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WORKSHOP ON
CHALLENGES IN FABRICATION OF
NUCLEAR COMPONENTS
20 December 2014
@ Hotel Radha Regent
171, Jawaharlal Nehru Salai
Chennai – 600 106
Organized by The Indian Institute of Welding
Chennai Branch
IIW
The Indian Institute of Welding
(IIW-India), a representative body
of professional welding engineers
in India, is involved in the advancement of welding science and
technology within the country by
disseminating development and
knowledge in the field of welding and allied technology through
seminars, workshops training
programme etc., providing technical guidance and consultation to
industries in welding, conducting
associate membership examination
and awarding diploma and certificates to members, and publishing
technical journals and periodicals in
the field of welding. The IIW- India
has been recognized as an Authorised National Body (ANB) to carry
out certification programmes of the
International Institute of Welding.
IIW-India also conducts its own
welder certification programme,
the National Welder’s Training and
Certification Scheme (NWTCS).
Directorate General of Employment & Training (DGE&T), Government of India, Ministry of Labour
& Employment has empanelled
IIW-India as an “Assessing Body” for
MES courses under Skill Development Initiative (SDI) Scheme for all
courses under Fabrication Sectors
in all States and Union Territories
in India.
The Chennai Branch of IIW-India,
formed in 1973, has made good
progress over the years with
respect to membership, technical
programmes etc, due to the unstinted
support of industries in the region and
selfless efforts of various members and
office bearers. Today the Branch has
over 400 members and 25 Industrial
Corporate members. The Branch organizes technical meetings every month,
courses and seminars of topical interest and visits to important projects.
With our country in the midst of a
quantum leap to industrialization, the
Branch hopes to contribute effectively
towards improved productivity, cost
effectiveness and quality enhancement
to the welding fraternity in particular
and industries in general. The Chennai
Branch constantly audits its position
and develops strategic plans to meet
the latest objectives of our Country’s
development.
Workshop
India’s long-term nuclear power programme is
based on utilising the vast indigenous thorium
resources available in our country, for electricity generation. India’s uranium resources
can support a first-stage programme of about
10,000 MW based on Pressurised Heavy Water
Reactors (PHWRs) using natural uranium as fuel
and heavy water as moderator and coolant.
The energy potential of natural uranium can be
increased to about 3,00,000 MW in the second
stage though Fast Breeder Reactors (FBRs) which
utilise plutonium obtained from the recycled
spent fuel of the first stage along with thorium
as blanket, to produce U-233. With the deployment of thorium at third stage using U-233
as fuel, the energy potential for electricity
generation is large and substantial. Indigenous
industrial infrastructure for reactor programme
is well-developed. Special infrastructure for the
production of fuel, heavy water, reactor control
and instrumentation has been developed within
the Department of Atomic Energy. Indian industry has gained valuable experience and reached
a stage of maturity in manufacturing equipment
components and handling of mega package contracts for these reactors.
The research and development activities for the FBR were
carried out at the Indira Gandhi Centre for Atomic Research,
Kalpakkam. The commercialization of FBR has started with
the under-construction Prototype Fast breeder Reactor at
Kalpakkam by the Bharatiya Nabhikiya Vidyut Nigam Ltd.
(BHAVINI Ltd.). A number of components required for the
PFBR have been fabricated by a number of big private
industries.
Dr. Prabhat Kumar, Chairman and Managing Director, BHAVINI
Limited, superannuated on 31 October 2014. Dr. Prabhat
Kumar has been an active member of the Indian Institute
of Welding. He has contributed significantly to the development of the Institute. He is currently the Chairman of the
ANBCC Committee of ANB of the Indian Institute of Welding.
The Workshop is being organized on 20 December, 2014 to
honour Dr. Prabhat Kumar on the occasion of his superannuation. The workshop will cover innovations in materials,
fabrication and inspection technologies in nuclear industry.
A separate function to felicitate Dr. Prabhat Kumar is also
planned.
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Nuclear materials and innovative techniques in fabrication of large equipment to stringent tolerances
Experience of quality assurance in installation of sodium systems in Prototype Fast Breeder Reactor.
