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2nd HVOF Colloquium, Munich 1989 |
The 3rd HVOF Colloquium in Ingolstadt in November 1994 with more than 260 participants was equally successful. The presentation sessions in the “Kurfürstliche Reitschule” (riding school) in the heart of the city had to be extended to two days because of the wealth of new developments and findings from research and industry. A new co-organizer also joined the ranks, the relatively young Association of Thermal Sprayers, GTS e.V.
3rd HVOF Colloquium, Ingolstadt, Germany, 1994 |
In 1997, the HVOF Colloquium finally found a new home in the Stadthalle (Civic Hall) in Erding near Munich, which has been the venue ever since. In view of the growing international interest in this triennial event, the facilities and technical equipment of the Civic Hall ideally met all the requirements, as did Erding with its proximity to Munich and to the airport. So during the 4th colloquium in November 1997, a complementary exhibition took place for the first time. The two-day presentation sessions were all simultaneously translated into German and English and the conference proceedings were also printed in two languages. It is therefore hardly surprising that these enhancements accorded the 4th colloquium a record attendance of 300 participants.
The idea of successfully combining the spatial proximity of the presentation sessions, the exhibition and the business input with the many opportunities to discuss, exchange views and make new contacts also proved to be invaluable during the following colloquia in 2000, 2003 and 2006, the latter witnessing a turnout of more than 420 participants from 23 countries.
7th HVOF Colloquium, Erding, Germany, 2006 |
It’s the mix that does it!
The next colloquium in November 2009 will again pick up the successful
concepts of previous events and further explore HVOF technology in an
interesting mix from the researcher’s, the manufacturer’s and the user’s
point of view. Participants can expect an informative series of
presentations on the topics “HVOF and cold spraying”, “alternative
processes, “process control and spray materials”, “new systems and
components”, “quality assurance and certification”, and of course
numerous “reports from our industry practitioners”. The main focus will
be on cold spraying which is constantly opening up new areas of
application with its latest high-performance systems and portable units
for mobile operations.
As a special evening highlight on 5th November, Peter Heinrich,
organizer and conference chairman, was able to win over Prof. F. J.
Radermacher (see box), whom many GTS members already got to know as a
fascinating and riveting guest speaker at the Annual General Meeting in
Lenggries in 1999.
The information box at the bottom of this page gives you an overview of
the current status of the program. You can also visit the homepage of
the 8th HVOF Colloquium (hvof.gts-ev.de)
for the latest program and exhibition details.
Prof.
Dr. Dr. F. J. Radermacher is the director of the institute
FAW and professor for “data bases and artificial intelligence”
at the University of Ulm. Source: Forschungsinstitut für anwendungsorientierte
Wissensverarbeitung/n (FAW/n), |
The 8th HVOF Colloquium – Overview Status: 27.03.2009 |
Date: 5.–6. November 2009 Conference venue: Erding (near Munich) Organizers • GTS – Gemeinschaft Thermisches Spritzen e.V., Unterschleißheim, Germany • Linde AG, Geschäftsbereich Linde Gas, Unterschleißheim, Germany • Helmut Schmidt Universität, Universität der Bundeswehr Hamburg, Germany Information and Registration Linde AG, Geschäftsbereich Linde Gas, Linde Gas Headquarters Werner Krömmer Carl-von-Linde-Str. 25, 85716 Unterschleißheim, Germany E-mail: hvof@gts-ev.de, Internet: hvof.gts-ev.de Technical sessions • HVOF und Kaltgas • Alternative Verfahren • Prozesskontrolle und Spritzzusatzwerkstoffe • Neue Systeme und Komponenten • Qualitätssicherung und Zertifizierung • Berichte aus der Praxis Speakers |
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