Program - 62nd CIRP General Assembly Hong Kong, China. 2012

62 nd CIRP General Assembly
Hong Kong, China
19-25 August 2012
www.cirp2012.com
Program

Contents
Welcome ................................................................... 3
Acknowledgements ................................................... 4
CIRP Council .............................................................. 6
Organizing Committee ............................................... 8
Venue ........................................................................ 9
General Information ................................................ 10
City Map .................................................................. 13
Accommodations .................................................... 14
Conference Floor Plan ............................................. 18
2012 General Assembly Program Part I ................... 20
2012 General Assembly Program Part II .................. 21
Summary of Program Locations .............................. 22
Opening Session ...................................................... 24
Session Program ...................................................... 27
Social Program ......................................................... 56
Accompanying Persons’ Program ............................ 58
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Contents

Welcome
Dear CIRP Friends,
A very warm welcome to Hong Kong for the 62 nd CIRP
General Assembly.
We have prepared a rich program for you, structured
to give you a firsthand experience of the vibrant
development of our profession in China, while
continuing the brilliant history of our Academy in the
spirit of its founders.
The conference has been organized with CIRP traditions to provide an interesting
and challenging agenda, impressive speakers and productive discussions. It
will also provide insights into the current operations of our industry in China
and expand on Hong Kong’s role within the Chinese economy. The program
will kick off with a research associate conference in Dailian.
Hong Kong provides a fantastic platform for an enjoyable and informative
conference, and remains the most visited destination by tourists in Asia.
Hong Kong is packed with a unique blend of eastern and western influences,
bustling business and stunning natural beauty. The city offers you rich
experiences in entertainment, shopping and dining, while, the convenient
public transportation and safety of the city gives you excellent opportunities
to explore by yourself.
We wish you a pleasurable stay in Hong Kong and hope you find the coming
days rewarding professionally and personally.
Prof. Mitchell M. Tseng
Chairman, Organizing Committee
62 nd CIRP General Assembly
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Welcome

Acknowledgements
Acknowledgements
The Organizing Committee wishes to thank the CIRP President and the
administration who contributed to preparing the 62 nd CIRP General Assembly:
CIRP President: Prof. Andrew Nee
CIRP Office: Prof. Didier Dumur – Secretary General Treasurer
Mrs. Chantal Timar-Schubert – Assistant Secretary General
Ms. Agnes Chelet – CIRP Accountant
Organizer:
Co-organizer:
Our sincere thanks also go to the following institutes and companies for
sponsoring the 62 nd General Assembly:
Sponsor:
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Contributing Organizations:
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Acknowledgements

CIRP Council
CIRP Council
Council
President Professor A. Nee
Vice President Professor M. Santochi
Vice President Elect Professor L. Monostori
Past President Professor F. van Houten
Secretary General Treasurer Professor D. Dumur
Technical Secretary Professor J. Meijer
Council Members Professor Y. Altintas
Professor B. Denkena
Professor N. Duffie
Professor S. Hinduja
Professor J.-P. Kruth
Professor S. Takata
Liaison Committee
Scientific Session
Research Track 1
STC C
STC E
STC F
STC G
Research Track 2
STC M
STC P
STC S
Research Track 3
STC A
STC Dn
STC O
Terminology Cttee
CMAG
Annals Editorial Cttee
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Chairman
F. Klocke
B. Denkena
B. Lauwers
P. Bariani
F. Hashimoto
G. Goch
M. Mitsuishi
A. Weckenmann
H. Hansen
M. Hauschild
J. Hu
P. Gu
K. Ueda
G. Reinhart
J. Schulz
D. Dornfeld
Vice Chairman
K. Bouzakis
M. Davies
A. Malshe
J. Allwood
J. Aurich
C. Brecher
W. Knapp
H. Haitjema
S. Kara
A. Bernard
R. Teti
E. Tekkaya
M. Mori, J.-P. Kruth
B. Karpuschewski
Secretary
S. Tönissen
R. M’Saoubi
A. Klink
J. Cao
K. Wegener
E. Budak
W. Gao
E. Savio
J. Sutherland
E. Lutters
J. Vancza
S. Chatti
M. Cotterell

Journal of Manufacturing Science & Technology: L. Monostori
CIRPedia: L. Laperrière
Manufacturing Systems: K. Ueda
Editorial Committee (Annals)
Y. Altintas, A. Bernard, D. Dornfeld (Chairman), N. Duffie, T. Estler, M. Hauschild,
B. Karpuschewski (Vice-Chairman), M. Kunieda, F. Micari, S. Smith, S. Takata,
F. Vollertsen
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CIRP Council

Organizing Committee
Organizing Committee
Chairman
Prof. Mitchell M. Tseng,
The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Honorary Chairs
Prof. W. S. Lau, University of Warwick
Prof. K. K. Wang, Cornell University
Prof. Guoxiong Zhang, Tianjin University
Prof. Jianying Zhu, Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics
Organizing Committee
Dr. Lienjing Chen Prof. Xin Chen
Prof. Fengzhou Fang Prof. Hong Hocheng
Prof. George Huang Prof. H. C. Man
Prof. Xie Min Prof. W.B. Lee
Prof. Zuyuan Yu Prof. Matthew Yuen
Prof. Guoxiong Zhang Prof. Di Zhu
Accompanying Persons’ Organizing Committee
Mrs. Jennifer Tseng Ms. Anna Chan
Ms. Hester Chau Ms. Jaime Shing
Ms. Ivy Cheung Ms. Kathy Yeung
Ms. Winnie Lo
CIRP 2012 General Assembly Local Secretariat
Ms. Anna Chan Ms. Ivy Cheung
Ms. Kathy Yeung Ms. Hester Chau
Dr. Wang Yue
The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Clear Water Bay, Kowloon, Hong Kong
E-mail: hongkong@cirp2012.com
Web: http://www.cirp2012.com
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Venue
The 62 nd CIRP General Assembly takes place in Regal Airport Hotel. The Hotel
is just a two-minute stroll from the airport terminal. It features the most
extensive meeting and conference facilities out of all of the Hong Kong’s
hotels, which includes 30 function rooms and the largest pillarless hotel grand
ballroom which is the perfect venue for all types of meetings, conferences and
banquets.
Address: 9 Cheong Tat Road, Hong Kong International Airport,
Chek Lap Kok, Hong Kong
Telephone: +852 2286 6609 (ext no. 4)
Website: www.regalairport.com
CIRP Secretariat
The CIRP Headquarter Desk will be located at the foyer outside “Altas” on the
first floor in Regal Airport Hotel.
Telephone: +852 2286 6524
Registration Desk
The registration desk will be located on the first floor of Regal Airport Hotel.
Walk-in registration, collection of badges and conference bags will be available
at the Registration Desk.
Location: 1/F, Foyer (outside “Grand Ballroom”)
Telephone: +852 2286 6521
Opening Hours:
19 Aug (Sun) 3:00pm - 7:30pm
20-24 Aug (Mon - Fri) 8am - 6pm
25 Aug (Sat) 8am - 4:30pm
Internet Access / Computer Room
Free wireless Internet access is available in the session rooms and at the entire
conference level. Password is provided at the registration desk. Computers
with printing facilities in a separate Computer Room are available for all
participants.
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Venue

General Information
General Information
Speakers’ Instruction
Each meeting room is equipped with a projector and a laptop. Speakers are
requested to upload their presentations to the room’s laptop in due time
before their session start. Own laptop may also be used. Laptops are equipped
with Microsoft Windows 7, Office 2007 (Powerpoint, Word, Excel), Adobe
Reader, Windows Media Player and VLC Video Player. Technical assistance is
provided in the meeting rooms.
In the Computer Room you will find a separated Speakers’ Ready Corner where
speakers can prepare for their presentation.
Badges and Tickets
Colours of name badges indicate the program options, chosen.
Delegate for Part I and II Dark Blue
Delegate for Part I only Light Blue
Delegate for Part II only Purple
Accompanying Person for Part I and II Yellow
Accompanying Person for Part I only Light Green
Organizers Red
Only persons wearing the “CIRP 2012” badges are entitled to attend the
meetings, lunches, social events or Accompanying Persons’ programs. Badges
serve as tickets for the social and Accompanying Persons’ programs. Paper
tickets will be issued only in case of extra purchase.
Insurance
The Organizers of the General Assembly do not provide insurance and do not
take responsibility for any loss, accident or illness that might occur during
the Conference and the Accompanying Persons’ programs or in the course of
travel to and/or from the meeting site. It is, therefore, the responsibility of the
participants to check their coverage with their insurance provider.
Emergency and Medical Assistance
Emergency Services (Police, Fire, Ambulance): 999
Police: +852 2527 7177
Hong Kong Tourism Board Visitor Hotline: +852 2508 1234
Contact the reception desk at the hotels to ask for a physician.
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Coffee Breaks
Coffee and refreshments will be served at the foyer of the Conference Levels
in Regal Aiport Hotel throughout the week.
Lunches
Lunch for the conference delegates will be served at:
Sunday & Tuesday: Dragon Inn, G/F
Monday & Wednesday - Friday: Cafe, Aficionado, G/F
Saturday: Function Room
Conference Shuttle
The lobbies of Regal Airport Hotel and Harbour Plaza North Point are the
meeting points where the Social Programs and Accompanying Persons’
Programs start and finish. Participants having accommodation in other hotels
may go to one of these pick-up points.
Please bring along your “CIRP 2012” badges for boarding on the coach.
Public Transportation
Public transportation in Hong Kong is fast, convenient and relatively
inexpensive. You may travel between the conference venue and city by bus
or the Mass Transit Railway (MTR). Most transportation services from
early morning until late at night. (*MTR sytem map on the next page)
Octopus Card is an electronic stored-value card you may
consider during your stay in Hong Kong. It is accepted by
almost all forms of public transportation and at many fast
food chains and stores, and can be recharged at any stores
with Octopus service. It comes with a refundable HK$50
deposit which covers HK$30 card cost.
Taxi
Hong Kong has numerous taxi service providers. You may wave at any taxi
available, which is with a “FOR HIRE” flag on the dash board or with a light on
top of the vehicle, while standing by the side of the street. Red taxis operate
in most areas in Hong Kong while Green and Blue taxis only operate in remote
locations.
Red Taxi Call Centers: +852 2760 0455
+852 2574 7311
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General Information

