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2010 Interdisciplinary Conference on Chemical, Mechanical and Materials Engineering
ISBN: 978-0-9806811-8-5
Sponsored by the Science Publications
(A special issue of the American Journal of Nanotechnology is dedicated to the 2010 ICCMME)
Preamble to the 2010 ICCMME
- Preamble to the 2010 International Conference on Apparel Manufacturing
- Preamble to the 2010 Scientific Symposium on Socio-Economic Impact of Natural Climate Change
Scientific Committee of the 2010 ICCMME
Scientific Committees of the associated to the 2010 ICCMME events
Topics
Notes for authors
- Format of the manuscript
- Template of the manuscript
Notes for reviewers
- Peer review process
- Review report
Important dates
Registration
- Conference Registration Form
Contacts
Sponsorship, Donations, Advertising and Promotion Deals
Preamble to the 2010 ICCMME
Australian Institute of High Energetic Materials is one of the developers of the concept of Virtual (Online) Scientific Conferences and Symposia, also known as V-Conferences. An Interdisciplinary V-Conference on Chemical, Mechanical and Materials Engineering was successfully run at the end of the year 2009. It has attracted hundreds of participants. The web-page of this conference is available on-line. General information on how do the V-Conferences operate can be found here.
A V-Conference is a very affordable, flexible and modern form of conferencing, which allows saving of both time and money without compromising on the scientific merit of the publications.
We are glad to announce that the 2010 Interdisciplinary Conference on Chemical, Mechanical and Materials Engineering (2010 ICCMME) , which is the second conference of this type, will commence on 06.12.2010. The conference will run for two weeks online, using a specially designed platform called ODDS (Online Direct Discussion Sessions). Click here to enter a trial version of the ODDS.
There are several events that are associated to the 2010 ICCMME. These events will run simultaneously using the same ODDS platform as the 2010 ICCMME:
- 2010 Scientific Symposium on Socio-Economic Impact of Natural Climate Change
- 2010 International Conference on Apparel Manufacturing
- 2010 Workshop on Energy and Water Sustainability of Sub-Saharan African Countries
- 2010 Workshop on Alternative Energy Initiatives in South Asia
The topics and the scientific committees of these events are listed below.
The 2010 ICCMME will run as a V-Conference only. This allows us to run the conference at low cost and to pass the savings to the conference partakers. The standard full registration fee is set to 240 Euros and the student registration fee is 180 Euros. However, we announce a further 60 Euros discount to the standard registration fees, which set the full registration fee to 180 Euros and the student registration fee to 120 Euros.
All manuscripts will be peer reviewed. Selected papers will be published in the American Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences, Energy & Environment and in the 2010 Annual Bulletin of the Australian Institute of High Energetic Materials. Manuscripts submitted to the workshops of the 2010 ICCMME will be published in special issues of the Bulletin.
Scientific Committee of the 2010 ICCMME
Conference Chair:
Dr Venelin Stamatov
Director of the Australian Institute of High Energetic Materials
E-mail: v.stamatov@ausihem.org
Conference Secretary:
Dr Abdul Md Mazid
Central Queensland University, Australia
Email: a.mazid@cqu.edu.au
Members of the Scientific Monitoring and Advisory Committee to the Australian Institute of High Energetic Materials
Scientific Committees of the associated to the 2010 ICCMME events
2010 Scientific Symposium on Socio-Economic Impact of Natural Climate Change
Chair of the Scientific Monitoring and Advisory Committee:
Prof A. Jagadeesh
Head of the Centre for Energy and Sustainable Resources
R.M.K.Engineering College
KAVARAIPETTAI 601 206
Tamil Nadu, India
E-mail: anumakonda.jagadeesh@gmail.com
Technical Secretary:
Mr Mohammad Islam, MSc
Research Associate of the Australian Institute of High Energetic Materials
Melbourne, Australia
E-mail: m.islam@ausihem.org
2010 International Conference on Apparel Manufacturing
Conference Chair:
Prof Ryspek Usubamatov
School of Manufacturing Engineering
University Malaysia Perlis (UNIMAP), Malaysia
E-mail: ryspek@unimap.edu.my or usubamatov@yahoo.com
Conference Secretary:
Md. Rezaul Hasan Shumon
Department of Industrial Engineering and Management (IEM)
Khulna University of Engineering and Technology (KUET)
Khulna-920300, Bangladesh
E-mail: shumon330@yahoo.com or shumon330@gmail.com
2010 Workshop on Energy and Water Sustainability of Sub-Saharan African Countries
Chair of the Workshop and Editor-in-Chief of the Special Issue of the 2010 Annual Bulletin of the Australian Institute of High Energetic Materials:
Prof Philomena Igbokwe
Honorary Fellow of the Australian Institute of High Energetic Materials
Department of Chemical Engineering
Nnamdi Azikiwe University, P.M.B. 5025
Awka, Anambra State, Nigeria
E-mail: philoigbokwe@yahoo.com
2010 Workshop on Alternative Energy Initiatives in South Asia
Chair of the Workshop and Editor-in-Chief of the Special Issue of the 2010 Annual Bulletin of the Australian Institute of High Energetic Materials:
Prof Abdul Khalique Ansari
Head of the Department of Chemical Engineering
Mehran University of Engineering & Technology
Jamshoro, Sindh, Pakistan
E-mails: abdul.khaliq@muet.edu.pk or qakpk@yahoo.com
Members of the Scientific Monitoring and Advisory Committee to the Australian Institute of High Energetic Materials
Topics:
General topics of the 2010 ICCMME
Topics classification of the Interdisciplinary Conferences on Chemical, Mechanical and Materials Engineering (ICCMME) follow the general categorisation scheme adopted by the Australian Bureau of Statistics and the Australian Research Council*. The topics are systematised in the following groups:
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*Australian and New Zealand Standard Research Classification (ANZSRC), 2008.
