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News Release from: Sensor Products
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 27 December 2005
Two day US seminars on mechanical
joining arranged
Comprehensive two day seminar that explore the science of fastening technology and mechanical Jjining is being organised across the USA and offers practical problem solving techniques
Seminars For Engineers USA, a division of Sensor Products, announces in association with Clemson Edupro its 2006 Fastening Technology and Bolted Joint Design seminar schedule Focusing on proper tightening methods, selecting optimal fasteners for design, calculating safety factors and limitations and evaluating dissimilar materials for thermal expansion and galvanic properties, Fastening Technology and Bolted Joint Design also incorporates the most recent techniques and guidelines from both international and domestic engineering societies and research groups
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Instructed by renowned industry authority Bengt Blendulf, Fastening Technology and Bolted Joint Design is an essential resource for engineers involved in design, manufacturing and assembly, standardization, testing, quality control, maintenance or any technical aspect of fasteners and bolted joints.
The dates and locations of the 2006 Fastening Technology and Bolted Joint Design Seminar are: * February 22-23, 2006 - Los Angeles, California.
* April 11-12, 2006 - Detroit, Michigan.
* August 23-24, 2006 - Baltimore, Maryland.
* November 8-9, 2006 - Chicago, Illinois.
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