Steel Conference Breaks Records

Steel Conference Breaks Records Stainless Steel World 2007 Conference and Exhibition will provide a comprehensive conference programme and dedicated exhibition for the materials and corrosion community. This year's Stainless Steel World Conference and Exhibition is set to be the biggest in the event's ten-year history. Promising to be one of the best-attended Stainless Steel World events to date, Stainless Steel World 2007 Conference and Exhibition will provide a comprehensive conference programme and dedicated exhibition for the materials and corrosion community. Stand space has sold out and visitor and delegate registration is in full swing.Customers can now look at the Advance Conference Programme and register for the event.From 6th to 8th November, end users, engineers, suppliers, manufacturers, fabricators and traders of stainless steels and specialty metals will gather in Maastricht, The Netherlands for the 2007 Stainless Steel World Conference and Exhibition. The conference will provide an opportunity to mix with peers from the stainless steel world community and to catch up on industry developments.At this year's conference, the format of paper presentations, workshops and seminars has been expanded to include features for commercial staff and students. These additions include the Student Forum and a masterclass: Metallurgy for Nonmetallurgists as well as a seminar on market trends such as raw material prices, production and future expectations. In the Student Forum, students will have the opportunity to display and discuss their research, which will be an excellent opportunity for end users and major manufacturers to source new talent. Conference sessions presented through academic, technical and practical presentations will cover a range of topics from martensitic and supermartensitic stainless steels, duplex and super duplex, austenitics, titanium, nickel alloys and other corrosion-resistant alloys, to CRAs in the oil and gas, chemical and petrochemical and power generation industries, welding and fabrication, maintenance and inspection, material selection, design, recycling and availability. Now available in printed and electronic format, the Stainless Steel World Conference and Exhibition Advance Programme has been carefully selected by the experts from the Stainless Steel World Steering Committee chaired by Neil Henry from ABB Engineering Services.