General Information
MTR System Map
Currency, Credit Cards
The unit of currency is Hong Kong dollar (HK$). International credit cards
such as American Express, VISA, Diners Club and MasterCard are also widely
acceptable at hotels, retail shops and restaurants. Such premises usually
display stickers of accepted cards at their entrance. ATMs are available at the
Airport and all over the city.
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www.mtr.com.hk

4 - Silka Far East Hotel
5 - City Hall Maxim’s Palace (Assembly Dinner)
6 - Four Seasons Hotel (Farewell Dinner)
1 - Regal Airport Hotel (Conference Venue)
2 - Harbour Plaza Hotel
3 - Royal View Hotel
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City Map

Accommodations
Regal Airport Hotel
9 Cheong Tat Road, Hong Kong International Airport, Chek Lap Kok, H.K.
(Telephone: +852 2286 8888)
• By walk to Airport MTR Station: 8 mins
Hotel Shuttle Bus Service
Available to downtown, Ngong Ping 360 / Tung Chung and Hong Kong
Disneyland. Please check with the concierge for more information.
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MTR Station MTR station exit Bus stop

Harbour Plaza North Point
665 King’s Road, North Point
(Telephone: +852 2187 8888)
Directions to the Conference Venue from Hotel
Walk to Quarry Bay MTR Station (6 mins) → Take the MTR to Airport Station
(50 mins) → Walk to Regal Airport Hotel (8 mins)
Morning Conference Shuttle
Conference Shuttle will be available 20 - 24 August (Mon - Fri) in the morning
from Harbour Plaza North Point to the conference venue. Please check with
the concierge for more information.
Hotel Shuttle Bus Service
Available to Central, Wan Chai, Causeway Bay and Taikoo area. Please check
with the concierge for more information.
MTR Station MTR station exit Bus stop
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Accommodations

Accommodations
Royal View Hotel
353 Castle Peak Road, Ting Kau, Tsuen Wan
(Telephone: +852 3716 2888)
Directions to the Conference Venue from Hotel
Take the hotel shuttle bus to Tsuen Wan MTR Station (10 mins) → Take the
MTR to Airport Station (35 mins) → Walk to Regal Airport Hotel (8 mins)
Hotel Shuttle Bus Service
Available to Tsuen Wan MTR Station, Tsuen Wan West MTR Station, Tsing Yi
Airport Express Station, and Tsim Sha Tsui. Please check with the concierge
for more information.
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Silka Far East Hotel
135-143 Castle Peak Road, Tsuen Wan
(Telephone: +852 2406 9090)
Directions to the Conference Venue from Hotel
Walk to Tsuen Wan MTR Station (6 mins) → Take the MTR to Airport Station
(35 mins) → Walk to Regal Airport Hotel (8 mins)
Hotel Shuttle Bus Service
Please check with the concierge for more information.
MTR Station MTR station exit Bus stop
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Accommodations

Conference Floor Plan
1/F, Grand Ballroom & Breakout Rooms
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CIRP Secretariat
Registration Desk

B/F - Executive Conference Centerout Rooms
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Conference Floor Plan

2012 General Assembly Program Part I
Sunday,
Monday,
Tuesday,
Wednesday,
August 19, 2012 August 20, 2012
August 21, 2012
August 22, 2012
08:00 – 08:30 Dn5 E6 F4 A5 P5 O8 C7 M4 G1 Kn S
08:30 – 09:00 Dn6 E7 F5 A6 P6 O9 C8 M5 G2 S5
09:00 – 09:30
Dn7 E8 F6 A7 P7 O10 C9 M6 G3 S6
09:30 – 10:00 Opening Ceremony Dn8 E9 F7 A8 P8 O11 C10 M7 G4 S7
10:00 – 10:30 Coffee break Coffee break
10:30 – 11:00
Coffee break Dn9 E10 F8 A9 P9 O5 C11 M8 Kn G S8
11:00 – 11:30 Board meeting Keynote Paper Cross Track Dn10 E11 F9 A10 P10 O13 C12 M9 G5 S9
11:30 – 12:00 Keynote Paper P E12 F10 A11 P11 O14 C13 M10 G6 S10
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Lunch
Corporates
Lunch
12:00 – 14:00 Lunch Lunch Lunch
14:00 – 14:30 Credent.
Keynote Paper E O1 Kn C F11 A12 P12
13:30 CMAG
Kn O C14 M11 G7 S11
14:30 – 15:00 Cttee Research Keynote Paper Dn O2 C1 F12 A13 P13 Meeting O15 C15 M12 G8 S12
Affiliates
Corporates
15:00 – 15:30
Meeting Keynote Paper A O3 C2 A14 P14 O16 C16 M13 G9 S13
Nominat.
15:30 – 16:00 Cttee
Coffee break Coffee break Coffee break
16:00 – 16:30
Dn1 E1 Kn F A1 P1 O4 C3 Kn M A15 S1 O17 C17 M14 G10 S14
16:30 – 17:00
Editorial Dn2 E2 F1 A2 P2 O12 C4 M1 A16 S2 O18 C18 G11 S15
17:00 – 17:30 Cttee
Council
Dn3 E3 F2 A3 P3 O6 C5 M2 A17 S3 O19 C19 G12
17:30 – 18:00 Meeting
Dn4 E4 F3 A4 P4 O7 C6 M3 S4 O20 G13
18:00 – 18:30 E5
Senate
Presentation STC Vice
Meeting
63rd GA in Chairmen
18:30 – 19:00
Copenhagen Meeting
The locations of the sessions can be found under the “Summary of Program Locations” section or the detailed session program.
Please note that the program locations are subject to changes during the conference period.

Saturday,
25 August, 2012
Friday,
24 August, 2012
Thursday,
23 August, 2012
LIAISON COMMITTEE Meeting
STC
O
STC
P
STC
C
STC
F
Terminology
(Dictionary,
CIRPedia)
Biomanufacturing
(Tracks 1-2
CWG)
STC
Dn
08:30 – 10:00
10:00 – 10:30 Coffee Break Coffee Break Coffee Break
Research Affiliates
Meeting
COUNCIL Meeting
STC
O
STC
P
STC
C
STC
F
Effective
Resource
Utilization
EERU
(Track 3 +
C,G CWG)
Continuous
Maintenance
(Track 3
CWG)
Track 2
M, P, S
STC
Dn
10:30 – 12:30
12:30 – 14:00 Lunch Lunch Lunch
GENERAL ASSEMBLY Meeting PART I
14:00 – 14:45 for Fellows/Honorary/Emeritus
STC
A
STC
M
STC
E
STC
G
Communications
Cttee
Micro
Production
Engineering
(Track 2
CWG)
STC
S
Track 3
A, Dn, O
14:00 – 16:00
GENERAL ASSEMBLY Meeting PART II
14:45 – 16:00 for all the CIRP Members only
16:00 – 16:30 Coffee Break Coffee Break
STC
A
STC
M
STC
E
STC
G
Track 1
C, E, F, G
STC
S
Task Force
on Globalization
16:30 – 18:00
To have more information on the meaning of the Tracks, STCs, CMAG and CWGs, go to the CIRP Website and click in the Main Menu on “Scientific Groups”.
CIRP Members can find at the same place the Agendas and the Minutes of all these meetings (after logging in).
You can find information on the Social Programs and Registration on the Organizing Committee’s website. Meetings coloured in purple are closed meetings.
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2012 General Assembly Program Part II

