢技术中心热模拟室主任

赵奇， DSI 高级工程师

分会主席和主讲嘉宾 ：

1. 凝固与焊接物理模拟           主席：屈朝霞/王青峰   主讲嘉宾：屈朝霞/王青峰
2. 形变热处理和CCT    主席：张明如/周旭东   主讲嘉宾：张明如/周旭东
3. 热模拟技术在冶金行业中的应用 主席：刘文艳/李桂艳   主讲嘉宾：刘文艳/李桂艳
4. 热模拟创新应用                      主席：高珊/张艳       主讲嘉宾：高珊/于建民/张艳

温馨提示：为便于会议主办方及相关承办方统一安排会务，请各位意向参会人士务必于2018年7月15日前报名。

报名方式：邮件反馈、电话登记、微信H5等。

会议日程：

1.参会人员报到（八月一日全天）

2.特邀报告：（半天，八月二日上午）

• Gleeble热模拟技术：创新与发展（Brian Allen博士，DSI首席技术官）
• 热模拟技术在钢铁行业中的应用（张丕军博士，宝钢中央研究院）
• 物理模拟在铝镁合金热加工中的应用（杨院生教授，中科院沈阳金属所研究员）
• 热模拟技术在首钢研究领域的应用成就（王全礼主任，首钢技术中心）
• 物理模拟在高温合金研发中的应用（赵光普教授，钢铁研究总院高温材料研究所）
• 物理模拟在汽车用高强钢/超高强钢研发中的应用 (张梅教授，上海大学)
• 物理模拟与合金计算中的应用（徐东生教授，中科院沈阳金属研究所）

3.专题报告与讨论：（一天，八月二日下午-八月三日上午）

• 凝固与焊接物理模拟
• 形变热处理和CCT
• 热模拟技术在冶金行业中的应用
• 热模拟创新应用

4. 4. Gleeble设备现场操作与维护保养培训：（半天，八月三日下午）

• 常用试验方法及传感器校准
• Gleeble设备专家现场及会场答疑
• Gleeble设备正常使用、保养、与维护培训

5. 5. 参观（一天，八月四日）：
6. 6. 会议结束，代表返程（八月五日）

会议地点及住宿安排:

1. 会议地点：锦江西京国际饭店
2. 会议费：含会议资料、参观考察等费用；参会代表每人1500元，学生代表以及其他与会人员每人600元。
3. 住宿安排：锦江西京国际饭店（豪华单间/标间，360元/晚）
4. 差旅住宿费：会议统一安排会议工作餐，差旅住宿费自理，具体信息请关注会议网站： www.gleeble.com/2018usermeeting

会议组委会联系方式：

联系人：    DSI 上海办事处        陈钟亮 186 5753 1994

DSI上海办事处         刘红全 182 0193 1625

西北有色金属研究院    李磊  177 9193 0324

西安交通大学          周善林 139 9117 5517

会议信箱： info@eandj-intl.com   

会议网站： www.gleeble.com/2018usermeeting（会议进一步通知请各位关注会议网站!)

Gleeble 热模拟技术交流会

A New Gleeble 3500 System Expands Capabilities at the Pratt & Whitney Additive Manufacturing Center at the University of Connecticut 

Storrs, CT: The Additive Manufacturing Center was established at the University of Connecticut (UConn) in April 2013 in partnership with Pratt & Whitney, to advance additive manufacturing research and development. The facility recently expanded their capabilities by adding a Gleeble 3500 system, equipped with the advanced Hydrawedge unit which combines high-temperature capabilities with high-speed deformation.

Gleeble systems, produced by Dynamic Systems Inc. (DSI) are material testing and simulation systems used to characterize new materials and optimize manufacturing processes. Data and insight garnered from the Gleeble can be successfully transferred to plant production lines, reducing the cost, risk and time associated with developing new processes or materials.

Of particular interest to the researchers at UConn is the Gleeble’s ability to simulate the additive manufacturing process as well as generate material performance data to better inform computer modeling simulations. This close association of physical simulation and computer modeling is critical for the refinement of metallic 3D-printing processes, alloy development and post-build material characterization.

Gleeble’s capabilities provide industrial partners with a powerful competitive advantage – resulting in improved product quality, cost-savings and accelerated development times which ultimately lead to greater profits. UConn is well positioned to provide these competitive advantages to a growing list of industrial partners.

Dr. Rainer Hebert, Director of the Pratt & Whitney Additive Manufacturing Center, described the value the Gleeble will bring to his team’s research, “We have been looking forward to the unique Gleeble capabilities for a long time. Our new Gleeble will support R&D projects in materials development and manufacturing simulations. The role of manufacturing simulations continues to increase in many industries. However, without high quality materials data, even advanced simulation models cannot accurately predict manufacturing processes. High quality materials data needs to capture the conditions found in manufacturing processes that are often highly transient in nature.”

The Gleeble’s very fast heating and cooling rates (up to 10,000°C/sec) as well as high strain rates, combined with independent control of strain and strain rates are ideally suited to simulate manufacturing processes, in particular the stress-strain behavior of materials. The data obtained from these transient property measurements can then be used to generate constitutive models that drive computer simulations.

Gleeble systems can achieve very high heating and cooling rates, a hallmark of most additive manufacturing processes, but can also probe minute dimension changes under zero load conditions that are caused by phase transformations. These dilatometry measurements will be used for research on new alloys to be used in additive manufacturing.

