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Contents 4 Organisers ......................................................................................................................................................................... 5 Welcome to Helsinki ........................................................................................................................................................ 6 Venue maps and hotels .................................................................................................................................................. 8 Registration Desk and Exhibition .............................................................................................................................. 10 IIW 2015 Schedule - Breaking the Ice in Finland ................................................................................................. 12 68 IIW Annual Assembly ........................................................................................................................................... 14 IIW Working units ......................................................................................................................................................... 18 IIW International conference on High Strength Materials – Challenges and Applications .......................... 20 Social Programme ....................................................................................................................................................... 26 Technical Tours ............................................................................................................................................................. 27 Sightseeing Tours ......................................................................................................................................................... 30 IIW Member Countries ................................................................................................................................................ 34 IIW 2015 - Helsinki - Sponsors ................................................................................................................................. 36 Welcome message ..........................................................................................................................................................

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Welcome message

Organisers

The Welding Society of Finland is honoured to have the opportunity to host the 68th IIW Annual Assembly and the corresponding International Conference in the city centre of Helsinki, the capital of Finland. The two day International Conference will focus on the Challenges and Applications of High Strength Materials and will feature speakers from the international scientific community and from the industry.

CONGRESS ORGANISER

CONGRESS OFFICE

The Welding Society of Finland Mäkelänkatu 36 A 2, 00510 Helsinki, FINLAND e-mail: [email protected] tel. +358 9 773 2199

Registration, accommodation, tours, etc. Confedent International Ltd, Korkeavuorenkatu 30, 00180 Helsinki, FINLAND e-mail: [email protected]

We, on behalf of the Welding Society of Finland and the city of Helsinki, “The Pearl of the Baltic Sea” are pleased to invite all delegates, experts and especially accompanying persons to join us during the week of 28 June to 3 July 2015. We trust that everyone will find the maritime city of Helsinki safe and easy to access and its people friendly and hospitable. For those who have never visited Helsinki before, the event offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to experience the amazing light summer nights of the Nordic countries.

LOCAL ORGANISING COMMITTEE

Mr Ismo MEURONEN, Meuro-Tech, Chairman Mr Sami AHONEN, Oy AGA Ab Ms Angelica EMELÉUS, The Welding Society of Finland Mr Jaakko HEIKONEN, Pemamek Ltd Mr Pasi HILTUNEN, DG-Diving Group Mr Jyrki HONKANEN, Oy AGA Ab Mr Juha KAUPPILA, The Welding Society of Finland Prof. Veli KUJANPÄÄ, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland Ltd Mr Jukka KÖMI, SSAB Europe Mr Jouko LASSILA, The Welding Society of Finland Ms Riikka LOUHIVUORI, Confedent International Oy Mr Juha LUKKARI, Hitsaustekniikka Magazine Prof. Gary B. MARQUIS, Aalto, University Mr Jukka MONONEN, STUK - Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority Mr Reijo PETTINEN, Lappeenranta University of Technology Mr Jukka-Pekka RAPINOJA, METSTA, Mechanical Engineering and Metals Industry Standardization in Finland Prof. Antti SALMINEN, Lappeenranta University of Technology Mr Mika SIRÉN, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland Ltd Mr Erkki VEIJALAINEN, Lappeenranta University of Technology Ms Reetta VERHO, Kemppi Oy

In addition to the technical meetings we have prepared for you a number of social events, sightseeing tours and technical visits. One of the main venues, Finlandia Hall, is one of the most iconic buildings designed by the worldrenowned Finnish architect, Alvar Aalto. One of the sightseeing tours covers the home museum of the famous Finnish composer Jean Sibelius. Moreover, another tour covers the maritime fortress and UNESCO Word Heritage Site Suomenlinna in the archipelago of Helsinki. The technical visits will focus on the most advanced welding intensive metal industries and research units in Finland. The pre tour to Tallinn offers you the possibility to enjoy the Nordic and Eastern culture even longer. On behalf of all the members of the Organising and Scientific Committees and of all the volunteers who assist us in this effort, we wish all the delegates, experts and accompanying persons a highly enjoyable and successful experience in Helsinki and the surrounding area.