Summary of Program Locations
Program (Part I) Locations
(ordered by session name)
Session Location
A1 - A4 Ballroom II, 1/F
A5 - A17 Pegasus+Phoenix+Polaris,1/F
Board Meeting Paris, B/F
C1 - C6 Ballroom II, 1/F
C7 - C18 Ballroom III, 1/F
CMAG Meeting Corporates Bangkok+Berlin, B/F
Council Meeting Paris, B/F
Credent Committee Meeting Paris, B/F
Dn1 - Dn4 Bangkok+Berlin, B/F
Dn5 - Dn10 Ballroom I, 1/F
E1 - E4 Ballroom III, 1/F
E5 - E12 Ballroom II, 1/F
Editorial Committee Bangkok+Berlin
F1 - F3 Ballroom I, 1/F
F4 - F12 Ballroom III, 1/F
G1 - G12 Pegasus+Phoenix+Polaris,1/F
G13 Ballroom III, 1/F
Keynote A, C, Dn, E, P, Cross Tracks Ballroom II, 1/F
Keynote F, O Ballroom I, 1/F
Keynote G Pegasus+Phoenix+Polaris,1/F
Keynote M Ballroom III, 1/F
Keynote S Bangkok+Berlin, B/F
M1 - M2 Ballroom III, 1/F
M3 Pegasus+Phoenix+Polaris,1/F
M4 - M14 Cairo+Canberra, B/F
Nomination Committee Paris, B/F
O1 - O3, O5, O8 - O11, O13 - O20 Ballroom I, 1/F
O4, O6 - O7, O12 Bangkok+Berlin, B/F
P1 - P4 Pegasus+Phoenix+Polaris,1/F
P5 - P14 Cairo+Canberra, B/F
Presentation 63rd GA in Copenhagen Ballroom II, 1/F
Research Affiliates Meeting Bangkok+Berlin
S1 - S4 Cairo+Canberra, B/F
S5 - S15 Bangkok+Berlin, B/F
Senate Meeting Paris, B/F
STC VC Meeting Pegasus+Phoenix+Polaris,1/F
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Program (Part II) Locations
(ordered by session name)
Session Location
Biomanufacturing
(Tracks1-2 CWG)
Bangkok+Berlin, B/F
Communication Committee Ballroom II, 1/F
Continuous Maintenance
(Track 3 CWG)
Cairo+Canberra, B/F
Council Meeting Paris, B/F
Effective Resource Utilization
(Track3,C.G.CWG)
Ballroom II, 1/F
General Meeting Part I Ballroom II, 1/F
General Meeting Part II Ballroom II, 1/F
Liaison Committee Meeting Bangkok+Berlin, B/F
Micro-Production Engineering
(Track2,CWG)
Cairo+Cabberra, B/F
Research Affiliates Meeting Cairo+Canberra, B/F
STC A Ballroom III, 1/F
STC C Pegasus+Phoenix+Polaris,1/F
STC Dn Ballroom I, 1/F
STC E Pegasus+Phoenix+Polaris,1/F
STC F Bangkok+Berlin, B/F
STC G Bangkok+Berlin, B/F
STC M Ballroom I, 1/F
STC O Ballroom III, 1/F
SSTC C P Ballroom I, 1/F /
STC S (14:00-16:00)
Ballroom II, 1/F
STC S (16:30-18:00)
Bangkok+Berlin, B/F
Task Force on Globalization Ballroom I, 1/F
Terminology
(Dictionary/CIRPedia)
Cairo+Canberra, B/F
Track 1,C,E,F,G Ballroom II, 1/F
Track 2 (M,P,S) Bangkok+Berlin, B/F
Track 3,A,Dn,O Ballroom I, 1/F
US CIRP Fellow Meeting Ballroom II, 1/F
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Summary of Program Locations

Opening Session
Opening Session
Monday, 20 August 09:00 – 10:30
Ballroom I, II, III
Opening Session
Cultural Program
Welcome Address by the Chairman of the Organizing Committee
Prof. Mitchell M. Tseng
Opening Address by the CIRP President
Prof. Andrew Nee
Special Lecture I: From “Made in China” to “Innovated in China”; What is
the Role of Universities?
Prof. Tony F. Chan,
President of The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Special Lecture II: Strive to Be a Global Player – a Chinese Automotive
Manufacturer’s Perspective
Dr. Frank Zhao,
Group VP of Geely Automotive Company
Presentation of the Taylor Medal Award and General Nicolau Award
Prof. Andrew Nee
General Announcements
Coffee break
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Special Lecture I:
From “Made in China” to “Innovated in China”;
What is the Role of Universities?
Abstract
In three decades, China has become a manufacturing powerhouse in the
world. The unprecedented growth of productivity and wealth, brought by
Chinese production, has achieved impressive results in reducing poverty I
and improving quality of life for average people. Similarly, but less been
publicized, is the great transformation of higher education in China. In particular,
Hong Kong now claims to be the home of 3 of top 50 universities in
worldwide rankings and some of Mainland China’s top universities have also
dramatically increased their global competitiveness. In this presentation, I
would like to discuss the changing roles of universities; in particular, Science
and Technology as the enabling force in driving innovation, entrepreneurship
and growth for a sustainable future.
Lecture
Speaker: Prof. Tony F. Chan
Professor Tony F. Chan is the President of The Hong
Kong University of Science and Technology.
Professor Chan’s scientific background is in
Mathematics, Computer Science and Engineering.
He received his BS and MS degrees in Engineering
Special
from Caltech and his PhD in Computer Science
from Stanford. He taught Computer Science at Yale
-
before joining UCLA as Professor of Mathematics
in 1986. He was appointed Chair of the Department of Mathematics in 1997
and served as Dean of Physical Science. Professor Chan was Assistant Director
of the Mathematical and Physical Sciences Directorate at the U.S. National
Science Foundation (NSF) in charge of research funding in astronomy, physics,
chemistry, mathematical science, material science, and multidisciplinary
activities.
Session
He is an elected Fellow of the Society of Industrial and Applied Mathematics
(SIAM) and the American Association for the Advancement of Science. He
is one of ISI’s most cited mathematicians. Professor Chan is currently a
member of the Board of Trustees of the King Abdullah University of Science
and Technology (KAUST) in Saudi Arabia, President’s Advisory Council of the
Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) and Committee
of 100. He is also a member of the Selection Committee for the Shaw Prize
in Mathematical Sciences and a member of the Steering Committee of the
Innovation and Technology Commission of the Hong Kong Government. Opening
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Opening Session - Special Lecture II
Special Lecture II:
Strive to Be a Global Player
– a Chinese Automotive Manufacturer’s Perspective
Abstract
With rapid economic globalization and rapid economic growth in China during
the last thirty years, many Chinese companies now have the financial
resources and the confidence to strive to be a global player. They are, however,
limited by many factors such as experience, talents, technology, brand,
management, culture and so on. The gap is huge between a Chinese OEM
and a mature global player that has years of experience!
Geely, as a privately-owned Chinese auto manufacturer, is a relatively new
player in the auto sector. But it has already had many substantial progress in
assimilating external talents, research and development, brand definition,
overseas acquisition and others into the capability of this young company.
Geely’s story may prove that everyone has an opportunity to be a global
player as long as one can seez the opportunity, step by step to work hard
towards a true global collaborator and competitor, or even leader.
Speaker: Dr. Frank Zhao
Dr. Frank Zhao is the Vice President of Zhejiang Geely
Holding Group Company Limited, the President
of Zhejiang Geely Automotive R&D Center, and
the President of Zhejiang Automotive Engineering
Institute.
Dr. Zhao led the development of nearly 20 passenger
cars, SUVs and more than 10 powertrains since his
retrun to China from Detroit in 2004. Several of these
models become the best seller in Chinese Markets. At
present, Dr. Zhao is leading the development of nearly 20 vehicles and over 20
powertrains in Geely Holding Group.
Dr. Zhao is currently a professor in Tsinghua University, and a part-time
professor in Jilin University and Tongji University.
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Opening Session Keynote Papers
Monday, 20 August 11:00 – 15:30
Ballroom II, 1/F
11:00 - 11:30
11:30 - 12:00
12:00 - 14:00
14:00 - 14:30
14:30 - 15:00
15:00 - 15:30
Keynote “Cross Tracks 1 – 2 – 3”
Towards Energy and Resource Efficient Manufacturing: A
Processes and Systems Approach
Joost R. Duflou (2), John W. Sutherland (1),David Dornfeld
(1), Christoph Herrmann, Jack Jeswiet (1), Sami Kara (1),
Michael Hauschild (1), Karel Kellens
Keynote “P”
Precision Engineering for Wind Energy Systems
Gert Goch (1), Wolfgang Knapp (1), Frank Härtig
Lunch
Keynote “E”
Biomedical production of implants by additiveelectrochemical
and physical processes
Paulo Bartolo (2), Jean-Pierre Kruth (1), Jorge Silva,
Gideon Levy (1), Ajay Malshe (2), Kamlakar Rajurkar (1),
Mamoru Mitsuishi (1), Joaquim Ciurana, Ming Leu (1)
Keynote “Dn”
Augmented Reality Applications in Design and
Manufacturing
A.Y.C. Nee (1), S.K. Ong (2), G. Chryssolouris (1), D.
Mourtzis (2)
Keynote “A”
Toward Integrated Product and Process Life Cycle
Planning – an Environmental Perspective
Yasushi Umeda (2), Shozo Takata (1), Fumihiko Kimura (1),
Tetsuo Tomiyama (1), John W. Sutherland (1), Sami Kara
(1), Christoph Herrmann, Joost R. Duflou (2)
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Session Program

