Waste Minimization in Foundries and
Environmental Effects of Metals Education
Purpose of Education
The environmental impact mechanisms of metals in general, their effects and the basic protection methods to be followed will be examined and the basic rules to be followed in waste generation and minimization of wastes will be evaluated on the foundry example. In addition, the basic applications that should be taken into account today's technological level will be explained. In this context, the main purpose of the training is to provide the participants with the necessary knowledge and experience in this field by presenting the basic methods and applications that they can discuss in their own businesses by including the applications made in the industry.
Education target
Environmental problems; air, noise, water, soil and cultural environment,
General definitions of metals and environment, pollution, mechanisms of action of metals on living things,
Emission mechanisms of metals to the environment, short and long-term effects,
Overview of Casting Process Techniques and "Best Techniques" in foundries from an environmental point of view,
Wastes generated in the foundry,
Examples of different environmental precautions and waste minimization practices from around the world,
They will gain knowledge and skills on industrial waste and energy saving practices from our country.
Who Should Attend
Foundry owners and managers, metallurgical and material engineers, other engineers working in the casting industry and working in peripheral units, technical staff who want to have information about foundry and environmental metallurgical systems
Training Period 1 is the day
Education place
Validebağ Adile Sultan Pavilion Teacher's House
Contact for Education Applications
Phone: +90 216 349 95 91
Email: metem@metem.org.tr
Instructor
prof. Dr. Servet Timur
He graduated from Istanbul Technical University Metallurgical Engineering in 1986. In 1996, he completed his doctoral study (ATIAD Best Doctorate Award) at the Technische Universität Bergakademie Freiberg-Germany.
He has worked at various levels at Istanbul Technical University since 1987 and still works at the same institution. He has academic publications and papers on Environment, Environmental Metallurgy and Technologies, Electrochemical Technologies, Non-Ferrous Metals Metallurgy and Chemical and Electrochemical Properties of Materials. He has 2 international patents on molten salt electrolysis and boronizing technology, and 3 international patents on tungsten production, which is one of his fields of expertise. It has 6 different research projects supported by TUBITAK and 8 TUBITAK/TEYDEB projects realized with different private sector companies.
He gives lectures on Metallurgical Wastes, Environmental Metallurgy, Scrap and Waste Evaluation and Materials Chemistry, Chemical Metallurgy and Chemical and Electrochemical Behaviors of Materials at Istanbul Technical University at undergraduate and graduate levels.
He is the recipient of the 2012 R&D 100 –USA award with his doctoral student.