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CALENDAR
NOVEMBER 1-3
SME Seminars, "Heat Treating and
Hardening of Gears" and "Understanding
Gear Metrology." Ft.
Mitchell, KY (Cincinnati area). Contact
Susan Mihal.ikat (313) 271- [500,
x384 for more information.
NOVEMBER 2-3
University
of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
Short course in "Fast New Product
Development." Radisson Hotel
Metrodome, Minneapolis, MN. Covers
techniques for getting greater
yield from new product
development
dollars and improving company competitive
po ition. Contact Richard
Albers, (414) 227-3125.
NOVEMBER 14-18
AGMA Training School for Gear
Manufacturing. Daley College. Chicago,
]L. Hands-oil training for shaping.
hobbing and inspection. Contact
AGMA headquarter. (703) 684-021 I.
or fax (703) 684-0242.
NOVEMBER 16-18
Center for Continuing Engineering
Education. University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
"Fundamentals of
Gear Design." Complete coverage of
the basic gear system aimed at the
designer, u er and beginning gear
technologist. Contact Richard Albers,
(414) 227-3125,
DECEMBER 1
Deadline for submission of abstracts
for papers to be presented at the 1995
International Mechanical Engineering
Congress & Exposition, November
12-17. 1995. San Francisco, CA.
Papers are requested
on the following
subjects: dimensional measurement
and control
for sheet metal forming;
material removal and surface modification;
mechatronics for manufacturing;
life cycle engineering;
computeraided
tooling; sensors in electronic
packaging; and concurrent design
and manufacturing. Contact Elijah
Kannatey-Asibu, Jr., University of
Michigan at (313) 936-040.8 Q[ fax
(313) 747-3170..
DECEMBER .5-6
ASM International. North American
Forging Technology Conference.
Omni Mandalay, Dallas, TX, Twoday.
four-session conference covering
quality and productivity. computers
in the forge shop, computer
process
modeling and die-making, change,
repair and part production issues.
Contact ASM a! (216) 338-5151 or
fax (216) 338-4634.
DECEMBER 12~l4
University of Cincinnati Center for
Industrial Heat Treating Processes.
Workshop on Indu trial Heat Treating
Processes and Control. Harley
Hotel, Cincinnati OH. Intensive
training for heat treating engineers
and consultants in applications of the
industrial heat treating processes
including induction hardening, gas
carburizing, quenching, part distortion
and residual stress analysis and
material behavior. Call (513) 556-
2709 or fax (513) 556-3390.
.FEBRUARY 13-16, 1995
Material Handling
Industry of America.
ProMat®9S. McCormkk Place
North. Chicago, [L. Four-day event
consisting of comprehensive showcase
of equipment.
systems and technologies
for material handling .. Concurrent
educational forum. Contact
MHIA at (800) 345-1815 or fax (7104)
522-7826.
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