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Second Circular
IX International Symposium on Explosive Production
of New Materials: Science, Technology, Business,
and Innovations (EPNM-2008)
May 6—9, 2008, Lisse, Netherlands |
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Organized by
Netherlands Organization for Applied Scientific Research (TNO), Netherlands
Institute of Structural Macrokinetics and Materials Science, Russian Academy of Sciences (ISMAN), Russia
 Scientific Program (MS Word document 106kb)
Our Sponsors
Dynamic Materials Corporation (DMC)
Dynamic Materials Corporation is the world’s leading provider of explosion-welded clad metal plates. Its Detaclad™ products are used in a variety of industries, including petrochemicals, refining, hydrometallurgy, aluminum smelting and shipbuilding.
The Boulder, Colorado, USA based company began business in 1965 as an explosion forming specialist, producing complex three-dimensional parts for aerospace equipment manufacturers. DMC became a publicly traded company in 1976 under the ticker symbol “BOOM” and shortly thereafter licensed technology from E.I. DuPont de Nemours and Company (“DuPont”) to explosively bond, or clad, two or more dissimilar metal plates together. The explosion-bonded clad metal business remains DMC’s core business today. The acquisitions of DuPont’s Detaclad Division in 1996, Nobelclad Europe in 2001, and DynaEnergetics in 2007 has strengthened the Company’s worldwide position in explosion cladding.
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Explosive forming of metals
Explosive forming offers a solution for the forming of saddle-shaped panels.
This is because this technology has no restrictions with regard to the format or the thickness of the product.
Explo-forming
By means of explosion forming, complex and double-curved shapes can be produced in a relatively easy way.
Almost all types of metals, such as aluminium, steel and stainless steel. But also nickel and titanium can be shaped by means of explosion forming.
In comparison with other metal distortion technologies, explosion forming has a number of advantages. For example large objects can be produced in one go up to ten metres in length, and thick plates, up to even six cm thick stainless steel, can also be transformed.
In addition to this, less after treatments are necessary, because of which the metal suffers less stress.
It is also possible to transform metal plates that have been lacquered in advance.
Explosion forming is pre-eminently suitable for the creation of prototypes or small ranges, but large ranges can also easily be produced by distorting several plates at the same time.
Exploform B.V.
Exploform is a joint-venture of Van Campen Aluminum Productie BV and TNO (Dutch organization for Applied Scientific Research)
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Bitrub International Ltd.
The leading Russian national industrial producer of Clad Metals by Explosive Welding
Dimensions of clad plates: 10–200 mm thick, up to 3200 mm wide, and up to 8000 mm long. Base materials are: carbon steels, low-alloy steels, high-alloy steels, non-ferrous metals, and alloys shaped as plates, slabs, forged pieces, etc.
Cladding layer is 1–15 mm thick
Cladding materials are: stainless steel, high-alloy corrosion-resistant steels, titanium and its alloys, copper, brass, bronze, aluminum and its alloys, nickel, iron-nickel alloys, tool steels, etc.
Products quality meets the requirements of the GOST 10885-85 (Soviet Standards Code), Other National Standards or agreed specifications
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International Advisory Committee (IAC) |
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| Carton E., Chairman | (Netherlands) |
| Banker J.G. | (USA) |
| Batsanov S.S. | (Russia) |
| Buchar J. | (Czech) |
| Deribas A.A. | (Russia) |
| Dobrushin L.D. | (Ukraine) |
| Dremin A.N. | (Russia) |
| Fortov V.E. | (Russia) |
| Gordopolov Yu.A. | (Russia) |
| Hardwick R. | (UK) |
| Hokamoto K. | (Japan) |
| Lysak V.I. | (Russia) |
| Mamalis A.G. | (Greece) |
| Merzhanov A.G. | (Russia) |
| Moon J.G. | (Korea) |
| Paton B.E. | (Ukraine) |
| Pervukhin L.B. | (Russia) |
| Petr V. | (USA) |
| Pruemmer R. | (Germany) |
| Raghukandan K. | (India) |
| Sekine T. | (Japan) |
| Smirnov G.V. | (Belarus) |
| Stavrev S.Ya. | (Bulgaria) |
| Tanaka K. | (Japan) |
| Thadhani N.N. | (USA) |
| Titov V.M. | (Russia) |
| Ujimoto Ya. | (Japan) |
| Vetlitskii B.B. | (Czech) |
| Yoh J.J. | (Korea) |
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Local Organizing Committee (LOC) |
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| Carton E., Chairman | (Netherlands) |
| Diederen A. | (Netherlands) |
| Richardson I. | (Netherlands) |
| Stuivinga M. | (Netherlands) |
| Weerheijm J. | (Netherlands) |
| Wentzel C. | (Netherlands) |
| van Puffelen E., Executive Secretary | (Netherlands) |
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Coordinating Committee (CC) |
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| Gordopolov Yu.A., Chairman | (Russia) |
| Sytschev A.E., Coordinator | (Russia) |
| Gordopolov A.Yu., Coordinator | (USA) |
| Likhanova O.O., Executive Secretary | (Russia) |
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Program Committee (PC) |
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| Banker J.G. | (USA) |
| Carton E.P. | (Netherlands) |
| Deribas A.A. | (Russia) |
| Gordopolov Yu.A. | (Russia) |
| Hokamoto K. | (Japan) |
| Pervukhin L.B. | (Russia) |
| Prummer R. | (Germany) |
| Shtertser A.A. | (Russia) |
| Utkin A.V. | (Russia) |
Scope
The Symposium is intended to be a representative forum of scientists, engineers, and production managers active in the field
of rapid processes and phenomena accompanying shock- and detonation-assisted synthesis, shock-assisted modification of materials,
explosive strengthening and welding of metals, and explosion-mediated consolidation of powders for effective industrial-scale implementation
of the above processes.