Ismo Meuronen Chair of the Organising Committee President The Welding Society of Finland

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Jouko Lassila Secretary General IIW Director Executive Director The Welding Society of Finland

NORWAY SWEDEN Stockholm

Helsinki St. Petersburg Tallinn

ESTONIA DENMARK Copenhagen

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IIW INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE Prof. Gary B. MARQUIS, Aalto University, Chairman Ms Liisa HEIKINHEIMO, Teollisuuden Voima Oy Prof. Hannu HÄNNINEN, Aalto University Mr Juha KAUPPILA, The Welding Society of Finland Prof. Veli KUJANPÄÄ, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland Ltd Mr Jukka KÖMI, SSAB Europe Mr Ismo MEURONEN, Meuro-Tech Mr Pekka NEVASMAA, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland Ltd Prof. David PORTER, University of Oulu Prof. Heikki REMES, Aalto University Prof. Antti SALMINEN, Lappeenranta University of Technology Mr Mika SIRÉN, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland Ltd Mr Erkki VEIJALAINEN, Lappeenranta University of Technology Prof. Pedro VILAÇA, Aalto University Prof. Petri VUORISTO, Tampere University of Technology

IIW INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE LAPLAND

Prof. Gary B. Marquis Chair of the Scientific Committee IIW President Dean of the School of Engineering Aalto University





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Prof Zuheir BARSOUM, Division of Lightweight Structures, Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden Dr Arun BHADURI, Materials Development and Technology Group, Indira Gandhi Centre for Atomic Research, India Dr Luca COSTA, Division of Education and Training, IIS PROGRESS, Italy Prof. Luísa COUTINHO, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Instituto Superior Técnico, Portugal Dr Jorge dos SANTOS, Institute of Materials Research, Helmholtz-Zentrum Geesthacht GmbH, Germany Prof. Madeleine DU TOIT, School of Mechanical, Materials and Mechatronic Engineering, University of Wollongong, Australia Prof. Grzegorz GLINKA, Dept. of Mechanical and Mechatronics Engineering, University of Waterloo, Canada Prof. Yoshinori HIRATA, Division of Materials and Manufacturing Science, Osaka University, Japan Dr Mustafa KOCAK, CEO Gedik Holding, Turkey Prof. Stephen LIU, Center for Welding, Joining and Coatings Research, Colorado School of Mines, USA Prof. Kenneth MACDONALD, Department of Mechanical and Structural Engineering and Materials Science, University of Stavanger, Norway Prof. Patricio MENDEZ, Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering, University of Alberta, Canada Prof. Dr. Eng. Fumiyoshi MINAMI, Joining & Welding Research Institute, Osaka University, Japan Prof. Suck-joo NA, Department of Mechanical Engineering, KAIST, South Korea Prof. Kazutoshi NISHIMOTO, Department of Applied Nuclear Technology, Fukui University of Technology, Japan Dr Gerhard POSCH, Fronius International GmbH, Austria Univ.-Prof. Dr.-Ing. Michael RETHMEIER, Division of Welding Technology, BAM – Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing, Germany Prof. Ian M RICHARDSON, Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Delft University of Technology, the Netherlands Prof. Americo SCOTTI, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Federal University of Uberlandia, Brazil Mr Bob SHAW, President, Steel Structures Technology Center, USA Prof.-Dr Morris SONSINO, Fraunhofer Inst. for Structural Durability and System Reliability LBF, Germany Dr Zheng SUN, Singapore Institute of Manufacturing Technology (SIMTech), Singapore Prof. Zhiling TIAN, China Iron & Steel Research Institute Group, China Dr Zhuyao ZHANG, Metrode Products Ltd., UK

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Welcome to Helsinki FINLAND

Finland is a safe and smoothly functioning, reliable destination, easily accessible from all over the world. Its geographical location between East and West makes it interesting as a conference venue, attracting delegates from all over the world.

Insurance

High educational standards have contributed to Finland’s emergence as a country of high technology. Finland is well known for its mobile phones and boasts more Internet connections per capita than any other country. Finland is today a world leader in various high-tech fields, and this expertise benefits society as a whole. Finnish culture is often summarised as “sauna, sisu and Sibelius”.

Internet Café and Wireless Internet access

The Finnish language itself acts as a boundary of sorts between East and West. Finnish belongs to neither the Western Romance languages nor to the Eastern Slavic languages but is based on its own Fenno-Ugric heritage. Naturally, the cultural influences of both East and West have left their mark on our language in the form of numerous loan words, but despite the force of foreign trends and rulers the Finnish language remains very different.

