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Programme Overview Scientific Program Poster List CONTENTS WELCOME CONGRESS CHAIRS AND COMMITTEES VENUE OVERVIEW GENERAL INFORMATION PROGRAMME OVERVIEW SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM POSTER LIST Notice For a number of events (congress meal，banquet，social events)，the organizers will scan the delegates personnel badges for entrance. Please present the delegates personnel badge upon request. If you are not able to present your delegates personnel badge, you may be refused access to this function. Congress secretariat Chinese Heat Treatment Society Secretary general Prof. Li Qiao Tel：+86 135 2116 0662 Contact 1 Ms. Gao Zhi Tel：+86 1870 150 0804 Contact 2 Mr. Han Chong Tel：+86 1561 1919 886 Contact 3 Mr. Zhang Minghao Tel：+86 1511 6917 601 Contact 4 Mr. Tian Mingda Tel：+86 1761 1157 882 Contact 5 Ms. Han Yongzhen Tel：+86 1831 0760 722 Contact 6 Mr. Fu Haifeng Tel：+86 1348 8845 708 Transportation Guide From Airport Airport Suttle bus：the most direct and might cost 1 hour 48 minutes, 25CNY. Take the Airport-Qujiang Bus in Terminal 2 BUS station. Get off the bus at Qujiang Ramada Hotel Station. From Xi’an North Railway Station By Metro, 1hour, 7CNY Guests could take Metro line 2 in Xi'an north railway station to the venue （Huizhanzhongxin station，exit from C） Welcome Message Welcome to the 25th congress of international federation for heat treatment and surface engineering in Xi’an China It is a great pleasure for IFHTSE to welcome participants to the 25th Congress. We have held many events in China in collaboration with our colleagues in CMES, in particular those in the Chinese Heat Treatment Society. All have been successful in providing a platform for the presentation and discussion of state-of-the-art knowledge in heat treatment, surface engineering. The 25th Congress now represents an excellent opportunity to build upon past successes and take a global view of the industry and its underlying science in the second decade of the 21st Century. We are grateful to the national organisers and to the international committees for building an attractive working and social programme. Apart from the technological and scientific specifics, we are very proud of the many contacts and collaborative actions which have resulted from these Congresses and conferences. This essential informal communication is of great benefit to knowledge transfer. Not least important in the history of these events are the many close personal contacts and, indeed, friendships which have resulted. We are sure that this excellent interaction will continue and flourish. Congress co-chairman Executive chairman Prof. Zhou Yu Dr. Scott MacKenzie Prof. Xu Kewei President of Chinese Heat Treatment President of IFHTSE Past President of IFHTSE 2012-13 Society Congress Committee Co-Chairman: Executive Chairman: Prof. Zhou Yu [China] Dr. Scott Mackenzie [USA] Prof. Xu Kewei [China] Academician of CAE, President of IFHTSE Past President of IFHTSE 2012-13 President of Chinese Heat Treatment Society International Advisory Committee: Prof. Arkadiy K. Tikhonov [Russia] CNIITMASH Prof. Dr. CUI Kun [China] Academician of CAE, Huazhong University of Science and Technology Prof. Dr. CHEN Yunbo [China] Academician of CAE, China Academy of Machinery Science and Technology(CAM) Prof. Dr. DING Chuanxian [China] Academician of CAE, Shanghai Institute of Microsystem and Information Technology (SIMIT) Dr. Eva Troell [Sweden] IVF, IFHTSE Executive Committee Dr. FU Hengzhi [China] Academician of CAE, Northwestern Polytechnical University Dr. George Totten [USA] Portland State University, formerly IFHTSE Executive Committee Prof. Dr. Hans-Werner Zoch [Germany] IWT Bemem, Past President of IFHTSE 2010-11 Dr. Imre Felde [Hungary] Treasurer of IFHTSE, buda University Dr. Larisa Petrova [Russia] MADI University, IFHTSE Executive Committee Prof. Leontin Druga [Romania] ATTIS Prof. Dr. LI Helin [China] Academician of CAE, CNPC Tubular Goods Research Institute (TGRI) Prof. Dr. LI Peigen [China] President of Chinese Mechanical Engineering Society, Academician of CAE Prof. Dr. LI Yinghong [China] Air Force Engineering University, Academician of CAS Prof. Dr. LU Ke [China] Institute of Metal Research (IMR), Chinese Academy of Sciences, Academician of CAS Prof. Masahiro Okumiya [Japan] Toyota Technological Institute, IFHTSE Executive Committee Dr. Massimo Pellizari [Italy] University of Trento, IFHTSE Executive Committee Prof. Dr. PAN Jiansheng [China] Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Academician of CAE Dr. Patrick Jacquot [France] Bodycote (Belgium, France, Italy) President of IFHTSE 2016-17 Prof. Reinhold Schneider [Austria] TU Upper Austria Wels, Past President of IFHTSE 2014-15 Simon Blantern [UK] Bodycote, IFHTSE Executive Committee Prof. Sohn Myung Jin [Korea] President of Korean Society for Heat