The History
The Symposia have a long history: in the 70–80s, they were held in former Czechoslovakia on a regular basis.
The Symposia were popular and greatly contributed to the science and technology of materials processing by explosion.
After a long time-out, the tradition was resumed by holding the VIII Symposium (EPNM-2006) in Moscow, September 11–14, 2006.
http://www.ism.ac.ru/events/explosion-2006/index.htm
The Symposium in Moscow demonstrated the current importance and significance of such forums. The Symposium was attended
by more than 100 experts from 12 countries, including representatives of leading manufacturers using explosive technologies
that indicate the continuing interest to such forums.
The participants expressed their satisfaction with renewal of such meetings and supported the idea to held similar forums
within a period of two years.
Symposium Sections
Explosive welding of metals and consolidation of powders
Synthesis of new materials in shock and detonations waves
Explosive and shock processing of materials
Industrial implementation of materials production/processing by explosion
Location: The Golden Tulip Hotel, Lisse, Netherlands http://www.goldentuliplisse.nl/default.aspx?Language=EN
Official Language
English will be the official language of the Symposium
Preliminary Timetable
| Monday, May, 5 | arrival of participants, Welcoming reception 19:00 in the Golden Tulip Hotel in Lisse |
| Tuesday, May, 6 | 8:30 registration, opening ceremony, presentations (oral and poster) |
| Wednesday, May, 7 | presentations (oral and poster), 13:00 excursion to Tulip fields and Amsterdam |
| Thursday, May 8 | presentations (oral and poster), banquet |
| Friday, May 9 | presentations (oral) until 14:00, closing ceremony, departure of participants |
The Local Organizing Committee
Chairman of IAC/LOC for EPNM-2008
Dr. Erik Carton
TNO
P.O. Box 45 2280 AA
Rijswijk, Netherlands
e-mail: erik.carton@tno.nl
tel: +31-15-2843355
fax: +31-15-2843939
CC/PC of IAC Executive secretary
Olga Likhanova
ISMAN, Russian Academy of Sciences,
Institutskaya ul., 8,
Chernogolovka, Moscow Region, 142432, Russia
e-mail: likhanova@ism.ac.ru
tel: +7(495) 962-8042
fax: +7(495) 962-8070
Hotel reservation
For resevation please write: likhanova@ism.ac.ru
People that want to stay before or after the Symposium should reserve their rooms directly with the hotel info@nachtegaal.nl
Mention the EPNM-2008 symposium at your reservation.
Registration fee
Registration fee includes attending the conference, materials, 3 lunches, banquet, and excursion.
Late registration fee - 450 Euro
Registration fee for accompanying persons - 150 Euro
(only the banquet and excursion, no lunches nor attending the symposium)
Registration fee for students - 300 Euro
Method of payment
The attendants can sent their fee to the following TNO-bank account:
a.c. 68 84 95 583
(ING bank in the Netherlands)
IBAN NL14INGB0688495583
BIC INGBNL2A
Under the name of:
TNO Defence, Security and Safety
registration code ‘032.12804’ + ‘your last name’
P.O. Box 45
2280 AA Rijswijk
VAT- number NL002875718B01
Travel Information (MS Word Document 24kb)
Touristic Information (MS Word Document 33kb)
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