Session on Life-Cycle Engineering and Assembly (A)
Life-Cycle Engineering and Assembly (A)
Chairman: J. Hu
Vice Chairman: S. Kara
Monday, 20 August 15:00 – 15:30
Ballroom II, 1/F
Keynote “A”
Toward Integrated Product and Process Life Cycle Planning – an
Environmental Perspective
Yasushi Umeda (2), Shozo Takata (1), Fumihiko Kimura (1), Tetsuo
Tomiyama (1), John W. Sutherland (1), Sami Kara (1), Christoph
Herrmann, Joost R. Duflou (2)
Monday, 20 August 16:00 – 18:00
Ballroom II, 1/F
A1 -
A2 -
A3 -
A4 -
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Production of Large-Area Lithium-Ion Cells - Pre-Conditioning, Cell-
Stacking and Quality Assurance
Jakob Kurfer, Markus Westermeier, Christoph Tammer, Gunther
Reinhart (1)
Process Development for the Assembly of Microsystems with Hot
Melt Adhesives
Annika Raatz, Sven Rathmann, Juergen Hesselbach (2)
Force Generation during Friction Stir Welding of AA2024-T3
Daniel Trimble, John Monaghan, Garret O’Donnell / J. Jedrzejewski (1)
The Influence of Spot Weld Position Variation on Geometrical Quality
Rikard Söderberg (2) , Kristina Wärmefjord, Lars Lindkvist, Rolf Berlin

Tuesday, 21 August 08:00 – 10:00
Pegasus + Phoenix + Polaris, 1/F
A5 -
A6 -
A7 -
A8 -
Tuesday, 21 August 10:30 – 12:00
Pegasus + Phoenix + Polaris, 1/F
A9 -
A10 -
A11 -
Determination of extended availability and productivity for assembly
systems using existing data base
Matthias W. Putz (3), Tino Langer / A. Fischer (1)
Reconfiguration Management of Remanufactured Products for
Responding to Varied User Needs
Takako Sakai., Shozo Takata (1)
Investigation of a Multiple Trigger Active Disassembly Element
Hong-Chao Zhang (1), John Carrell, Shiren Wang, Derrick Tate, Senay
Imam
Hollow Structure Snap-Fit Design Embedded with Shape Memory
Polymer Sheet
Hua Li, Kai Jin, Bang He, Ying Chen / R. Teti (1)
A novel separation process for recycling of post-consumer products
Michael James Lee, Shahin Rahimifard (2)
A Three Dimensional System Approach for Environmentally
Sustainable Manufacturing
Chris Yuan, Qiang Zhai, David Dornfeld (1)
Development of an energy consumption monitoring procedure for
machine tools
Thomas Behrendt, Andreas Zein, Sangkee Min (2)
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Session on Life-Cycle Engineering and Assembly (A)

Session on Life-Cycle Engineering and Assembly (A)
Tuesday, 21 August 14:00 – 15:30
Pegasus + Phoenix + Polaris, 1/F
A12 -
A13 -
A14 -
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Contribution to the environmental performance of the dry-vibratory
drilling technology
Henri Paris (2), Matthieu Museau
A value based evaluation method for Product/Service System using
design information
Tomohiko Sakao, Mattias Lindahl / J.G. Persson (1)
Impact of green machining strategies on achieved surface quality
Moneer Helu, Benjamin Behmann, Harald Meier, David Dornfeld (1),
Gisela Lanza (2), Volker Schulze
Tuesday, 21 August 16:00 – 17:30
Pegasus + Phoenix + Polaris, 1/F
A15 -
A16 -
A17 -
Eco-efficiency of Manufacturing Processes: A Grinding Case
Wen Li, Marius Winter, Sami Kara (1), Christoph Herrmann
Critical comparison of methods to determine the energy input for
discrete manufacturing processes
Joost R. Duflou (2), Karel Kellens, Renaldi, Yansong Guo, Wim Dewulf
Quantifying the Water Inventory of Machining Processes
Fu Zhao, Jonathan Ogaldez, John W. Sutherland (1)

Session on Cutting (C)
Chairman: B. Denkena
Vice Chairman: M. Davies
Tuesday, 21 August 14:00 – 14:30
Ballroom II, 1/F
Keynote “C”
Cutting with Coated Tools: coating technologies, characterization
methods and performance optimization
K.-D. Bouzakis (1), N. Michailidis (2), G. Skordaris, E. Bouzakis, D.
Biermann (2), R. M’Saoubi (2)
Tuesday, 21 August 14:30 – 15:30
Ballroom II, 1/F
C1 -
C2 -
A New 3D Multiphase FE Model for Micro Cutting Ferritic-Pearlitic
Carbon Steels
Mustapha Abouridouane, Fritz Klocke (1), Dieter Lung, Oliver Adams
Acoustic Emission for Controlling Drill Position in Fiber-Reinforced
Plastic and Metal Stacks
Rafael Wertheim (1), Uri Ben-Hanan, Steffen Ihlenfeldt, Andrea Stoll,
Frank Treppe, Markus Wabner
Tuesday, 21 August 16:00 – 18:00
Ballroom II, 1/F
C3 -
C4 -
C5 -
C6 -
Ultra-precision cryogenic machining of viscoelastic polymers
Yasuhiro Kakinuma, Shinya Kidani, Tojiro Aoyama (1)
Manufacture and application of ultra-small micro end mills
Jan Christian Aurich (1), Ingo G. Reichenbach, Guido M. Schueler
Heat partitioning in dry milling of steel
Jens Sölter, Maxim Gulpak / T.H.C. Childs (1)
Delamination Reduction in Drilling Composite Materials by Active
Backup Force
C.C. Tsao, Hong Hocheng (2), Y.C. Chen
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Session on Cuttiing (C)

Session on Cuttiing (C)
Wednesday, 22 August 08:00 – 10:00
Ballroom III, 1/F
C7 -
C8 -
C9 -
C10 -
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Cutting Characteristics of PVD-Coated Tools Deposited by Unbalanced
Magnetron Sputtering Method
Akira Hosokawa, Koji Shimamura, Takashi Ueda (1)
Surface integrity analysis of machined Inconel 718 over multiple
length scales
Rachid M’Saoubi (2), Tommy Larsson, José Outeiro (2), Yang Guo,
Sergey Suslov, Christopher Saldana, Srinivasan Chandrasekar
The Effects of Cryogenic Cooling on Surface Integrity in Hard
Machining: A Comparison with Dry Machining
Domenico Umbrello, Fabrizio Micari (1), I. S Jawahir (1)
An energy based analysis of broaching operation: cutting forces and
resultant surface integrity
Hossam A. Kishawy (2), Ali Hosseini, Behnam Moetakef-Imani, Viktor P.
Astakhov
Wednesday, 22 August 10:30 – 12:00
Ballroom III, 1/F
C11 -
C12 -
C13 -
Deep Hole Drilling Using Tools with Small Diameters - Process
Analysis and Process Design
Andreas Zabel, Markus Heilmann / H.J.J. Kals (1)
Coated tools’ wear description in down and up milling based on the
cutting edge entry impact duration
Konstantinos-Dionysos Bouzakis (1), Stylianos Makrimallakis, Georgios
Katirtzoglou, Emmanouil Bouzakis, Georgios Skordaris Georgios
Maliaris, Stefanos Gerardis
Study of optimal cutting condition for energy efficiency improvement
in ball end milling with tool-workpiece inclination
Yohei Oda, Masahiko Mori (1), Keiji Ogawa, Susumu Nishida, Makoto
Fujishima (3), Toshikazu Kawamura

Wednesday, 22 August 14:00 – 15:30
Ballroom III, 1/F
C14 -
C15 -
C16 -
Characterization and Optimization of Orbital Drilling of Woven
Carbon Fiber Reinforced Epoxy Laminates
Ahmad Sadek, Mouhab Meshreki, Helmi Attia (1)
Modeling of 3D Temperature Fields for Oblique Machining
Ismail Lazoglu (2), Coskun Islam
Crystallographic effect on subsurface damage formation in silicon
microcutting
Jiwang Yan, Tooru Asami, Hirofumi Harada, Tsunemoto Kuriyagawa /
S. Shimada (1)
Wednesday, 22 August 16:00 – 17:00
Ballroom III, 1/F
C17 -
C18 -
Cutting characteristics of biological soft tissues
Zhongwei Hu, Bi Zhang (1), Wei Sun.
Five-Axis Milling Tool Path Generation with Dynamic Step-Over
Calculation Based on Integrated Material Removal Simulation
Bert Lauwers (1), Denys Plakhotnik
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Session on Cuttiing (C)

