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The powder advisory centre
News The Powder Advisory Centre A new information scheme for powder technology has recently been established under the direction of A_ S. Goldberg, formerly fo the Liverpool Regional College of Technology_ The Powder Advisory Centre will be assisted by a number of well-known research workers in many countries and its aim will be to improve communications, both intemationalIy and between disciplines, in powder technology. The Centre is preparing to publish a regular bulletin entitled “Particulate Matter”. This will contain reports of recent conferences, news items, reviews and articles of interest. as well as a comprehensive abstracts section. It will be applieationsbiased and informal. The Centre will also organise lectures and conferences and hopes to sponsor an International Powder Technoloa and Bulk Solids Exhibition and Conference in England in 1971. Further details of the Centre’s aims and activities may be obtained from: A. S. GoIdberg, Powder Advisory Centre, 1, Eldon Square, Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE1 7JG, England. Post-ex~cmce
Courses in Powder TechnoIogy
The following one-week courses have been arranged at the Postgraduate School of Studies in Powder Technology, University of Bradford. Particle size measurement Jan. 5-9,197O Size reduction of solid partiFeb. 2-6,1970 cles The mixing and segregation of Feb. 2327.1970 solid particles March 16-20.1970 Ths flow and storage of bulk solids April 20-24.1970 Fluidlsation Granulation and tabletting May 11-15.1970 In addition, a one-day course will be held on January 9,1970, on “Sampling of powders”. The courses are intended for engineers and scientists working in industry, and there will be opportunities for the diiion of industrial problems. Further details and application forms may be obtained from: Mr_ J. C Wilhams, School of Powder Technology, University of Bradford, Bradford 7.
Bibliographies published by the American Society for Metals In the series of bibliographies published by the American Society for Metals three numbers recently published may be of interest to readers of this journal Their titles are: No_ B 89-24 No. B 89-25 No_ B 89-26
Metal Powder Technology Powder Metallur-q Parts Cermets and Cemented Carbides.
Al1 three bibhographies cover the period 1966 through July 1968_ They may be obtained from the American Society for MetaIs, Metals Park, Ohio 44073 or from the Metal Powder Industries Federation, 201 East 4Ist Street, New York, N-Y. 10017_ The price is 5 dollars for each bibliography to members of the two above organisations and IO dollars to non-members. Electroceramies Joint meeting of the Deutschen Keramischen Gesellschaft and the Nederlandse Keramische Vereniging to be held on 1314 April 1970 in Eindhoven, Netherlands. The theme of this meeting covers not only electrotechnical porcelain but also new ceramic materials for electrical engineering and electronics_ The accent will lie on the relationship between ceramic structure and eIeetrical and magnetic properties_ Members of both societies will receive the programme in February 1970. Further information may be obtained from either of the two societies: Nederlandse. Keramische Vereniging, Technische Ho8eschool Twenty, Postbus 217. Enschede. (Tel_ : 0542044644) Geschaftsstelle der Deutschen Keramischen Gesellschaft eV534 Bad Honnef, Menzenberger Str. 47, Postfach 129. (Tel. : 02224/2723,2724)
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Courses in Powder TechnoIogy
The following one-week courses have been arranged at the Postgraduate School of Studies in Powder Technology, University of Bradford. Particle size measurement Jan. 5-9,197O Size reduction of solid partiFeb. 2-6,1970 cles The mixing and segregation of Feb. 2327.1970 solid particles March 16-20.1970 Ths flow and storage of bulk solids April 20-24.1970 Fluidlsation Granulation and tabletting May 11-15.1970 In addition, a one-day course will be held on January 9,1970, on “Sampling of powders”. The courses are intended for engineers and scientists working in industry, and there will be opportunities for the diiion of industrial problems. Further details and application forms may be obtained from: Mr_ J. C Wilhams, School of Powder Technology, University of Bradford, Bradford 7.
Bibliographies published by the American Society for Metals In the series of bibliographies published by the American Society for Metals three numbers recently published may be of interest to readers of this journal Their titles are: No_ B 89-24 No. B 89-25 No_ B 89-26
Metal Powder Technology Powder Metallur-q Parts Cermets and Cemented Carbides.
Al1 three bibhographies cover the period 1966 through July 1968_ They may be obtained from the American Society for MetaIs, Metals Park, Ohio 44073 or from the Metal Powder Industries Federation, 201 East 4Ist Street, New York, N-Y. 10017_ The price is 5 dollars for each bibliography to members of the two above organisations and IO dollars to non-members. Electroceramies Joint meeting of the Deutschen Keramischen Gesellschaft and the Nederlandse Keramische Vereniging to be held on 1314 April 1970 in Eindhoven, Netherlands. The theme of this meeting covers not only electrotechnical porcelain but also new ceramic materials for electrical engineering and electronics_ The accent will lie on the relationship between ceramic structure and eIeetrical and magnetic properties_ Members of both societies will receive the programme in February 1970. Further information may be obtained from either of the two societies: Nederlandse. Keramische Vereniging, Technische Ho8eschool Twenty, Postbus 217. Enschede. (Tel_ : 0542044644) Geschaftsstelle der Deutschen Keramischen Gesellschaft eV534 Bad Honnef, Menzenberger Str. 47, Postfach 129. (Tel. : 02224/2723,2724)
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