Fastening Tech./Bolted Joint Design Seminar Orlando
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Fastening Technology & Bolted Joint Design Seminar *SPECIAL OFFER: SAVE $110 by registering to attend by May 20, 2005 Date: June 8-9, 2005 Location: Orlando, FL (Doubletree Hotel at the Entrance to Universal Orlando) For Full Details and To Register: ww w.SeminarsForEngineers.com/boltedjoint Instructor: Bengt Blendulf / Clemson Edupro Inc. About the Seminar: This two-day seminar was developed to give engineers and other technical personnel up to date specifications and a better understanding of the complexity of mechanical joining with fasteners. Insufficient guidelines and outdated information are not adequately equipping engineers for real life design challenges. This can lead to catastrophic failures or costly over-designs. The Federal regulation (Fastener Quality Act) on these often safety-critical design elements has caused a renewed focus on the proper use of fasteners. This seminar incorporates the most recent techniques and guidelines from both international and domestic engineering societies and research groups allowing the participant to immediately apply this knowledge.Featured topics: Understanding the bolted/screwed joint, elastic interactions and the need for preload stress Understanding loosening causalities Selecting proper tightening methods Calculating safety factors and limitations Selecting the optimal fasteners for the design Evaluating dissimilar materials for thermal expansion and galvanic properties Gaining insights into materials, threads and product standards Contact: Bill Ebner 1.973.560.9092; info SeminarsForEngineers.com For Full Details and To Register: w ww. SeminarsForEngineers.com/boltedjoint (*cannot be combined with other offers) To discontinue receiving these messages please reply via email. Thank you. (P.S.: Ask about our generous multiple attendees discounts) - Sponsored match - home buying real one player home equity loan mortgage quote
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