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Overview

Innovative manufacturing is a buzzword that is being used across North America in manufacturing sectors. Large scale companies are investing into these programs and colleges are racing to develop curriculum to provide industry with personnel that can be on the leading edge of innovation. The question still remains, what is Innovative Manufacturing? How can an instructor teach “innovation”? I will present some basic ideas on how an instructor can approach existing curriculum and learning outcomes and begin to adapt the lessons from the perspective of innovation.

Presented by Max Ceron, Instructor, Saskatchewan Polytechnic

Presentations

Polarity, Pulsing, Gas, and Fluxes in the Welding Arc

This presentation will discuss the deposition rate, and penetration in arc welding.

New approaches to control welding fumes at their source: in the arc

Research – Regulation – Business - Sustainability

Mathematical Model of Friction Stir Welding

Scaling Analysis of Heat Transfer and Plastic Deformation Phenomena

Welding Steel Before and After Galvanizing (Best Practices & Recommendations)

The welding of steel prior to or after galvanization is common, both are compatible with the objective of providing excellent corrosion protection.