The International Brazing & Soldering Conference (IBSC) has consistently provided professionals, scientists and engineers involved in the research, development and application of brazing and soldering, a unique networking and idea-exchange forum.
Global representatives of Academia and Industry presented analyses on a diverse array of topics during this exclusive event, held April 19 – 22, 2015, in Long Beach, California. The three-day conference offered cutting-edge education and technical programming for the brazing and soldering community, as well as peer-networking and a full exhibit program, showcasing the latest trends, products, processes and techniques available in the industry.
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Wetting in Brazing
– by Prof. Nicolas Eustathopoulos and Prof. Fiqiri Hodaj
Grenoble Institute of Technology/France
Plenary talk 2
Brazing Technology – Advances and Challenges
– by Dr. Sebastian Weis, Prof. Guntram Wagner and Prof. Bernhard Wielage
Chemnitz University of Technology
Plenary talk 3
Soldering vs. Brazing – Bridging the Gap
– by Dr. Ronald Smith
S-Bond Technologies/USA
Materials and Process Design 1
Specifications for Brazing, an Update on the Latest Changes
– by Matt Pohlman
Honeywell Aerospace/USA
Lead-free Solders
The Role of Undissolved Intermetallics and Substrate/solder Interface on the Undercooling Degree of Lead-free Solder Alloys
– by Prof. Fiqiri Hodaj
Grenoble Institute of Technology/France
Resistance Microwelding Techniques in Braze Set-Up Operations
– by Jay Kapur
Aimtek, Inc./USA
Understanding the Effects of Cover Gas on Brazability of Laser Cut 304 SS
– by CJ Skinner
HI TecMetal Group/USA
Filler Metal Properties
Properties of Selected Nickel and Iron Based Brazing Filler Metals
– by Michael Weinstein
Wall Colmonoy Corporation/USA
Furnace brazing and fixture
Brazing Titanium Heat Exchangers and Honeycombs in Vacuum Furnaces Having Graphite or Molybdenum Heating Elements
– by Dr. Alexander Shapiro
Titanium Brazing /USA
The Latest Trends and Subjects of Furnace Brazing (In the case of Japan)
– by Dr. Kotaro Matsu
Tokyo Braze Co.