The Organising Committee will take no liability for personal injuries sustained by, or for loss or damage to property belonging to conference participants, either during or as a result of the conference. All participants are recommended to have travel insurance to cover non-attendance due to illness or other unforeseen circumstances. A free Internet Café is available at the Exhibition Area in hotel Crowne Plaza. Both venue hotels, Crowne Plaza and Scandic Park, have free Wireless Internet Access in the lobby area. In Crowne Plaza, choose royalmeeting, password is rr-crowne. In Scandic Park, choose scandic_easy, user name is your own name and password your phone number.

Language The official language of the 68th IIW Annual Assembly & International Conference is English. Local transportation

Each registered participant has a free HSL public transportation ticket for 28 June – 3 July, 2015 in the Registration Envelope. This ticket is valid on Helsinki, Vantaa and Espoo trams, buses, local trains, metro and on the ferry to Suomenlinna (not, however, on the Finnair City Bus). If you need a taxi, you can order one through the Helsinki Taxi Centre. The phone number is +358 (0) 100 0700. Transportation by bus from hotel Crowne Plaza to the Finnish Evening and back is provided by the organisers.

Finnish sauna culture can be experienced anywhere from public saunas to swimming halls. This escapist tradition so beloved by hardy Finns involves socialising, relaxing and usually swimming, either in the sea, a lake or a swimming pool.

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Throughout its 450-year history, the maritime city of Helsinki has swung between the currents of Eastern and Western influences. The lifestyle in the second most northern capital in the world is full of contrasts and fascinating culture and traditions. Influences from both the East and West are visible in the city’s architecture, cuisene, events, traditions and many other elements that are unique to the way of life in Helsinki. Helsinki’s architecture is typified by Nordic minimalism and refinement, yet at the same time the styles of different periods can be clearly seen. The contrasts between Eastern and Western influences are most noticeable in the city’s two main cathedrals. The unostentatious Lutheran Helsinki Cathedral and the Byzantine redbrick Uspenski Cathedral with its golden cupolas compete for attention within a stone’s throw of each other. Eastern and Western influences can also be tasted in Helsinki’s cuisine.

Parking

Parking space is available at hotels Crowne Plaza and Scandic Park as well as at Finlandia Hall. No parking space can be reserved in advance.

Smoking Time Tipping

Smoking is prohibited at all venues





Time zone in Finland: GMT + 2 hrs All restaurant prices and taxi fares include service, but good service in the restaurant can be rewarded with a tip. Tipping is at the guest’s discretion in hotels.

Helsinki is one of the safest cities in Europe and friendly towards residents and visitors alike thanks to its cleanliness and functional urban planning. Food hygiene and the quality of drinking water are of the highest order and are matched by the city’s other essential services. Helsinki’s experience and expertise in hosting major events is world-class. Both Helsinki and its residents have a personality and charm that are easy to get to know. The people are open and uncomplicated, regardless of whether they are serving customers or enjoying their time off. The city is open to new winds and trends, as demonstrated by the trendy and laid-back atmosphere. Studies have shown that visitors truly appreciate Helsinki’s unique and multilingual residents.

GENERAL INFORMATION Climate The average day-time temperature in Finland in June-July is around 17-25°C (63-77°F). Evenings may be

cooler. Fairly warm weather with occasional rain showers is likely. So you might benefit from packing both lighter and warmer clothes and an umbrella!

Coffee Breaks and Lunch

Coffee will be served during coffee breaks at 10:00-10:30 and 16:00-16:30 at hotels Crowne Plaza and Scandic Park. For those participants who have pre-booked lunches at the IIW 2015 buffet at hotel Crowne Plaza, lunch tickets have been packed in the Registration Envelope. The buffet is located in the 2nd floor of hotel Crowne Plaza (see floor plan at page 9) and open daily from Sunday to Friday from 12:00 to 14:30. A limited number of additional lunch tickets may be purchased from the buffet restaurant as well as a selection of snacks and drinks. Restaurant Famu at hotel Scandic Park will serve à la carte lunch on Monday and Tuesday and a lunch buffet on Wednesday at 12:30-14:30. On Sunday, Thursday and Friday restaurant Famu will be closed. You can also ask from the Registration Desk at hotel Crowne Plaza or from the IIW Information Desk at Scandic Park for a list of restaurants serving lunch within a short walking distance from the meeting venues.

Currency

The official currency in Finland is the euro (€). Most major credit cards are accepted in hotels and shops. VISA, MasterCard and Eurocard are accepted at the IIW 2015 registration desk. Personal or company cheques will not be accepted at the registration desk or shops. Traveller’s cheques can be cashed at banks and exchange bureaus.

