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Suggested Citation:"APPENDIX A MEETING AGENDA." National Research Council. 1997. Intermetallic Alloy Development: A Program Evaluation. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/5701.
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Appendices

Suggested Citation:"APPENDIX A MEETING AGENDA." National Research Council. 1997. Intermetallic Alloy Development: A Program Evaluation. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/5701.
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Appendix A Meeting Agenda

Panel on Intermetallic Alloy Development

Thursday, June 6 and Friday, June 7, 1996

Oak Ridge National Laboratory

Oak Ridge, Tennessee

Thursday, June 6, 1996

8:15 am

Introduction

Pete Angelini,

ORNL (OIT program)

8:30

Welcome

Bill Appleton and Jim Stiegler, ORNL

8:45

NRC Committee and Panel Objectives

Norman Gjostein, panel chair

9:00

Integration of Research and Development Efforts on Ni3Al and Iron Aluminide

Linda Horton, ORNL (BES program)

Suggested Citation:"APPENDIX A MEETING AGENDA." National Research Council. 1997. Intermetallic Alloy Development: A Program Evaluation. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/5701.
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Session 1a. Technology Development

9:30

Design of Ni3Al alloys (History of Ni3Al alloy development)

C. T. Liu, ORNL

10:10

Fabrication Technology of Ni3Al Alloys (Casting and wrought aspects of fabricating Ni3Al; other industrial needs; data base; alloy design and materials fabrication)

Vinod Sikka, ORNL

11:05

Joining of Ni3Al (Historical development in the area of welding and joining technology for Ni3Al; IC-50 alloy, IC-221 alloy, FA alloy; wire and consumables; bulk and weld overlay [weld repair])

Mike Santella, ORNL

11:45

Design and Status of Other Intermetallic Alloys/Composites (Applicability of initial alloy design advances to other materials systems, joining, alloy design [structural and weld overlay])

C. T. Liu, ORNL

Session 1b. Program Management

9:15

BES Perspective

Linda Horton, ORNL (BES program)

9:45

Fossil Energy Perspective

Rod Judkins, ORNL

(FE programs)

10:30

AIM efforts (ECUT and AIM efforts, objectives, selection criteria, subcontracts, CRADAs)

Pete Angelini, ORNL (OIT/AIM programs)

11:30

Commercialization (outline and status of patents, licensing technology)

Larry Dickens, ORNL

Session 2. Current and Future Applications and Plans

1:15 pm

Tour of Processing Laboratory (highlighting Ni3Al components being evaluated by industry)

Vinod Sikka, ORNL

Suggested Citation:"APPENDIX A MEETING AGENDA." National Research Council. 1997. Intermetallic Alloy Development: A Program Evaluation. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/5701.
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1:45

Industrial Perspective (forging dies, heat treating systems; user/producer)

Gary Hudson, United Defense

2:15

Industrial Perspective (heat treating trays for carburizing furnaces; user)

Jim Farago, General Motors

2:45

Industrial Perspective (centrifugal casting of Ni3Al rolls for steel reheat furnaces; producer)

John Rogers, Sandusky International

3:30

Additional Industrial Interactions

Vinod Sikka, ORNL

4:00

Future Activities and Relationship to IOF

Pete Angelini, ORNL (OIT/AIM programs)

Friday, June 7, 1996

8:30 am

Panel Executive Session (conclusions and recommendations)

Panel

1:00 pm

Tours of Facilities Important to the Development of Intermetallic Alloys (Alloy Development, Materials Fabrication, Joining and Welding, Atom Probe, Analytical Electron Microscopy)

 

2:30

Summary

Peter Angelini, ORNL

Norman Gjostein, panel chair

Suggested Citation:"APPENDIX A MEETING AGENDA." National Research Council. 1997. Intermetallic Alloy Development: A Program Evaluation. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/5701.
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