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CONFERENCE TOPICS • High Strength Steels and Applications • Laser Welding • Robot Welding and Automation – Productivity • Design of Welded Structures CONFERENCE 2014 5.–6.11.2014 Tampere Exhibition and Sports Centre – TESC CONFERENCE TOPICS • High Strength Steels and Applications • Laser Welding • Robot Welding and Automation – Productivity • Design of Welded Structures WELDING IN THE FUTURE - What do we need and what do we have to do to be competitive in the Future? Prof. Gary B. Marquis, IIW President 2014-2017 THE NORDIC WELDING CONFERENCE BRINGS INTERNATIONAL WELDING EXPERTS TO TAMPERE The Nordic Welding Conference has for long been topics of major relevance to the industry, addressed by recognised as a premier event for Nordic and inter- a line-up of renowned international keynote speak- national welding professionals. The first edition of the ers, while also providing an all-important forum for Conference, entitled ”Nordiska Svetsmötet,” was held networking and the sharing of best practices. The in Stockholm, Sweden, and since 1948, the event has Conference is an IIW associated event, hosted by The been organised by turns every two to three years in Welding Society of Finland (Suomen Hitsausteknilli- one of the Nordic countries: Sweden, Norway, Den- nen Yhdistys), a longstanding member of The Interna- mark, Finland and Iceland. The Conference highlights tional Institute of Welding (IIW). “ Welcome to Nordic Welding Conference Jouko Lassila Executive Director The Welding Society of Finland IIW Director WEDNESDAY 5.11. PLENARY SESSIONS 14.40 – 16.00 For the Future! 12.00 – 16.15 Modern production automation for welding Formal Opening of the Conference industry Jouko Lassila, Executive Director of The Welding Jari Tervola, Pemamek Oy Ltd Society of Finland Welding in the Future - What do we need and Process simulation and remote programming what do we have to do to be competitive in Heikki Aalto, Delfoi, Finland the Future? System for quality control of welding Prof. Gary B. Marquis, IIW President 2014-2017 ArcQ, NN. Kemppi Oy Overview of industrial welding in Nordic Welding of the copper canister for nuclear countries: waste by FSW - current development work and • Denmark, Steen Ussing future implementation • Norway, Dag Syvertsen Tero Purhonen, Posiva Oy • Sweden, Lars Johansson • Finland, Ismo Meuronen Summary and overview of the next conference COFFEE BREAK GALA DINNER, Welding work in Poland - Relocation of RESTAURANT NÄSINNEULA production 20.00–23.00 Ilkka Nikkilä, Mesera Oy THURSDAY 6.11. 9.30 – 12.30 9.30 – 12.30 HIGH STRENGTH STEELS AND APPLICATIONS ROBOT WELDING AND AUTOMATION – PRODUCTIVITY Chair: Kari Mäntyjärvi, University of Oulu Chair: Jyrki Latokartano, Tampere University of Technology (The Robotic Society in Finland) High strength steels – research and applications in Finland Robot welding in Finland – from past to present Kari Mäntyjärvi, University of Oulu Jyrki Latokartano, The Robotic Society in Finland Ultra-high-strength hot-rolled steels Multi-robot welding in small batch production Jukka Kömi, Rautaruukki Corporation Tero Haapakoski, HT Laser Oy Material technology – Stainless steels WeldControl solutions in automated welding Hannu-Pekka Heikkinen, Outokumpu Tornio Matti Lahtinen, Pemamek Oy Ltd Works COFFEE BREAK COFFEE BREAK Aluminium laser welding in battery production Usability of UHS steels using heat treatments Jyri Kylä-Kaila, Valmet Automotive Oy, Finland Antti Järvenpää, University of Oulu Mobiweld - Mobile friction stir welding (FSW) Next generation ultra-high-strength harvester system for aluminium structures cranes Tapio Heikkilä, VTT, Finland Risto Heikkilä, Logmer Forest Oy Automation and productivity in robot welding High strength steel welding research results Anna-Niina Räsänen, John Deere Forestry Oy Sami Heikkilä, University of Oulu LUNCH LUNCH 13.30 – 16.30 13.30 – 16.30 DESIGN OF WELDED STRUCTURES LASER WELDING Chair: Pedro Vilaça, Aalto University Chair: Antti Salminen, Lappeenranta University of Technology Friction stir welding – new possibilities Potential of laser welding in large component for designers production Pedro Vilaça, Aalto University Antti Salminen, Lappeenranta University of Technology Design for laser welding Design and manufacturing aspects when laser N.N. Trumpf, Germany welding ultra-high-strength steel-intensive car bodies Fatigue behaviour of welded structures Jonny K. Larsson, VOLVO Ab, Sweden N.N. Autogenous laser welding of butt joint - effect of COFFEE BREAK the preparation Mikko Vänskä, Lappeenranta University of Technology Square root classification of welds: -Effective and illustrative sizing of welds COFFEE BREAK Heikki Holopainen, Foster Wheeler Energia Oy Case : Laser welding application COCKTAIL RECEPTION, Erkki Virkki, Machine Technology Center Turku Ltd TAMPERE CITY HALL Formation and avoidance of undercuts in laser-arc 18.30 – 20.00 hybrid welding Alexander Kaplan. Luleå University of Technology Laser cladding with scanning optics Please note that the programme may be subject to change. Joonas Pekkarinen, Lappeenranta University of Technology CONFERENCE INFORMATION DATES: 5.-6.11.2014 BOOKINGS: Sokos Hotels Booking Centre Mon-Fri 08.00 – 20.00 (UTC+2) VENUE: Tampere Exhibition and Sports Centre Tel. +358 20 1234 600, –TESC, Ilmailunkatu 20, 33900 Tampere, Fax +358 20 1234 647 Finland [email protected] CONFERENCE HOW TO GET TO TAMPERE: FEES: Registration for one day, 250 € Tampere constitutes the northernmost (Incl. 0% VAT) point of the triangle formed by Finland’s Registration for two days, 480 € three major cities: Tampere, Helsinki and (Incl. 0% VAT) Turku. It is within easy reach, less than two hours by train or by car from both coastal REGISTRATION: For registration enter: www.hitsaus.net cities, although it is even more conveniently Registration is open until 31st October. accessible by air. ACCOMMODATION: Connections from Tampere city centre To make your booking, please contact to the Tampere Exhibition and Sports the hotel directly and quote the allotment Centre are regular, reliable and very code NWC 2014. The special Conference flexible. rates will be valid until 4.10.2014. After this THE WELDING SOCIETY OF FINLAND: date, rooms will only be offered subject to The Welding Society of Finland provides availability and special rates can therefore information about welding and related not be guaranteed. technologies, manages IIW/EWF welding HOTEL: Solo Sokos Hotel Torni Tampere education and qualification in Finland and Ratapihankatu 43, 33100 Tampere publishes Hitsaustekniikka magazine. Tel. +358 20 1234 634, FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Fax. +358 10 7841 203, Juha Kauppila E-mail: [email protected] Manager, Training and Qualification ROOM RATES: Single room (Solo) The Welding Society of Finland 145 € per night Tel. +358 40 557 2939 Double room (Solo Twin/Queen) [email protected] 165 € per night www.hitsaus.net Prices include breakfast, sauna access www.nordicweldingexpo.fi and VAT. IIW associated event Mäkelänkatu 36 A 2 00510 Helsinki | Tel. +358 9 773 2199 | www.hitsaus.net.
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