Electricity

230 V (formerly 220 V), 50 Hz

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Venue maps and hotels Scandic Park

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IIW 2015 Buffet

Exhibition stands 1. Gedik Holding Inc. 2. EWM AG 3. voestalpine Böhler Welding GmgH 4. SSAB 5. 69th IIW Annual Assembly and International Conference, Australia 2016 6. Kemppi Oy 7. The Lincoln Electric Company 8. Pemamek Oy Ltd 9. KISWEL 10. 70th IIW Annual Assembly and International Conference, China 2017 11. Springer –Verlag GmbH

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Internet Café The Internet Café located in the Winter Garden of hotel Crowne Plaza is open during the Exhibition opening hours. For internet access, choose royalmeeting, password is rr-crowne.

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Hauhon puisto Hauhoparken

Käenkuja Göksgränd Haapaniemi Aspnäs

Hakaniemi Hagnäs

Simonkatu Simonsgatan Kampintori Kamptorget

Hietalahdenkatu Sandviksgatan

Vallilan varikko Vallgårds depå

Kustaankatu Gustavsgatan

Kallion virastotalo Ämbetshuset i Berghäll

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The Exhibition area is located in the Winter Garden of hotel Crowne Plaza, next to the IIW 2015 Registration Desk (see floor plan, page 9).

Poster Exhibition The posters of the International Conference will be on display in the Conference Wing lobby at hotel Crowne Plaza on Thursday, 2 July and Friday, 3 July

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Diakoniapuisto Diakoniparken Kaarlenkatu Karlsgatan Karhupuisto Björnparken

Ruoholahden villat Gräsviksvillorna

Länsilinkki Västra länken

Crusellinsilta Crusellbron

Idrottshuset

Paavalin kirkko Pauluskyrkan

Eteläranta Södra kajen

Olympialaituri Olympiakajen

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Marian sairaala Maria sjukhus

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Kansallismuseo Nationalmuseet

Caloniuksenkatu Caloniusgatan Perhonkatu Perhogatan

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Hesperian puisto Hesperiaparken

Sammonkatu Sampogatan Kauppakorkeakoulut Handelshögskolorna

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Exhibition opening hours Sunday June 28 12:00-18:00 Monday June 29 – Friday July 3 09:00-18:00

Ooppera Operan

Apollonkatu Apollogatan

Saukonpaasi Utterhällen

Uintikeskus Simcentrum

Pasilan asema Böle station

Arabianranta Arabiastranden

Toukoniitty Majängen Kyläsaarenkatu Byholmsgatan

Pyöräilystadion Velodrom

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Wearing your personal name badge is compulsory in order to attend all sessions and other activities, including coffee breaks.

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INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ONLY: For Participants and Students: International Conference and International Conference Welcome Reception For Accompanying Persons: International Conference Welcome Reception

IIW Annual Assembly IIW Young Professionals and Students IIW International Conference IIW Board of Directors IIW and IAB Secretariat, Local Organising Committee Accompanying Persons Invited Guests/Media

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Registration fees include FULL PARTICIPATION: For Participants (Delegate, Expert, Observer, Young Professional, Student): Annual Assembly & International Conference, Opening Ceremony, Welcome Reception, Finnish Evening, Gala Banquet, International Conference Reception and Conference materials For Accompanying Persons: Opening Ceremony, Welcome Reception, Finnish Evening, Gala Banquet and International Conference Reception

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Table reservations for the Gala Banquet on Wednesday, July 1 should be made at the Registration desk on Tuesday, June 30 or Wednesday, July 1 (by 16:00). Please take your Gala Banquet ticket with you.



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From the registration desk you can purchase additional tickets to the IIW 2015 sightseeing and technical tours if available.