Session on Design (Dn)
Session on Design (Dn)
Chairman: P. Gu
Vice Chairman: A. Bernard
Monday, 20 August 14:30 – 15:00
Ballroom II, 1/F
Keynote “Dn”
Augmented Reality Applications in Design and Manufacturing
A.Y.C. Nee (1), S.K. Ong (2), G. Chryssolouris (1), D. Mourtzis (2)
Monday, 20 August 16:00 – 18:00
Bangkok + Berlin, B/F
D1 -
D2 -
D3 -
D4 -
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Abductive Reasoning for Design Synthesis
Stephen Lu (1), Ang Liu
Semantic-based Taxonomy for Immersive Product Design using VR
Techniques
Sotiris Makris, Loukas Rentzos, George Pintzos, Dimitris Mavrikios,
George Chryssolouris (1)
Improving design for recycling - Application to composites
Nicolas Perry, Alain Bernard (1), Florent Laroche, S. Pompidou
Designs that surpass imagination are born from discomfort outside
the knowledge domain
Masayuki Nakao (2), Satoshi Nakagawa, Kenji Iino

Tuesday, 21 August 08:00 – 10:00
Ballroom I, 1/F
D5 -
D6 -
D7 -
D8 -
Tuesday, 21 August 10:30 – 11:30
Ballroom I, 1/F
D9 -
D10 -
An integrated computational support for design of system
architecture and service
Hitoshi Komoto, Nozomu Mishima, Tetsuo Tomiyama (1)
Integration of manufacturing-induced properties in product design
Peter Groche (1), Wolfram Schmitt, Andrea Bohn, Sebastian Gramlich,
Stefan Ulbrich, Ute Günther
A Dynamic Feature Information Model for Integrated Manufacturing
Planning and Optimisation
Yingguang Li, Xu Liu, James X. Gao, Paul G. Maropoulos (1)
Encourage non-designer’s design: continuous value creation in
manufacturing products and services
Tatsunori Hara, Tamio Arai (1)
LC-CAD: A CAD system for life cycle design
Yasushi Umeda (2), Shinichi Fukushige, Eisuke Kunii, Yuki Matsuyama
Methods and tools that support a fast and efficient design-to-order
process for parameterized product families
Paul Schönsleben (2)
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Session on Design (Dn)

Session on Electro-Physical and Chemical Processes (E)
Session on Electro-Physical &
Chemical Processes (E)
Chairman: B. Lauwers
Vice Chairman: A. Malshe
Monday, 20 August 14:00 – 14:30
Ballroom II, 1/F
Keynote “E”
Biomedical production of implants by additiveelectro-chemical and
physical processes
Paulo Bartolo (2), Jean-Pierre Kruth (1), Jorge Silva, Gideon Levy (1),
Ajay Malshe (2),Kamlakar Rajurkar (1), Mamoru Mitsuishi (1), Joaquim
Ciurana, Ming Leu (1)
Monday, 20 August 16:00 – 18:30
Ballroom III, 1/F
E1 -
E2 -
E3 -
E4 -
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Electrical discharge dressing and its influence on metal bonded
diamond wheels
Eduardo Weingärtner, Raoul Roth, Frederich Kuster (3), Marco
Boccadoro (3), Frank Fiebelkorn / G. Levy (1)
Comparison of energy and removal efficiencies between micro and
macro EDM
Mohd Zahiruddin, Masanori Kunieda (1)
Enhanced surface integrity and dimensional accuracy by
simultaneous micro-ED/EC milling
Minh Dang Nguyen, Mustafizur Rahman (1), Yoke San Wong
Enhancement of Mass Transport in Micro Wire Electrochemical
Machining
Yong-Bin Zeng, Qia Yu, Shao-Hua Wang, Di Zhu (1)
Ballroom II, 1/F
E5 -
Machining of turbulated cooling channel holes in turbine blades.
Jitti Pattavanitch, Srichand Hinduja (1)

Tuesday, 21 August 08:00 – 10:00
Ballroom II, 1/F
E6 -
E7 -
E8 -
E9 -
On the relationship between the dynamics of the power density and
workpiece surface texture in pulsed laser ablation
Ming Chu Kong, Calin B. Miron, Dragos A. Axinte (2), Samantha Davies,
James Kell
Process Investigations of Optical Trap Assisted Direct-Write
Microsphere Near-Field Nanostructuring
Karl-Heinz Leitz, Ulf Quentin, Ilya Alexeev, Michael Schmidt (3) / L. Lin
(1)
Density improvement of alumina parts produced through Selective
Laser Sintering of alumina-polyamide composite powder
Jan Deckers, Jean-Pierre Kruth (1), Khuram Shahzad, Jef Vleugels
Laser Patterning of Thin Film Sensors on 3-D Surfaces
Ludger Overmeyer, Jan Friedrich Duesing, Oliver Suttmann, Uwe Stute
/ H.K. Toenshoff (1)
Tuesday, 21 August 10:30 – 12:00
Ballroom II, 1/F
E10 -
E11 -
E12 -
Submicrometer thickness layer fabrication for layer-by-layer
microstereolithography using evanescent light
Satoru Takahashi (2), Yusuke Kajihara, Kiyoshi Takamasu
Freeze-Form Extrusion Fabrication of Functionally Graded Materials
Ming C. Leu (1), Bradley K. Deuser, Lie Tang, Robert G. Landers,
Gregory E. Hilmas, Jeremy L. Watts
Prediction of Tool Wear in Micro USM
Zuyuan Yu (1), Chunshi Ma, Chengming An, Jianzhong Li, Dongming
Guo
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Session on Electro-Physical and Chemical Processes (E)

Session on Forming (F)
Session on Forming (F)
Chairman: P. Bariani
Vice Chairman: J. Allwood
Monday, 20 August 16:00 – 16:30
Ballroom I, 1/F
Keynote “F”
Bulk forming of sheet metal
M. Merklein (2), J.M. Allwood (2), B.-A. Behrens (2), A. Brosius, H.
Hagenah, K. Kuzman (2), K. Mori (1), A.E. Tekkaya (1), A. Weckenmann
(1)
Monday, 20 August 16:30 – 18:00
Ballroom I, 1/F
F1 -
F2 -
F3 -
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On the Die Design in AA6082 Porthole Extrusion
Francesco Gagliardi, Giuseppina Ambrogio, Luigino Filice (2)
Multi billet extrusion technology for manufacturing of bi-layered
components
Lukasz Madej (2), Henryk Paul, Lechoslaw Trebacz, Wojciech Wajda,
Maciej Pietrzyk (1)
High Quality Extrudates from Aluminum Chips by New Billet
Compaction and Deformation Routes
Wojciech Z. Misiolek, Matthias Haase, Nooman Ben Khalifa, A. Erman
Tekkaya (1), Matthias Kleiner (1)

Tuesday, 21 August 08:00 – 10:00
Ballroom III, 1/F
F4 -
F5 -
F6 -
F7 -
Tuesday, 21 August 10:30 – 12:00
Ballroom III, 1/F
F8 -
F9 -
F10 -
F11 -
F12 -
On the Gas Pressure Forming of Aluminium Foam Sandwich Panels:
Experiments and Numerical Simulations
Hani Nassar, Mohammed Albakri, Hao Pan, Marwan Khraisheh (2)
Sheet Forming Process of Carbon Fiber Reinforced Plastics for
Lightweight Parts
Jun Yanagimoto (2), Katsuyoshi Ikeuchi
Accumulative-DSIF Strategy for Enhancing Process Capabilities in
Incremental Forming
Rajiv Malhotra, Jian Cao (2), Michael Beltran, Dongkai Xu, James
Magargee, Vijitha Kiridena, Z. Cedric Xia
Punching of small hole of die-quenched steel sheets using local
resistance heating
Ken-ichiro Mori (1), Tomoyoshi Maeno, Yoshihiro Maruo
Failure prediction for nonlinear strain paths in sheet metal forming
Wolfram Volk, Hartmut Hoffmann (2), Joungsik Suh, Jaekun Kim
Orbital forming of tailored blanks from sheet metal
Marion Merklein (2), Raoul Plettke, Simon Opel
Finite element analysis of the ring rolling process with integrated
closed-loop controls
Vahid Jenkouk, Gerhardt Hirt (2), Martin Franzke, Tian Zhang
Tuesday, 21 August 14:00 – 15:00
Ballroom III, 1/F
Analysis of fluid lubrication mechanisms in metal forming at
mesoscopic scale
Laurent Dubar, Cedric Hubert, Peter Christiansen, Niels Bay (1), Andre
Dubois
Cold joining of rotor shaft with flange by using plastic deformation
Kazuhiko Kitamura, Kenji Hirota, Yoshihiko Ukai, Keiichi Matsunaga,
Kozo Osakada (1)
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Session on Forming (F)