Gleeble’s long history of supporting welding applications, along with the similarities between additive manufacturing and welding, promises several additional applications for additive manufacturing research. For example, liquation cracking or hot tearing are challenges well known in the welding world that limit the use of many alloys, including most of the high-strength aluminum alloys, in additive manufacturing. With the Gleeble, these phenomena can be studied experimentally. UConn researchers will combine the Gleeble physical simulations with thermodynamic calculations and a new arc-melter that will yield experimental alloy samples for the Gleeble. UConn has also purchased the optional High-Temperature Mobile Conversion Unit which allows for sustained testing up to 2,300°C with a peak temperature of 3,000°C.

For those at UConn interested in microstructure analysis after testing with the Gleeble, the Thermo-Fisher Scientific Center for Microstructure and Materials Analysis will be located in the same building and will extend R&D capabilities with a suite of scanning electron microscopes, focused ion-beam milling equipment, electron backscattered diffraction, and transmission electron microscopes, including the newest FEI Titan aberration-corrected microscope.

The nearly-complete Tech Park at UConn provides researchers with a host of impressive metal printing and research equipment. The range of equipment available includes electron beam melting and laser sintering technologies, including an experimental powder bed machine with complete open architecture. UConn’s AMIC is focused on the underlying physics of additive manufacturing with emphasis on rapid solidification, powder spreading, and metal-atmosphere interactions. Experiments as well as ab-initio calculations are used to develop new insight into the additive manufacturing process.

UConn and DSI have a shared objective of advancing research and supporting industrial partners, not just with data but with actionable intelligence. To further this goal, UConn and DSI have created a formal Research Collaboration which will provide UConn with advanced training opportunities, a funded research project, access to new components and features with increased access to DSI R&D teams to collaborate on new projects and offerings.

For more information on the Pratt & Whitney Additive Manufacturing Center at UConn, please visit:
www.amic.uconn.edu

DSI Delivers the First Two Gleeble 500 Series Systems to Elite Research Institutions 

Poestenkill, New York, – Dynamic Systems Inc. (DSI), the world leader in the development of thermal-mechanical simulation systems for metallurgical research, announced today the delivery of two all-new simulation systems, the Gleeble 540 Welding Simulator and the Gleeble 563 Thermal Mechanical Simulation system.

Gleeble systems have been helping engineers solve material challenges for over 60 years, including characterizing new alloys, optimizing production processes, lowering costs and improving product quality for metallic components when high-performance and reliability are critical requirements.

 Members of the team at DSI pictured with the all-new Gleeble 563 Thermal-Mechanical Simulation System as it completes its final pre-shipment inspection. 
Gleeble 500 Series systems offer the flexibility and value of Gleeble platform in a smaller footprint.

The Gleeble 500 Series, which includes the recently launched Gleeble 540 and Gleeble 563 are tailored to provide a compact, economical solution for researchers while retaining the world-class capabilities that have made Gleeble systems the industry standard. A sample is placed in the patented QuickJack gripping system and then heated via direct resistance while tensile or compressive force is applied. This heating method provides extremely rapid and precise temperature control, enabling operators to create the desired thermal profile needed to conduct accurate simulations of what the material may experience in the real world or during its production process. The result is actionable data that researchers can apply to production lines – resulting in significant cost savings, time savings, improved product quality and ultimately greater profits.

The two new systems were shipped in opposite geographic directions, one was shipped to South America to an elite research laboratory in Brazil while the other remains in the United States. The two organizations come from very different industries with unique areas of focus, however both are interested in high temperature applications and conduct important research to maximize material performance.

In the state of Bahia, Brazil, the Gleeble 540 Welding Simulator will soon be installed at the Center for Integrated Manufacturing and Technology, SENAI-CIMATEC. The organization was inaugurated in 2002 and provides training of highly skilled professionals to work in industrial processes with state-of-the-art technologies. By expanding and upgrading their labs, SENAI-CIMATEC is becoming a center of excellence in welding and metallurgical research and is positioned to support the automotive, chemical and petro-chemical industries in the important Camaçari industrial region and beyond.

The Gleeble 563 has been recently installed at a confidential US-based location and will help the organization elevate their materials research to new heights. Like all of the 500 series of systems, the Gleeble 563 utilizes new touch-screen based control systems. This new user interface makes setting up and running tests much faster and easier than traditional control systems.

James Benway, an Embedded Systems Developer and key member of the R&D team that developed the new series, described the inspiration for the 500 systems, "Usability was placed at the forefront of the design process. The 540 and 563 are based on our next generation control system, allowing unparalleled capability in a small package. New Gleeble plug-and-play technology allows users to effortlessly exchange accessories on their Gleeble system, resulting in more time performing trials and less time spent on setup. From the user interface to the support diagnostics, the control system has been completely reimagined to provide users with a more rewarding operating experience without sacrificing performance."

Gleeble systems provide organizations with a powerful competitive advantage. The lower cost of the 500 Series makes this technology more attainable and allows more organizations to benefit from Gleeble technology to improve product quality, lower costs and accelerate R&D cycles, ultimately leading to greater profits and safer products.

For more information, please contact:
Daniel Quigley, Dynamic Systems Inc.
(518) 283-5350 ext. 253
Dan.Quigley@Gleeble.com

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