EVENT DETAILS
Course benefits
Participants will gain a thorough and holistic review of the evolution of the thermal spray process, including insights in fundamentals of the different thermal spray processes. They will enhance their ability to solve complex thermal spray issues in a systematic and practical manner. The course will expose them to the emerging markets where the technology is applied and challenge the trainees to explore potential business opportunities in an array of industries.
Learning outcomes
Customised for technologists and engineers keen to enhance their knowledge and skills in the thermal spray, the course will:
- provide a thorough grounding and understanding of thermal spray processes
- depict complex thermal spray scientific concepts in terms of simple physical models
- integrate theoretical knowledge to practical engineering applications and commonly accepted thermal spray practices.
Topics covered
- Thermal spray technology background
- Thermal spray processes prime principles
- Powders and their desirable characteristics for coating
- Design for thermal spray processes
- Testing and characterization of thermal spray coatings
- Maintenance and troubleshooting.
Audience
- Designed for Technologists, Engineers, and Technicians
- Graduate students and professionals entering the thermal spray field
- Professional development for all staff.
Course Benefit
The course is expected to benefit the participants through lectures, case studies, sharing of latest research methodologies and experiential session. Participants will receive a Certificate of Attendance.
Register your interest: seam@swinburne.edu.au
Note: Cost involved will include (1) Travel expense, (2) Negotiated honorarium, and (3) Venue hire (if needed).
Date: by mutual agreement.
This Masterclass style Course is delivered by two unique experts.
Professor Christopher C Berndt
University Distinguished Professor
Director, ARC ITTC in Surface Engineering for Advanced Materials (SEAM)
Swinburne University of Technology
Senior Research Engineer
Lead Chief Investigator, ARC ITTC in Surface Engineering for Advanced Materials (SEAM)
Swinburne University of Technology
PRESENTED BY:
Delivered by Distinguished Professor Chris Berndt and Dr Andrew Ang
DATE
15 December 2021