Session on Abrasive Process (G)
Session on Abrasive Process (G)
Chairman: F. Hashimoto
Vice Chairman: J. Aurich
Wednesday, 22 August 10:30 – 11:00
Pegasus + Phoenix + Polaris, 1/F
Keynote “G”
Advances in Centerless Grinding Technology
Fukuo Hashimoto (1), Ivan Gallego (2),Joao F.G. Oliveira (1), David
Barrenetxea (2), Mitsuaki Takahashi, Kenji Sakakibara, Hans-Olof
Stalfelt, Gerd Staadt, Koji Ogawa
Wednesday, 22 August 08:00 – 10:00
Pegasus + Phoenix + Polaris, 1/F
G1 -
G2 -
G3 -
G4 -
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Dressing and truing of hybrid bonded CBN grinding tools using a
short-pulsed fibre laser
Christian Walter, Mohammad Rabiey, Maximilian Warhanek, Nicolas
Jochum, Konrad Wegener (3) / R. Züst (1)
Precision Grinding of Structured Ceramic Molds by Diamond Wheel
Trued with Alloy Metal
Hirofumi Suzuki (2), Mutsumi Okada, Yutaka Yamagata, Shin-ya
Morita, Toshiro Higuchi
Development of fixed-abrasive tool with spiral groove for decreasing
the loading
Kensuke Tsuchiya, Yasuyuki Kamimura, Yasuhiro Tani, Seungbok Lee / T.
Matsuo (1)
Continuous generating grinding - tooth root machining and use of
CBN-tools
Jens Köhler, Andreas Schindler, Stephan Woiwode / A. Ber (1)

Wednesday, 22 August 11:00 – 12:00
Pegasus + Phoenix + Polaris, 1/F
G5 -
G6 -
G7 -
G8 -
G9 -
G10 -
G11 -
G12 -
Grinding performance and workpiece integrity when superabrasive
edge routing carbon fibre reinforced plastic (CFRP) composites
Sein Leung Soo (2), Islam S. Shyha, Tom Barnett, David K. Aspinwall (1),
Wei-Ming Sim
Abrasive Points for Drill Grinding of Carbon Fibre Reinforced
Thermoset
Dirk Biermann (2), Markus Feldhoff
Wednesday, 22 August 14:00 – 15:30
Pegasus + Phoenix + Polaris, 1/F
Dual mode control of the rotational grinding process
Eamonn Patrick Ahearne (2), Daniel Logan, Gerald Byrne (1)
Prediction of Bone Grinding Temperature in Skull Base Neurosurgery
Bruce L. Tai, Stephen Sullivan, Lihui Zhang, Albert J. Shih / S. Malkin (1)
Magnetic Abrasive Finishing of Cutting Tools for Machining of
Titanium Alloys
Hitomi Yamaguchi , Anil Srivastava (3), Michael A. Tan, Raul E. Riveros,
Fukuo Hashimoto (1)
Wednesday, 22 August 16:00 – 18:00
Pegasus + Phoenix + Polaris, 1/F
Dynamic Multiphase Modeling and Optimization of Fluid Jet
Polishing Process
Anthony Beaucamp, Yoshiharu Namba, Richard Freeman / J. Bryan (1)
Macroscopic simulation of the liner honing process
Benoit Goeldel, Mohamed El Mansori, Didier Dumur (1)
Prevention of wheel clogging in creep feed grinding by efficient tool
cleaning
Carsten Heinzel (2), Grigory Antsupov
Ballroom III, 1/F
G13 -
Study of Tribo-Chemical Lubricant Film Formation During Application
of Nanolubricants in Minimum Quantity Lubrication (MQL) Grinding
Parash Kalita, Ajay P. Malshe (2), Kamlakar P. Rajurkar (1)
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Session on Abrasive Process (G)

Session on Machine (M)
Session on Machines (M)
Chairman: M. Mitsuishi
Vice Chairman: C. Brecher
Tuesday, 21 August 16:00 – 16:30
Ballroom III, 1/F
Keynote “M”
Thermal issues in machine tools
Josef Mayr, Jerzy Jedrzejewski (1),Eckart Uhlmann (1), M. Alkan
Donmez (3), Wolfgang Knapp (1), Frank Härtig, Klaus Wendt,Toshimichi
Moriwaki (1), Paul Shore (2),Robert Schmitt (2), Christian Brecher
(1),Timo Würz (3), Konrad Wegener (3)
Tuesday, 21 August 16:30 – 18:00
Ballroom III, 1/F
M1 -
M2 -
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A Novel tool path/posture optimization concept to avoid chatter
vibration in machining - Proposed concept and its verification in
turning
Eiji Shamoto (2), Shunsuke Fujimaki, Burak Sencer, Norikazu Suzuki,
Takashi Kato, Rei Hino
Contour Error Control of CNC Machine Tools with Vibration
Avoidance
Yusuf Altintas (1), Mohammad Rezahi Kh.
Pegasus + Phoenix + Polaris, 1/F
M3 - Prediction of Workpiece Dynamics and its Effects on Chatter Stability
in Milling
Erhan Budak (1), Lutfi Taner Tunc, Salih Alan, H. Nevzat Özgüven

Wednesday, 22 August 08:00 – 10:00
Cairo + Canberra, B/F
M4 -
M5 -
M6 -
M7 -
Wednesday, 22 August 10:30 – 12:00
Cairo + Canberra, B/F
M8 -
M9 -
Investigation of Spindle Bearing Preload on Dynamics and Stability
Limit in Milling
Erdem Özturk, Uttara Kumar, Sam Turner, Tony Schmitz / M.A. Davies
(1)
Design- and control-concept for compliant machine tools based on
controller integrated models
Eckart Uhlmann (1), Jörg Essmann, Jens-Hermann Wintering
Improvement of Feed Drive Dynamics by means of Semi-active
Damping
Alexander Wilhelm Verl (2), Siegfried Frey
Integrated autonomous monitoring of ball screw drives
Hans-Christian Möhring, Oliver Bertram / B. Denkena (1)
6D Direct-Drive Technology for Planar Motion Stages
Xiaodong Lu, Irfan-ur-rab Usman, / W.T. Estler (1)
A Newly Developed Ripple-Free Precision Toroidal Type Motor
Hayato Yoshioka, Yugo Kurisaki, Hiroshi Sawano, Hidenori Shinno (1)
M10 - Real-Time Monitoring of Pressure Distribution in Microrolling
through Embedded Capacitive Sensing
Zhaoyan Fan, Man-Kwan Ng, Robert X. Gao (2), Jian Cao (2), Edward F.
Smith,III
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Session on Machine (M)

Session on Machine (M)
Wednesday, 22 August 14:00 – 15:30
Cairo + Canberra, B/F
M11 - Ultra-precision Finishing of Micro-Aspheric Mold Using a
Magnetostrictive Vibrating Polisher
Jiang Guo, Shin-ya Morita, Masayuki Hara, Yutaka Yamagata, Toshiro
Higuchi / T. Hoshi (1)
M12 - Mechanism of Surface Modification Using Machine Hammer Peening
Technology
Friedrich Bleicher, Christoph Lechner, Christoph Habersohn, Ernst
Kozeschnik, Beatrix Adjassoho, Heinz Kaminski / G. Pritschow (1)
M13 - Sacrificial structure preforms for thin part machining
Scott Smith (1), Robert Wilhelm (2), Brian Dutterer, Harish Cherukuri,
Gaurav Goel
Wednesday, 22 August 16:00 – 16:30
Cairo + Canberra, B/F
M14 - Raw part characterisation and automated alignment by means of a
photogrammetric approach
Mikel Zatarain (1), Alberto Mendikute, Ibai Inziarte.
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Session on Production Systems and
Organizations (O)
Chairman: K. Ueda
Vice Chairman: R. Teti
Wednesday, 22 August 14:00 – 14:30
Ballroom I, 1/F
Keynote “O”
Complexity in Engineering Design and Manufacturing –
W. ElMaraghy (1), H. ElMaraghy (1),T. Tomiyama (1), L. Monostori (1)
Tuesday, 21 August 14:00 – 15:30
Ballroom I, 1/F
O1 -
O2 -
O3 -
A Risk Management-based Approach for Inventory Planning of
Engineering-to-order Production
Andreas Radke, Mitchell Tseng (1)
Categorization and Mechanism of Platform-type Product-Service
Systems in Manufacturing
Nariaki Nishino, Sihui Wang, Nobuyuki Tsuji, Kazuro Kageyama, Kanji
Ueda (1)
Integrated Capacity Planning over Highly Volatile Horizons
Gisela Lanza (2), Steven Peters
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Session on Production System and Organization (O)

