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Conference Chairmen:
Professor Gerry Byrne,
University College Dublin, Ireland
Dr. Garret O' Donnell,
Trinity College Dublin, Ireland
The "Early Industry Registration Deadline" is June 6th. Online registration can be accessed here.
Final conference programme released - leading researchers and industrialists presenting, see titles of presentations for technical sessions here.
In excess of 85 technical papers have been accepted for the upcoming 3rd CIRP International Conference on High Performance Cutting.
An outstanding opportunity to experience the latest technological developments. Please visit the exhibitor stands over the course of the conference.
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Topics
Experts from industry and academia will discuss high performance micromachining processes in terms of the fundamental sciences and engineered systems required to meet the needs of the industry technology roadmap for the 21 st century. Contributions will consider the needs of biomedical, aerospace, automotive and general engineering sectors.
- Micromanufacturing processes
- Machine design for micromachining
- Cutting tool materials, tool design and tool performance
- Sustainable manufacturing processes
- High speed spindle technology, models, tuning and testing
- High speed machine tool structures and configurations
- Machining of metallic and non-metallic materials, e.g. Titanium, Nickel,
- Magnesium, Steel and Aluminium Alloys, composites and polymers
- Abrasive processes
- Residual stress and damage modelling of finished surfaces
- CAD/CAM systems and strategies for high performance cutting
- Mechanics and dynamics of metal cutting operations
- Metrology and measurement
- Precision machining
- Intelligent tooling
- Monitoring and control of machining operations
Industrial participation will include both oral presentations and discussions. This conference is a meeting point for specialists, end-users and providers of cutting technology.