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Forging Industry Association1111 Superior Avenue, Ste. 615, Cleveland, Ohio 44114Ph: (216) 781-6260 • Fax (216) 781-0102 • [email protected] • www.forging.orgTo register online go to: www.forging.org/events/induction-htg

— Forging Industry Association Presents —

Induction Heating-For Forging

✓ Basics of Induction Heating

✓ Induction Heating Power Supplies

✓ Material Handling

✓ Induction Coil Design/Repair

✓ Electrical Control Systems

✓ Water Cooling Systems

✓ Preventative Maintenance

✓ Energy and Economics

A One-Day SeminarNovember 5, 2015 – Detroit Metro Airport Marriott

Who Should Attend?Training is targeted to Plant Floor Employees who have had some working experience with Induction Heating Systems. Persons suggested to attend include:• Set-Up and Maintenance Employees • Forge Foremen• Forge Equipment Operators • Plant Engineers

Hotel / Seminar / AirportA block of rooms have been reserved for

Wednesday, November 4, 2015 at the Detroit

Metro Airport Marriott is $139.00 plus tax

(currently 15.5%) for single or double occupancy.

Participants are expected to make their own

hotel reservations. Call the hotel at 734.729.7555

before Friday, October 16, 2015 and mention

the Forging Industry Association to receive the

discounted rate. Participants will pay hotel room

charges direct upon departure. Major credit

cards and traveler check are accepted.

TrainingTraining will be generic and applicable to all sizes

and brands of forging induction heating systems and

equipment. A specially developed booklet, “Induction

Heating-For Forging”, will be distributed and used as

the primary training text.

Seminar Leaders •BrianLockitski,Inductoheat,Inc.

•FredSpecht,InterpowerInductionUSA

•JoeStambaugh,AjaxTOCCOMagnethermic

•GreggRichley,AjaxTOCCOMagnethermic

Seminar Fees FIA Members •$425foreachattendee

Non-FIA Members •$500foreachattendee

Seminarfeesincludeallmaterials,breaks,andlunch.

Attendees are responsible for their own hotel expenses.

Please complete and return registration form to FIA by Friday, October 16, 2015.

Registrationsmaybecanceledandwillberefundedas

follows: 100% through October 16, 2015; and no refunds

thereafter.Substitutionsarepermittedwithprior

notification given to FIA.

November 5, 2015

AGENDA

7:30A.M. Registrationand ContinentalBreakfast

8:00A.M. SeminarPromptlyStarts

Modules:•BasicsofInductionHeating•InductionHeatingPowerSupplies•MaterialHandlingSystems•InductionCoilDesignandRepairs

Noon Lunch

1:00P.M. SeminarResumes

Modules:•ElectricalControlSystems•WaterCoolingSystems• Preventative Maintenance• Energy Comparison & EconomicJustification

•SeminarOverview

4:30P.M. SeminarConcludes

Induction Heating-For Forging

TOPIC ABSTRACTSBasics of Induction Heating This section covers a brief review of induction heating principles andRulesofThumb(ROTs).ROTsarethenapplied,throughseveral examples, to show the attendees how they can determine the approximate KW, frequency, and coil line length for a given heating application for an Induction heater for carbon steelbillets.AdditionalROTsforcopper,aluminum,andbrassare also discussed.

Induction Heating Power Supplies This section will discuss the various types of power supplies used for heating stock for forging along with the advantages and disadvantages of each. Also included will be information for the user as to power requirements and what should be discussed with their power company prior to purchasing any system.

Material Handling Systems This section will review the different types of material handling systems available for feeding cut billets to an induction heating system, equipment for feeding billets through an induction coil, and the different types of equipmentavailableforinterfacingwithpresses,hammers,upsettersandimpactors.Severalexamplesofequipment layouts will be presented.

Induction Coil Design and Repairs Basiccoildesigncriteriawillbediscussedalongwithhowandwhycoilsofvariouslengthsanddiametersareused.Basicmaintenanceproceduresfromsimpleinplantmaintenancetosendingthecoiloutformajorrepairs.

Electrical Control Systems This section will review the different levels of electrical controls available on an induction heater for operators and engineers. This will include the different types of controls available for part run setups, operator interface controls, engineering setup and monitoring screens and methods for controlling the heating process.

Water Cooling Systems This section will discuss the various types of water cooling systems employed with induction heating systems. Water characteristics and maintenance requirements will also be discussed.

Preventative Maintenance This section covers periodical maintenance recommendations for both end user and OEM personnel. End users in partnership with an OEM can significantly increase uptime and enhance overall system performance. We will cover coils, power supplies, and typical material handling in predefined intervals.

Energy and Economics In the world of hot metal processing, efficient use of energy and proper technology selection is critical to return on capital equipment investments. The focus of this section is to provide all known contributing economic factors to aid in purchase justifications and energy improvements on induction systems. The scope will cover proper coil design, frequency selection, enhanced automation, individual zone/coil technology, and an economic comparison of gas to electromagnetic induction.

“This Is the Only Induction Heating Seminar Focused Exclusively On the Forging Industry”

FIA031

Induction Heating-For ForgingThursday, November 5, 2015 Detroit Metro Airport Marriott – 30559 Flynn Drive, Romulus, MI 48174

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ACCOMMODATIONS:A block of rooms have been reserved at the Detroit Metro Airport Marriott, 30559 Flynn Drive, Romulus, MI, 48174, for the A block of rooms have been reserved for Wednesday, November 4, 2015 at the Detroit Metro Airport Marriott is $139.00 plus tax (currently 15.5%) for single or double occupancy. Participants are expected to make their own hotel reservations. Call the hotel at 734.729.7555 before Friday, October 16, 2015 and mention the Forging Industry Association to receive the discounted rate. Participants will pay hotel room charges direct upon departure. Major credit cards and traveler check are accepted.

RETURN TO: Fax (216) 781-0102 • Email: [email protected] • Ph: (216) 781-62601111 Superior Avenue, Ste. 615, Cleveland, Ohio 44114 • www.forging.org