Session on Production System and Organization (O)
Tuesday, 21 August 16:00 – 18:00
Bangkok + Berlin, B/F
O4 -
O12 -
O6 -
O7 -
Wednesday, 22 August 08:00 – 10:00
Ballroom I, 1/F
O8 -
O9 -
O10 -
O11 -
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Method for Energy and Resource Balancing Demonstrated as an
Example of the Hot Sheet Metal Production Process
Angela Göschel (3), Frank Schieck, Julia Schönherr / R. Neugebauer (1)
Cost innovations by integrative product and production development
Achim Kampker, Günther Schuh (1), Peter Burggräf, Christoph Nowacki,
Mateusz Swist
Versatile autonomous transportation vehicle for highly flexible use in
industrial applications
Jörg Franke, Felix Lütteke / K. Feldmann (1)
Decision Support Systems for Effective Maintenance Operations
Jun Ni, Xiaoning Jin / Y. Koren (1)
A method for determining a functional unit to measure
environmental performance in manufacturing systems
Johannes Plehn, Rainer Züst (1), Fumihiko Kimura (1), Alexander
Sproedt, Paul Schönsleben (2)
Using Probabilistic Relational Models for Knowledge Representation
of Production Systems: A New Approach to Assessing Maintenance
Strategies
Benoit Iung (2), Gabriela Medina-Oliva, Philippe Weber, Eric Levrat
Discovering autonomous structures within complex networks of
work systems
Rok Vrabic, Damir Husejnagic, Peter Butala (2)
A multi-criteria evaluation of centralized and decentralized
production networks in a highly customer-driven environment
Dimitris Mourtzis (2), Michalis Doukas, Foivos Psarommatis

Wednesday, 22 August 10:30 – 12:00
Ballroom I, 1/F
O5 -
O13 -
O14 -
Simulation Based Comparison of Safety-stock Calculation Methods
Matthias Schmidt, Wiebke Hartmann, Peter Nyhuis (2)
Modeling of machine tools using smart interlocking software blocks
Aydin Nassehi, Stephen T. Newman (2)
Design and assessment of quality control loops for stable business
processes
Robert Schmitt (2), Laszlo Monostori (1), Henrik Glöckner, Zsolt Janos
Viharos
Wednesday, 22 August 14:30 – 15:30
Ballroom I, 1/F
O15 -
O16 -
Combination of Planning Methods in a Comprehensive Production
Planning Approach for Sequenced Production Lines
Kurt Matyas, Stefan Auer / H.J. Warnecke (1)
Scheduling with alternative routings in CNC workshops
Youichi Nonaka (3), Gabor Erdos, Tamas Kis, Takahiro Nakano (3),
Jozsef Vancza (1)
Wednesday, 22 August 16:00 – 18:00
Ballroom I, 1/F
O17 -
O18 -
O19 -
O20 -
Integrated Quality, Production Logistics and Maintenance Analysis of
Multi-Stage Asynchronous Manufacturing Systems with Degrading
Machines
Marcello Colledani, Tullio Tolio (1)
Energy-aware scheduling for improving manufacturing process
sustainability: a mathematical model for flexible flow shops
Alessandro Arturo Giuseppe Bruzzone (1), Davide Anghinolfi, Massimo
Paolucci, Flavio Tonelli
Integrating sustainability within the factory planning process
Danfang Chen, Steffen Heyer, Günther Seliger (1), Torsten Kjellberg (1)
A Proposal on Optimized Scheduling Methodology and its Application
to an Actual-Scale Semiconductor Manufacturing Problem
Toshiya Kaihara (2), Shinji Kurose, Nobutada Fujii
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Session on Production System and Organization (O)

Session on Precision Engineering and Metrology (P)
Session on Precision Engineering &
Metrology (P)
Chairman: A. Weckenmann
Vice Chairman: W. Knapp
Monday, 20 August 11:30 – 12:00
Ballroom II, 1/F
Keynote “P”
Precision Engineering for Wind Energy Systems
Gert Goch (1), Wolfgang Knapp (1), Frank Härtig
Monday, 20 August 16:00 – 18:00
Pegasus + Phoenix + Polaris, 1/F
P1 -
P2 -
P3 -
P4 -
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A noncontact scanning electrostatic force microscope for surface
profile measurement
Wei Gao (2), Shigeaki Goto, Keiichiro Hosobuchi, So Ito, Yuki Shimizu
Improvements and experimental validation of a 3D-probing system
for micro-components
Thomas Liebrich, Wolfgang Knapp (1)
Dimensional Measurement of Microform with High Aspect Ratio
Using an Optically Controlled Particle with Sensing Standing Wave
Scale Sensing
Yasuhiro Takaya (2), Masaki Michihata, Terutake Hayashi, Taisuke
Washitani
Optical measurement for the estimation of contact pressure and
stress
Julien Solle, Jean-marc Linares (2), Jean-Michel Sprauel, Emmanuel
Mermoz (3)

Tuesday, 21 August 08:00 – 10:00
Cairo + Canberra, B/F
P5 -
P6 -
P7 -
P8 -
Universal High Precision Reference Spheres for Multisensor
Coordinate Measuring Machines
Claus P. Keferstein (3), Michael Marxer, Reto Götti, Rudolf Thalmann,
Thomas Jordi, Matthias Andräs, Jürgen Becker / L. De Chiffre (1)
Accuracy of industrial computed tomography measurements:
experimental results from an international comparison
Simone Carmignato / L. De Chiffre (1)
Sense and Non-Sense of Beam Hardening Correction in CT Metrology
Wim Dewulf, Ye Tan, Kim Kiekens / P. Wanherck (1)
Three-dimensional holistic approximation of measured points
combined with an automatic separation algorithm
Karsten Lübke, Zhongyuan Sun, Gert Goch (1)
Tuesday, 21 August 10:30 – 12:00
Cairo + Canberra, B/F
P9 -
P10 -
P11 -
A methodology for the quantification of value-adding by
manufacturing metrology
Enrico Savio (2)
Integrating the continuous improvement of measurement systems
into the statistical quality control of manufacturing processes: a
novel link
Maria Villeta, Eva M. Rubio (3), José Luis Valencia, Miguel Angel
Sebastian (3) / R. Bueno (1)
Nano fabrication of star structure for precision metrology developed
by focused ion beam direct writing
Zongwei Xu, Fengzhou Fang (1), Haifeng Gao, Yibo Zhu, Albert
Weckenmann (1)
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Session on Precision Engineering and Metrology (P)

Session on Precision Engineering and Metrology (P)
Tuesday, 21 August 14:00 – 15:30
Cairo + Canberra, B/F
P12 -
P13 -
P14 -
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Five-axis machine tool calibration by probing a scale enriched
reconfigurable uncalibrated master balls artefact
Rene Mayer / M. Balazinski (1)
Machining of optical freeform prisms by rotating tools turning
Xiadong Zhang, Huimin Gao, Yuewu Guo, Guoxiong Zhang (1)
Multivariate Sensing and Wireless Data Communication for Process
Monitoring in RF-Shielded Environment
Robert X. Gao (2), David O. Kazmer

Session on Surfaces (S)
Chairman: H. Hansen
Vice Chairman: H. Haitjema
Wednesday, 22 August 08:00 – 08:30
Bangkok + Berlin, B/F
Keynote “S”
Technological Shifts in Surface Metrology
X. Jiang (1), D. Whitehouse (1)
Tuesday, 21 August 16:00 – 18:00
Cairo + Canberra, B/F
S1 -
S2 -
S3 -
S4 -
Generalized Form Characterization of Ultra-precision Freeform
Surfaces
ChiFai Cheung, LingBao Kong, MinJun Ren, David Whitehouse (1), Suet
To
Automated Surface Inspection of Cold-Formed Micro-Parts
Bernd Scholz-Reiter (1), Daniel Weimer, Hendrik Thamer
Surface wear of TiN coated nickel tool during the injection moulding
of polymer micro Fresnel lenses
Guido Tosello (2), Hans Norgaard Hansen (1), Stefania Gasparin, José
Antonio Albajez, José Ignacio Esmoris
Influence of rapid mold temperature variation on surface topography
replication and appearance of injection-molded parts
Giovanni Lucchetta, Marco Fiorotto, Paolo F. Bariani (1)
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Session on Surfaces (S)

Session on Surfaces (S)
Wednesday, 22 August 08:30 – 10:00
Bangkok + Berlin, B/F
S5 -
S6 -
S7 -
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Cryogenic deep rolling - An energy based approach for enhanced cold
surface hardening
Daniel Meyer / E. Brinksmeier (1)
Prediction of Machining Induced Residual Stresses in Turning of
Titanium and Nickel Based Alloys with Experiments and Finite
Element Simulations
Tugrul Özel (2), Durul Ulutan
Evaluation of process causes and influences of residual stress on gear
distortion.
Rémi Husson, Jean-Yves Dantan (2), Cyrille Baudouin, Serge Silvani (3),
Thomas Scheer, Régis Bigot
Wednesday, 22 August 10:30 – 12:00
Bangkok + Berlin, B/F
S8 -
S9 -
S10 -
The Influence of Process Vibrations on Precision Polishing Metrics.
Brigid Mullany (3), Mohammad Mainuddin / C. Evans (1)
Alternative strategies in finishing cylinder running surfaces
Bernhard Karpuschewski (1) Hans-Juergen Pieper, Florian Welzel,
Konstantin Risse
Manufacture of functional surfaces through combined application of
tool manufacturing processes and Robot Assisted Polishing.
Rasmus Solmer Eriksen, Mogens Arentoft (2), Jens Grønbæk, Niels Bay
(1)

