VDI Symposium on the Casting of Chassis and Body Components
The annual symposium is a key event in the German-speaking world for specialists and managers from the fields of the design and development of chassis and vehicle bodies.
The annual symposium is a key event in the German-speaking world for specialists and managers from the fields of the design and development of chassis and vehicle bodies.
EUROGUSS is one of the world's most important die casting exhibitions, taking place every two years in Nuremberg. We were represented with a booth for the first time and enjoyed many productive discussions.
Vannoccio Biringuccio is considered by some as the father of the foundry industry. His ten-volume book 'De la Pirotechnia' is the first printed account of proper foundry practice.
"The art of planning and developing a casting project" was the title of a talk given by Dr. Ralf Gerke-Cantow at the foundry meet-up of the VDG regional groups for Bavaria and Hesse on October 12 in Kitzingen.
With the fifth and last event day, GIFA 2023, the world's leading trade fair for the foundry industry with around 2200 exhibitors, officially came to an end yesterday.
Over the course of this series of articles, we show how the use of fast numerical algorithms is revolutionizing the planning of casting processes. Today we will take a closer look at the geometric part optimization workflow.
Visiometa revolutionizes the foundry industry by reducing carbon emissions through optimized casting processes. By minimizing scrap rates, maximizing yield and reducing the need for physical prototypes, Visiometa helps finding sustainable solutions for a greener future.
In the latest installment of our feature series, we explain how the incredibly high computational speed of the modulus analysis helps to enable a completely new type of integrated workflow that is so far unique in the world of foundry software.
Last week we attended the Austrian Foundry Conference (Österreichische Gießereitagung), which was held in Schladming under the motto "Accepting challenges and being prepared for the future".
We have been asked on social media about the utility of fast modulus computation, when conventional thermal analysis can also be done in a relatively short time today. So we decided to demonstrate the difference between "quite quickly" and "real fast" for you.