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Topics of the associated to the 2010 ICCMME events
1. 2010 Scientific Symposium on Socio-Economic Impact of Natural Climate Change
2. 2010 International Conference on Apparel Manufacturing
3. 2010 Workshop on Energy and Water Sustainability of Sub-Saharan African Countries
4. 2010 Workshop on Alternative Energy Initiatives in South Asia
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1. Chemical Engineering
This group covers chemical engineering topics. It includes: design, membrane and separation technologies, process control and simulation and water treatment. There are eleven general fields:
- Carbon Capture Engineering (excl. Sequestration);
- Catalytic Process Engineering;
- Chemical Engineering Design;
- Membrane and Separation Technologies;
- Non-automotive Combustion and Fuel Engineering (incl. Alternative/Renewable Fuels);
- Powder and Particle Technology;
- Process Control and Simulation;
- Rheology;
- Wastewater Treatment Processes;
- Water Treatment Processes;
- Chemical Engineering not elsewhere classified.
2. Mechanical Engineering
This group covers mechanical engineering topics. It includes acoustics, noise and vibration control, mechanical aspects of automation and control engineering, and energy generation, conversion and storage. There are ten general fields:
- Acoustics and Noise Control (excl. Architectural Acoustics);
- Automation and Control Engineering;
- Autonomous Vehicles;
- Dynamics, Vibration and Vibration Control;
- Energy Generation, Conversion and Storage Engineering;
- Microelectromechanical Systems (MEMS);
- Numerical Modelling and Mechanical Characterisation;
- Solid Mechanics;
- Tribology;
- Mechanical Engineering not elsewhere classified.
3. Materials Engineering
This group covers materials engineering topics. It includes ceramics science and ceramics engineering, polymer and textiles engineering, composite and hybrid materials, physical metallurgy and alloy materials, functional materials and semiconductor engineering. There are eleven general fields:
- Ceramics;
- Composite and Hybrid Materials;
- Compound Semiconductors;
- Elemental Semiconductors;
- Functional Materials;
- Glass;
- Metals and Alloy Materials;
- Organic Semiconductors;
- Polymers and Plastics;
- Timber, Pulp and Paper;
- Materials Engineering not elsewhere classified.
4. Interdisciplinary engineering
This group covers interdisciplinary engineering topics. It includes fluid mechanics and computational fluid dynamics, heat and mass transfer, engineering practice, engineering associated with the development of nuclear power and the nuclear fuel cycle, engineering associated with the mitigation of risk from climate change and other environmental factors, and turbulent flows. There are nine general fields:
- Computational Fluid Dynamics;
- Computational Heat Transfer;
- Engineering Practice;
- Fluidisation and Fluid Mechanics;
- Heat and Mass Transfer Operations;
- Nuclear Engineering (incl. Fuel Enrichment and Waste Processing and Storage);
- Risk Engineering (excl. Earthquake Engineering);
- Turbulent Flows;
- Interdisciplinary Engineering not elsewhere classified.
5. Other relevant engineering topics
- Carbon sequestration science;
- Combustion and fuel engineering for automotive applications;
- Water resources and quality engineering;
- Biocatalysis;
- Materials physics;
- Materials chemistry, including the theory and design of materials;
- Engineering of materials for automotive applications;
- Biomaterials;
- Construction materials;
- Extractive metallurgy;
- Nanomaterials, molecular and organic electronics and nanotechnology;
- Environmental engineering.
