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   To Promote the production and application of ductile iron castings Issue 3, 2008   

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2008 Keith Millis Summary
Scott Gledhill Appointed DIS Vice President
Agricultural Applications of Austempered Iron Components - John Keough, et al

KEITH MILLIS DUCTILE IRON SYMPOSIUM SPEAKER BIOS AND SELECTED PRESENTATIONS

Speakers Bios - Monday October 20 Session
Speakers Bios - Tuesday October 21 Session
Speakers Bios - Wednesday October 22 Session
Thin Wall Ductile Iron Castings: Technology Status 2008 - Chantal Labrecque
The Use of Oxygen Activity Measurements to Determine Compacted Graphite Structure-Frans Mampaey
Solution Strengthened Ferritic Ductile Iron ISO1083/ JS/500-10 Provides Superior Consistent Properties in Hydraulic Rotators - Dr. Richard Larker
US Ductile Iron Metalcasting: Competing Globally - Al Spada, Chandra Rajan & Patricio Gil
The Development of ADI and IDI in Italy - Enrico Veneri

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The Ductile Iron Society Annual Meeting will be held June 3-5, 2009 at the Best Western Eden Resorts & Suites in Lancaster, PA.  There will be a visit to Buck Company in Quarryville, PA.

There will also be a day long spouse tour of Amish country included with this meeting.  We must have twenty registrants to do the tour.  If we don't receive twenty registrations by May 1, we will have to cancel so please encourage your wife to attend.  The registration fee for the wives tour is $200.00 


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Ductile Iron micro-analysis by thermal analysis

MeltLab Systems is pleased to announce the release of a new module in their thermal analysis system that measures and tracks many features now analyzed by time consuming micro-analysis.

Fully treated and inoculated ductile iron is poured into an industrial standard non-tellurium thermal analysis cup, and the curve is analyzed in real time as the iron solidifies. Results include nodularity, nodule count, chemical ferrite (as opposed to loss of ferrite caused by insufficient cooling), carbides, and shrinkage. The system not only includes the eutectic times G1 and G2 and their ratio, but also determines if the curve is hypo-eutectic, eutectic, or hyper-eutectic. A pass/fail graphic alerts operators on the nodularity status of each sample.

This system is compatible with the same hardware as previous versions of MeltLab, as well as newer systems running Windows XP. Pricing, including MeltLab converter box, starts at $16,000 - but through Tax Day 2009, the price is reduced $2,000! Using an existing MeltLab converter box will reduce costs even further.

For more information regarding system functions and capabilities, visit our web site at www.meltlab.com or call (765) 521-3181. To request a demonstration or quotation, contact us by e-mail at info@meltlab.com.

{Screen shot} Press Release Contact:

David Sparkman, President
MeltLab Systems
1045 Valley Mill Road
Winchester , VA 22602
765-521-3181
david@meltlab.com


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