Unique and Exclusive design and constrution features of heat exchangers and steam generators for nuclear reactors
New and advance technology mega projects: Paradise for management
professionals and delight for technocrats
Welding and inspection challenges in nuclear industry
Participation
Participation in this workshop is both by invitation and by registration as delegate. Invitees are exempted from
paying the registration fee. This workshop would be useful for engineers and scientists from different units of
Department of Atomic Energy and to engineers from industries closely associated with fabrication of components for various nuclear power plants in India. Workshop shall also benefit those in academics dealing with
nuclear and power plant engineering. Entrepreneurs and small scale industries who are keen on participating
in fabrication of nuclear components shall also benefit immensely from this workshop.
Members of IIW
Non-members
Delegate from ICM of IIW
Faculty of Engg Colleges
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The delegate fee includes kit bag, souvenir, coffee/tea, lunch.
The fees should be remitted in advance only by Cash or DD in favour of “The Indian Institute of Welding”
payable at Chennai.
Last Date of Registration: 15 December 2014
Sponsorships
Category
Star Sponsors
Golden Sponsors
Silver sponsors
Sponsors for Kit Bag
Indian Companies
INR 2,00,000
INR 1,50,000
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INR 75,000
Companies from abroad
USD 4,000
USD 3,000
USD 2,000
USD 1,500
Benefits to Sponsors
Star Sponsors: Logo in souvenir; A one page profile in the Souvenir; Full page colour advertisement in Souvenir; Banner at Registration Counter and in the Seminar Hall;
Free registration for five delegates
Gold Sponsors: Logo in souvenir; Full page colour advertisement in Souvenir;
Banner in the Seminar Hall; Free registration for three delegates
Silver Sponsors: Logo in souvenir; Full page colour advertisement in Souvenir; Free registration for two delegates
Sponsors - Kit Bag: Logo on the Kit Bag; Full page colour advertisement in Souvenir; Free registration for one delegate
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People behind
Mr. V. Muralidharan,
Chairman
Email: [email protected]; M: 099624 56967
Dr. Hasan Shaikh, MSAJCE, Chennai
Convener
Email: [email protected]; M: 09159595363
Mr. M. Krishnammorthy, IGCAR, Kalpakkam, Secretary
Email: [email protected], M: 09444518900
Venue
Mr. R. Ravi, TWI, Chennai,
Email: [email protected], M: 09952970451
Dr. M. V. Venkatesan, L&T, Chennai Email: [email protected], M: 08754471176
Mr. T. V. Prabhu, IGCAR, Kalpakkam Email: [email protected], M: 09445309266
Mr. K. S. Ramachandran, D&H Secheron Ltd., Chennai
Email: [email protected],
M: 09382104618
Dr. Shaju K Albert, IGCAR, Kalpakkam
Email: [email protected], M: 09443382372
Dr. A. K. Bhaduri, IGCAR, Kalpakkam
Email: [email protected], M: 09940146768
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Hotel Radha Rege
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171, Jawahar
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Chennai – 600 10
Organized by
The Indian Institute of Welding
Chennai Branch
Head Office
The Indian Institute of Welding
IIW-INDIA HOUSE,
Plot No. 38, Geetanjali Park,
200 Kalikapur Main Road,
PO: Mukundapur, Kolkata – 700099
Website: http://www.iiwindia.com
Mr. R. D. Pennathur, MAILAM India Ltd., Puducherry
Email: [email protected], M: 09972206329
Dr. S. R. Koteswara Rao, TEC, Chennai Email: [email protected], M: 09042652750
Mr. R. Ravichandran, ICF, Chennai
Email: [email protected]
Mr. T. S. Ravichandran, ICF, Chennai
Email: [email protected]
Mr. Harihara Swaminathan, ICF, Chennai
Email: [email protected]
Mr. S. Chandran, IMU, Chennai Email: [email protected], M: 09940172211
Mr.Logesh Babu
Email: [email protected], M: 09841406228
Mr. Parthasarathy Sasianand, Fronius, Chennai
Email: [email protected]
Mr. A. V. Raghupathy, CVRDE, Chennai
Email: [email protected]
WORKSHOP ON
CHALLENGES IN FABRICATION OF
NUCLEAR COMPONENTS
20 December 2014
@ Hotel Radha Regent
171, Jawaharlal Nehru Salai
Chennai – 600 106
Mr. V. Muralidharan,
Chairman, IIW Chennai Branch
Ennappan Illam
44/3. Shanthiniketan Colony
Anna Nagar West Extension
Chennai - 600101
Email: [email protected];
M: 099624 56967