Special topic: Competitive Development of Bio-fuel Industry and Emerging Green Technologies
- Examination of the security of supply of the sources (raw materials) for manufacturing bio-fuels;
- Proposals for diversification of raw materials;
- Organisation of the manufacturing processes in bio-refineries;
- Industrial utilisation of other types of renewable energy;
- Analysis of the energy sustainability along the entire track of the manufacturing processes;
- Performance of bio-fuels in non-retrofitted engines;
- Transportation and storage of large masses of bio-fuels;
- Industrial hazards associated with bio-fuels and other sources of renewable energy;
- Toxicity of bio-fuels;
- Carbon footprints of the renewable energy industry;
- Analysis of the economic viability of bio-fuels and other emerging green technologies;
- Impact of bio-fuel manufacturing on food production;
- Impact of renewable energy industry on existing ecosystems;
- Examination of the adequacy of the state regulatory system;
- Other topics related to emerging green technologies.
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1. 2010 Scientific Symposium on Socio-Economic Impact of Natural Climate Change
The main topics of the Symposium include, but are not limited to:
Climate changes during the Holocene:
- Pre-Holocene climate changes;
- Regional and global climate variations;
- Interregional correlations of climate variations and analyses of particular features of climatic events;
- Spectrum of the climatic harmonics;
- Pattern of the Holocene climatic cycles;
- Climate changes during the Anthropocene (since the 18th century AD).
Dynamical features of the Global Climate-forming System (GCS):
- Theories related to the GCS as
- an equilibrium aperiodic system;
- a non-equilibrium self-oscillatory system;
- Mechanisms in the GCS that affect short and long climatic cycles;
- Perspectives for development of adequate mathematical models of the GCS.
Effects of natural and anthropogenic external disturbances on the GCS:
- Effects of natural factors (variations of orbital parameters of the Earth, solar activity cycles, explosive contamination of the atmosphere by volcanic dust and others) on the GCS;
- Effects of anthropogenic factors (contamination of the atmosphere, deforestation, expansion of steppes and desert, and others) on the GCS during the Anthropocene.
Climate forecasting:
- Analysis of the climate data;
- System approach to the climate forecasting;
- System analysis of the climate change hypotheses and their ability to predict the climate conditions of the future ages.
Socio-economic impact of climate change:
- Anti-climate change measures;
- Estimate of the effectiveness of the anti-climate change measures
- Socio-economic impact of the anti-climate measures.
Other relevant topics.
2. 2010 International Conference on Apparel Manufacturing
The main topics of the Conference include, but are not limited to:
Apparel manufacturing processes
- Materials of apparels and testing technology;
- Technological processes of apparels;
- Machines and tools for apparels production;
- Productivity improvement techniques;
- Modular and U-shape manufacturing;
- Garment operations and process management;
- Quality of apparel productions;
- Quality Assurance;
- Six Sigma implementation;
- Facility layout and scheduling.
Economics of apparel & textile industries
- Garments and textile industries design;
- Supply chain in garments and textile industries;
- Garments buying and sourcing strategies;
- Lean manufacturing and waste minimisation;
- Capacity define & planning;
- Process selection, plan & analysis;
- Inventory management;
- Compliance and safety issues.
Apparel design
- Apparel product development;
- Garment construction;
- Pattern making and optimisation.
Apparel textile technologies
- Yarn and fabric dyeing;
- Yarn spinning and knitting technology;
- Education in garments and textile industries;
- Quality of apparel design.
3. 2010 Workshop on Energy and Water Sustainability of Sub-Saharan African Countries
The topics to be covered include, but are not limited to:
- Energy and Water for Sustainable Development;
- Non–conventional Energy Sources;
- Drought and Desertification;
- Energy and Water Conservation in Sub–Saharan Africa;
- Policy Options for Energy and Water Sustainability;
- The Role of Non–governmental and International Agencies;
- Public–Private Partnerships for Energy and Water Sustainability in Sub-Saharan Africa.
4. 2010 Workshop on Alternative Energy Initiatives in South Asia
The topics to be covered include, but are not limited to:
Developing GTL technology (F-T synthesis) in South Asia region:
- new chemical reactors in FT synthesis;
- catalysts and nanocatalyst;
- application of bifunctional catalysts;
- environmental and economical issues;
- comparison of GTL product and distillate transportation fuels;
- nanoscale membranes for GTL production;
- GTL Jet Fuel.
Recent development of the biofuel industry in South Asia:
- production and usage of aliphatic alcohols (methanol, ethanol, propanol, and butanol);
- production and usage of biodiesel;
- production and usage of hydrogen, biohydrogen and biological hydrogen;
- production and usage of other alternative fuels (LNG, LPG, P-series fuels, pyrolysis oils, biomethane)
- performance of biofuels in internal combustion engines;
- energy sustainability and greenhouse gases balance of the biofuels;
- environmental impact;
- socio-economic impact;
- health hazards;
- analysis on the availability of domestically grown feedstock in South Asian countries;
- food and water security of the South Asian countries;
- complex utilisation of the biofuel feedstock in bio-refineries.
Other alternative sources of energy.
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