Wednesday, 22 August 14:00 – 15:30
Bangkok + Berlin, B/F
S11 -
S12 -
S13-
Wednesday, 22 August 16:00 – 17:00
Bangkok + Berlin, B/F
S14 -
S15 -
A study on the quality of micro-machined surfaces on tungsten carbide
generated by PCD micro end-milling
Kazuo Nakamoto, Kazutoshi Katahira, Hitoshi Ohmori (2), Kazuo
Yamazaki (1), Tojiro Aoyama (1)
Highly wear-resistant cutting tools with textured surfaces in steel
cutting
Toshiyuki Enomoto (2), Tatsuya Sugihara, Satoshi Yukinaga, Kenji Hirose,
Urara Satake
Laser-assisted Nano Particle Deposition System and its Application for
Dye Sensitized Solar Cell Fabrication
Sung-Hoon Ahn (2), Jung-Oh Choi, Chung-Soo Kim, Gil-Yong Lee, Hyun-
Taek Lee, Doo-Man Chun, Caroline Sunyong Lee
Influence of Surface Properties on Bioactivity and Pull-Out Torque in
Cold Thread Rolled Ti Rod -Development of Bioactive Metal-Forming
Technology-
Yoshinori Yoshida, Kensuke Kuroda, Ryoichi Ichino, Norishige Hayashi,
Naofumi Ogihara, Yoshio Nonaka / Y. Tozawa (1)
Significant Improvement of Corrosion Resistance of Biodegradable
Metallic Implants Processed by Laser Shock Peening
Yuebin Guo, Michael P. Sealy, Changsheng Guo (2)
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Session on Surfaces (S)

CMAG-Corporate Members Advisory Group
CMAG-Corporate Members
Advisory Group Meeting
Chairman: J. Schulz
Vice Chairman: M. Mori, J.-P. Kruth
Tuesday, 21 August 13:30 – 15:30
Bangkok + Berlin, B/F
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Agenda
Welcome, formalities
J. Schulz
New Corporate Member: the Volvo Group
T. Lezama
New Corporate Member: the Eurocopter Group
E. Mermoz
Presentations of Chinese Companies
M. Tseng
A Pratt & Whitney in China
Lienjing (LJ) Chen, Managing Director, Pratt & Whitney China
Operations
B
C
Successful partnership/projects between universities and industry
M. Mori et al.
Cross sectorial benchmarking of the South African tool and tie making
industry
D.Dimitrov, Stellenbosch University, South Africa
Cooperative research Center on high performance manufacturing
Xabier de Maidagan, CIC marGUNE, Spain
Report from CIRP Committee and on CMAG membership changes
J. P. Kruth
CIRP and the Springer Publishing House
Jan-Philip Schmidt, Springer
Closing
J. Schulz
Transformation of Hong Kong Manufacturing Industry
Mr. Simon Wong, CEO, Hong Kong Logistic and Supply Chain Technology
Center, Hong Kong
Development of Machine Tools and Linear Motion Components
J. Lin, Executive Vice President, and C.K . Chyu, Senior manager, Hiwin
Corporation, Taiwan
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CMAG-Corporate Members Advisory Group

Social Program
Social Program
Sunday, 19 August
18:30, Regal Airport Hotel
9 Cheong Tat Road, Hong Kong International Airport, Chek Lap Kok, Hong
Kong
WELCOME RECEPTION
Participants are invited to kick off the
62 nd CIRP General Assembly at Regal
Airport Hotel, having the opportunity to
reunite with CIRP friends and guests.
Suggested attire: Business casual
Wednesday, 22 August
19:30, City Hall Maxim’s Palace
2/F, Low Block, City Hall, Central, Hong Kong
Assembly Dinner
Recognized as among the finest banquet
venues in Hong Kong, Maxim’s Palace
boasts magnificent decoration making
it ideal for casual dining and formal
occasions. Renowned for its Guangdongstyle
and dishes.
Suggested attire: Business casual
Conference Shuttle Bus Schedule
Departure from Return to
Regal Airport Hotel 6:15pm Regal Airport Hotel 10:30pm
10:45pm
Harbour Plaza North Point 6:45pm Harbour Plaza North Point 10:30pm
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Silka Far East, Royal View 10:30pm

Saturday, 25 August
18:30, Four Seasons Hotel
8 Finance Street, Central, Hong Kong, China
Farewell Dinner
The farewell dinner takes place at the
ballroom of Four Seasons Hotel, which
is located at the prime location on Hong
Kong Island, in the heart of the central
district.
Suggested attire: Business formal
Conference Shuttle Bus Schedule
Departure from Return to
Regal Airport Hotel 5:45pm Regal Airport Hotel 11:15pm
11:30pm
Harbour Plaza North Point 6:00pm Harbour Plaza North Point 11:15pm
Silka Far East, Royal View 11:15pm
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Social Program

Accompanying Persons’ Program
Accompanying Persons’ Program
The lobbies of Regal Airport Hotel and Harbour Plaza North Point are the
meeting points where the Accompanying Persons’ daily programs start and
finish. Shuttle bus service will be provided at these hotels. Please bring along
your “CIRP 2012” badges for boarding on the coach. Also please remember to
bring along your valid travel document for entry to Macau.
Monday, 20 August
Departure from Regal Airport Hotel: 11:00
Return to Regal Airport Hotel / Harbour Plaza North Point: 15:15
Hong Kong Island Tram Tour - from East to West
Guest will visit Hong Kong Island’s fascinating districts by hopping on a tram.
The tram, locally known as ‘Ding Ding’, is one
of the earliest public transport systems in Hong
Kong which has operated over a century and it
is also the world’s largest fleet of double-deck
tramcars still in operation .
Hong Kong Tramways operates 6 main routes
every day from 6:00 to 24:00. Neighbourhoods
along the way include some of Hong Kong’s most
colourful sites: Western district, Wan Chai, Happy
Valley, Causeway Bay and North Point. Passengers
can either use an octopus card or place the coins into the drop-in box upon
leaving the tram.
Tuesday, 21 August
Departure from Regal Airport Hotel / Harbour Plaza North Point: 09:30
Return to Regal Airport Hotel / Harbour Plaza North Point: 16:30
Hong Kong Island Tour – from North to South
Discover Hong Kong’s spectacular scenery of
the Victoria Harbour surrounded by towering
skyscrapers and green hillsides on The Peak.
Visit Stanley Market and the 160-year-old
restored three-storey colonial building,
Murray House in the South District of Hong
Kong Island.
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Wednesday, 22 August
Departure from Regal Airport Hotel / Harbour Plaza North Point: 09:00
Return to Regal Airport Hotel / Harbour Plaza North Point: 15:30
Lantau Island Tour
Visit the Giant Buddha – the world’s largest
sitting Buddha statue built outdoor and
the culturally themed Ngong Ping Village.
Guest will reach the Ngong Ping Village by
Ngong Ping Cable car and appreciate the
magnificent natural scenery of Lantau Island
during the ride.
Thursday, 23 August
Departure from Regal Airport Hotel / Harbour Plaza North Point: 08:15
Return to Regal Airport Hotel / Harbour Plaza North Point: 18:30
Macau Tour
Besides being known for multiple casinos,
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as a Portuguese colony for four centuries,
Macau contains many UNESCO’s World
Heritage monuments, including the famous
facade of St Paul’s Church, the Mount
Fortress and the 14th-century A-Ma Temple.
Please remember to bring along your valid
travel document for entry to Macau.
Persons’
Friday, 24 August
Departure from Regal Airport Hotel / Harbour Plaza North Point: 10:00
Return to Regal Airport Hotel / Harbour Plaza North Point: 17:30
Kowloon Tour
Experience the ancient architecture style
of Tang Dynasty (AD 618-906) in Nan Lian
Garden. The garden is built to conduce
towards a sense of serenity and tranquility
which reflects the richness of classical
Chinese culture. After having a peaceful
morning in Nan Lian Garden, guest will
experience the energetic side of Hong Kong –
visit Avenue of Stars and Tsim Sha Tsui which is one of the main shopping and
entertainment districts in Hong Kong. Accompanying
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Chairman
Prof. Mitchell M. Tseng
The Hong Kong University of Science
and Technology
Clear Water Bay, Kowloon,
Hong Kong
Tel: +852 2358 5985
Photos: Hong Kong Tourism Board
Local Secretariat
Ms. Anna Chan
Ms. Ivy Cheung
The Hong Kong University of Science
and Technology
Clear Water Bay, Kowloon,
Hong Kong
Tel: +852 2358 8965