Articles from Modern Casting (June 1, 2006)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
2006 Casting Competition: representing industries as diverse as automotive, aerospace, military, marine, art and agriculture, this year's casting competition winners demonstrate the breadth of casting capabilities.		Cover story	2091
Alcan Inc., Montreal, Canada, and Mercury Castings, Fond du Lac, Wis., announced a joint marketing agreement to globally sell and distribute Mercalloy.			45
Alcoa's Howmet increases melt capacity at Whitehall plant.			60
Alfe North Carolina, a division of Alfe Heat Treating, Fort Wayne, Ind., announced the opening of a new facility in the Charlotte region.			37
August Mack Environmental Inc.			11
Bentonite's Kaleidoscope of Applications.			231
Birmingham--in May, Jim Frost, ACIPCO, presents Jeremy Mowry, Bobby William and Dr. John Berry, all of Mississippi State Univ.	Hall, Larry		47
Briggs & Stratton Corp.			29
Calendar of events.		Calendar	154
Castings Technology International.			53
Central Indiana--in April, Matt Arvin, Purdue Univ., received the AFS/CIC scholarship at the chapter's Student Night meeting.	Williams, Tony		39
Central New York--in March, Dave Wetmore, Upstate Refractory Services Inc.	Stimson, Dave		25
Central Ohio--in April, Chris Doerschlag, Alb Klein Technology Group, presents a check to Prof. Doru Stefanescu, Ohio State Univ.	Doerschlag, Chris		46
Chapter meetings.		Brief article	87
Chesapeake--in April, shown above, Dan Szekalski, Foundry Service & Supply Co., presents the speaker's award to Dr. Prem Mohla, Jim Csonka and Mark Bidoli, all of Hickman Williams & Co., following their presentation on recent developments in ductile iron processing.	Snyder, Steve		122
Clow Valve supports High School metalcasting education.			157
CMI courses.		Brief article	137
Compressed air condensate filter.			70
Coremaking Modeling Software.			74
Correction.		Correction notice	64
Court decision sets deadlines for area source rule.			225
D. Ray Garrett has joined Alfe Corporate Group.			19
Department of defense recognizes GSC Foundries' support.			118
Detroit-Windsor--in April, Rick MacDonald, Ford Motor Co., and Eric McCarty, Daimler Chrysler, present the speaker's award to Joseph A. Carpenter, U.S. Department of Energy.	Zindel, Jacob		38
Doosan Infracore Co. Ltd.			28
Dynacast to realign capacity.			81
Dynacast to realign capacity.			141
Ensuring quality prior to pouring: of the various aspects of the aluminum casting production process, the quality of the molten metal is perhaps the most controllable.	Neff, David V.		1315
Express Pattern.			13
Fettling machines.			92
Flowserve Corp.			16
Hayes Lemmerz International Inc.			44
Horizontal machining centers.			96
Intermet announces plan to improve efficiency.			64
Intermet announces plan to reorganize into five business groups.			328
Kuka Robotics Corp., Clinton Township, Mich., announced it has been selected by C.M.H. Manufacturing, Lubbock, Texas, to provide robots for its new casting total work cell.			86
Lufkin Industries Inc.			28
Lynne Woehlke has joined Foseco Metallurgical Inc.			12
Metal Castings Limited.			18
Metalcasters attempt to mold U.S. policy: the metalcasting industry has descended upon Capitol Hill to lobby four of its most pressing issues.	Gibbs, Shea		1701
Metalcasters converge on Capitol Hill for Government Affairs Conference.			254
Monomoy to acquire casting technology company.			260
New source for gas defects found: formerly thought to be produced through the reaction between aluminum and moisture in sand molds, aluminum induced gas defects in iron casting are in fact a result of precipitation of aluminum nitride during cooling.	Katz, Seymour		1741
Northeast Indiana--in March, at left, Brett Fisher, International Truck & Engine Corp., welcomes technical speaker Erol Ergin, Disa Industries Inc.	Yarde, Todd		31
Northeast Wisconsin--in April, Joey Leonard, ThyssenKrupp Waupaca, presents the speaker's award to Steve Sikorski, Magma Foundry Technologies Inc.	Bradford, Steven		35
Northern California--in January, at right, Raymond Monroe, Steel Founders' Society of America, accepts the speaker's award from Michael Emmerichs, Pacific Steel Casting Co.	Davi, Fred		95
Northwest Pennsylvania--in April, a joint meeting with the Pittsburgh chapter was held at Hodge Foundry, Greenville, Pa.	Lucas, Barb	Brief article	53
Obituaries.		Obituary	121
Occupational Safety and Health Administration, American Foundry Society renew alliance.			290
Oregon--in March, Beth Knipple, Bridgetown Cores Inc., and Juan Diaz, Eagle Foundry Co., present Terry Shoell, Bridgetown Cores Inc.	Brown, John		33
OSHA publishes final Hexavalent Chromium Standard in three versions.			444
OSHA sends letter to 14,000 workplaces for high injury and illness rates.			215
Pacific Steel Casting.			21
Powdermet Inc.			24
Producing high-integrity magnesium castings using permanent mold.			57
Producing high-integrity magnesium castings using permanent mold.			550
Quality Certifications.			49
Question of the month.			101
Revere Industries.			15
Robotic finishing system improves capacity for engine head production.			41
Robotic finishing system improves capacity for engine head production.			436
Taking stock of casting imports: casting imports are to reach 3.2 million tons in 2006, with 48% to be produced in Asian countries.	Kirgin, K.		2389
Tapping the Wisdom of Crowds.	Libby, William J.		752
Transforming sales into gatekeeping.	Marcus, Dan		753
Tri-State--in January, Tim Gilbreath, Midvale Industries Inc., presents the speaker's award to Mike Trzecinski, EMSCO Inc.	Lucas, Barb		29
U.S. Treasury Dept. fails to designate China as a currency manipulator.			288
Where is your Casting of the Year?	Spada, Alfred T.		737