[MW:1042] FW: Request for technical paper

[MW:1042] FW: Request for technical paper - NWS2009/Mumbai

FYI pl.

From: tranik [mailto:tranik@mtnl.net.in]
Sent: Monday, August 18, 2008 11:41 PM
To: appl@bom7.vsnl.net.in; smathure@vsnl.com; akgarg@bheltry.co.in; aloke.m@arc-tec.in; nagchaudhury@sify.com; arunp_26@vsnl.net; Dr. R. S. Parmar; Dr. T. K. PAL; technik; Bathula Raghuram (Mumbai - PIPING); rakeshk@barc.gov.in; sundaresan22@yahoo.co.in
Subject: Request for technical paper

Dear friends,

I am glad to inform you that the Mumbai branch of the Indian Institute of Welding is organising the National Welding Seminar

(NWS),2009 from 4th to 6th February,2009 along with an exhibition ( WELD INDIA,2009) on welding, Cutting and its allied

products from 5th to 7th February,2009 in Mumbai.

The Seminar aims at discussing the Research & Developments in Welding Science and technology, introduction of high productivity welding processes , cost effective designs & reliable quality control methods along with the Mathematical Modelling and Simulation Related To Welding.

The core industries, viz. Coal, Steel, Power, Fertiliser, Mining, Railways, Oil & Gas, Cement, Fabrication, Capital Equipment, Petro-Chemical, Defence, Heavy Engineering along with supporting ancillary Small and Medium Scale Industries have been invited to participate in the Seminar as well as the Exhibition.

One copy of the brochure for the Seminar was sent to you long back. If you have not yet received the same, the same can be sent again if known.

I shall request you to kindly participate in the Seminar and present a technical paper in the seminar,. the subjects etc. of which are given in the brochure. The last date of receipt of the Abstract is 30th September,2008.

The abstracts may be sent by FAX , e-mail or post at the following address .

Mr. Dileep Kulkarni, The Chairman, Technical Sub-Committee,

The Indian Institute of Welding,B-101 Hill View Apartments,

L.B. Shashtri Marg, Vikhroli ( W ), Mumbai 400 083.

FAX : 022- 2579 4252 . e-mail : iiwmum@mtnl.net.in & dileep.kulkarni@hed.ltindia.com

Awaiting an early communication.

Thanking you.

Yours Truly,

N..K. Sarkar,

Organising Secretary, NWS 2009.

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