Treatment Dr. Stefan Hock [Italy] IFHTSE Secretary-general Prof. Dr. TU Mingjing [China] Academician of CAE, Sichuan University of Arts and Science Prof. Wang Decheng [China] President of China Academy of Machinery Science and Technology (CAM) Prof. Dr. WANG Guodong [China] Academician of CAE, Northeastern University Prof. Dr. WANG Yide [China] Academician of CAE, Taiyuan Iron & Steel (Group) Co., Ltd. Prof. Dr. WEI Bingbo [China] Academician of CAS, Northwestern Polytechnical University Prof. Dr. XU Binshi [China] Academician of CAE Prof. Dr. XU Huibin [China] Academician of CAE, Beihang University Prof. Dr. XUE Qunji [China] Academician of CAE, Lanzhou Institute of Chemical Physics (LICP) Prof. Yoshinao Mishima [Japan] Tokyo Institute of Technology Prof. Dr. ZHAO Liancheng [China] Academician of CAE, Harbin Institute of Technology Prof. Dr. ZHAO Zhenye [China] Academician of CAE, AVIC Beijing Institute of Aeronautical Materials Prof. Dr. ZHOU Kesong [China] Academician of CAE, Guangzhou Research Institute of Non-ferrous Metals Dr. Zoltgn Kolozsvgry [Romania] SC Plasmaterm SA, Past President of IFHTSE 1998-99 Academic Committee Prof. LU Jian Prof. WANG HuaMing City University of Hong Kong Beihang University Prof.A.L. Yerokhin (University of Manchester) Dr. CHEN Nailu (Shanghai Jiao Tong University) Prof. CHENG Xiaonong (Jiangsu University) Prof. DONG Chuang (Dalian University of Technology) Prof. DONG Hanshan (University of Birmingham) Prof. DU Zhenmin (University of Science and Technology Beijing) Prof. FENG Yaorong (CNPC Tubular Goods Research Institute） Prof. GU Jianfeng (Shanghai Jiao Tong University) Prof. JIANG Bailing (Xi’an University of Science and Technology) Prof. JIANG Chuanhai (Shanhai Jiao Tong University) Dr. Klaus Löser(ALD Vacuum Technologies GmbH) Prof. LI Changjiu (Xi’an Jiaotong University） Prof. LI Chengming (University of Science and Technology Beijing) Prof. LI Zhou (Central South University） Prof. LIU Ping (Shanghai University of Science and Technology) Prof. LIU Zhengdong (Central Iron & Steel Research Institute) Prof. MA Fei (Xi’an Jiaotong University) Prof. Marcela Bilek (The University of Sydney) Prof. Narazaki Michiharu (Saitama Institute of Technology) Prof. OKUMIYA Masahiro (Toyota Institute of Technology) Prof. OUYANG Jia-Hu (Harbin Institute of Technology) Prof. REN Ruiming (Dalian Jiaotong University) Prof. SHANG Chengjia (University of Science and Technology） Assoc Prof. SHI Jing (University of Cincinnati) Prof. SONG Kexing (Henan University of Science and Technology) Prof. Vincent Ji (Paris-Sud University) Prof. WANG Lei (Northeastern University) Dr. Watanabe Youichi (Nihon Parkerizing Co., Ltd.) Prof. WU Yucheng (Taiyuan University of Technology) Prof. XU BingShe (Taiyuan University of Technology) Prof. XUE Wenbin (Beijing Normal University) Prof. YAN Mufu (Harbin Institute of Technology) Prof. YANG Zhenguo (Department of Materials Science, Fudan University) Prof. YAO Jianhua (Zhejiang University of Technology) Prof. YAO Kefu (Tsinghua University) Prof. ZHU Minhao (Southwestern Jiaotong University) Local Organizing Committee Prof. JU Dongying Prof. XU Yueming Saitama Institute of Technology Beijing Research Institute of Mechanical & Electrical Technology Ltd. DONG Xiaohong (Guangdong Strong Metal Technology Co., Ltd.) Prof HE Binfeng (Xi’an University) IIDA Miyabi (Japan Society of Heat Treatment) LI Qiao (Chinese Heat Treatment Society) Prof. LI Ruguan (Chongqing Research Institute of Materials Ltd.) LIU Yedong (SECO/WARWICK Group) Prof. MA Dayan (Xi’an Jiaotong University) Prof. MENG Chongyun (Standard Research Institute, China North Industries Group Corporation) Prof. PAN Lin (Wuhan Research Institute of Materials Protection) Prof. REN Ruiming (Dalian Jiaotong University) SHAO Zhoujun (Chinese Heat Treatment Society) Prof. SHI Wei (Tsinghua University) WANG Wenbin (Shaanxi Sirui Advanced Materials Co., Ltd.) Prof. WANG Yujin (Harbin Institute of Technology) Dr. Watanabe Youichi (Nihon Parkerizing Co., Ltd.) Prof. WEN Jiuba (Henan University of Science and Technology) Prof. XIA Yuan (Institute of Mechanics, Chinese Academy of Science) Prof. XU Wei (Northeastern University) YANG Hongfei (Xi’an Filt Heat Treatment Co., Ltd.) YANG Yanqing (Northwestern Polytechnical University) Prof. YE Haitao (Aston University, UK) ZENG Aiqun (IVA Schmetz Industrial Furnaces(Shanghai) Co., Ltd.) Prof. ZHANG Guanjun (CNPC Tubular Goods Research Institute) Prof. ZHANG Yunliang (Xi’an University) Prof. ZHOU Genshu (Xi’an Jiaotong University) Prof. ZHU Sheng (National Key Laboratory of Remanufacturing) ZHU Wenming (Jiangsu Fengdong Thermal Technology Co. Ltd, ) Venue Overview General Information Registration / Information Desk September 11: 13:00-22:00 September 12: 08:00-10:30 Registration / Information Desk location Xi’an Qujiang International
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