Ilmala Ilmala

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Kimmontie Kimmovägen

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The Registration Desk at hotel Crowne Plaza is open as follows: Saturday June 27 15:00-18:00 Sunday June 28 08:00-18:00 Monday June 29 08:00-18:00 Tuesday June 30 08:30-18:00 Wednesday July 1 08:30-18:00 Thursday July 2 08:30-18:00 Friday July 3 08:30-18:00

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Lentokentälle Till flygfältet To the airport

Katajanokka (terminaali) - Munkkiniemi (Liikennöi laivojen kulkuaikoina) Skatudden (terminalen) - Munksnäs (Körs enligt färjornas ankomst- och avgångstider) (Operates at ship arrival and departures times)

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Senaatintori - Pasila (asema) - Töölö - Senaatintori Senatstorget - Böle (station) - Tölö - Senatstorget

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Jätkäsaari - Töölö – Arabia Busholmen - Tölö - Arabia

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Kirurgi - Pikku Huopalahti Kirurgen - Lillhoplax

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IIW Opening Ceremony Finlandia Hall

General Assembly Hotel Scandic Park Helsinki

IIW Board of Directors’ Dinner

Finnish Evening Hilton Helsinki Kalastajatorppa

Young Professionals / Students Aalto University Campus

National Delegation Meetings

National Delegation Meetings

IIW Gala Banquet Finlandia Hall

National Delegation Meetings

Sightseeing Tours

Sightseeing Tours

Sightseeing Tours

IIW International Conference on High Strength Materials

IIW International Conference on High Strength Materials

IAB Members

Reception IIW International Conference

IIW Chair + TMB

Sightseeing Tours

Sightseeing Tours

Technical Visits

IIW Board of Directors

IIW Working Units

IIW Working Units

IIW Working Units

Technical Visits

IIW TMB

Opening IIW Int. Conference

IAB Board

IAB-B

Technical Visits

Friday 3 July, 2015

Thursday 2 July, 2015

Wednesday 1 July, 2015

Tuesday 30 June, 2015

Technical Visits

Technical Visits

IIW Working Units

IAB-A

IIW Board of Directors

IIW Working Units

Monday 29 June, 2015

Sunday 28 June, 2015

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VENUE

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IIW GENERAL ASSEMBLY

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Finlandia Hall

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WELCOME RECEPTION

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Vision 3

19:00 - 23:00

FINNISH EVENING

Hilton Kalastajatorppa Conference Wing

Vision 1+2+3

Crowne Plaza 7

MONDAY, 29 JUNE IIW WORKING UNIT or EVENT

VENUE

MEETING ROOM

08:30 - 18:00

IAB - A

Scandic Park

Vision 1

08:30 - 18:00

C-III

08:30 - 18:00

C-VI STANDARDS (8:30-12:30) & C-VI (14:00-18:00)

08:30 - 12:30

C-II

Crowne Plaza 10+11+12

08:30 - 12:30

C-IV

Scandic Park

Explore 1

08:30 - 12:30

C-X

Scandic Park

Vision 3

08:30 - 12:30

C-XI

Scandic Park

Discover 1+2

08:30 - 12:30

C-XIII

Crowne Plaza 2

08:30 - 12:30

C-XVI

Crowne Plaza 4

08:30 - 12:30

C-XVII

Crowne Plaza 14

08:30 - 12:30

SG-212

Crowne Plaza 1

12:30 - 14:00

WG-RA (L/M)

12:30 - 14:00

TG Inspectors (L/M)

12:30 - 14:00

SWEDISH DELEGATION

14:00 - 18:00

C-I

Crowne Plaza 4

14:00 - 18:00

C-V

Scandic Park

14:00 - 18:00

C-VIII

Crowne Plaza 14

14:00 - 18:00

C-IX

Scandic Park

14:00 - 18:00

C-XII

Crowne Plaza 2

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Scandic Park Imagine Crowne Plaza 5

Scandic Park

Explore 2

Scandic Park Invent Scandic Park

Restaurant Famu

Discover 1+2

Vision 2

Please note that the programme may be subject to changes.

TUESDAY, 30 JUNE

TIME

IIW WORKING UNIT or EVENT

VENUE

MEETING ROOM

08:30 - 18:00

IAB - B

Scandic Park

Vision 2+3

08:30 - 18:00

JOINT MEETING OF C-III & SC-AUTO

Scandic Park Invent

SEMINAR ON WELDING/JOINING AND ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY, 08:30 - 18:00 Scandic Park organized by C-I, C-IV, C-XII & SG212

Vision 1

08:30 - 18:00

JOINT MEETING OF C-X, C-XIII & C-XV

Crowne Plaza 2

08:30 - 18:00

C-VI STANDARDS (8:30-12:30) & C-VI (14:00-18:00)

Crowne Plaza 5

08:30 - 12:30

C-II

Crowne Plaza 10+11+12

08:30 - 12:30

C-XI

Scandic Park

08:30 - 12:30

C-XVI

Crowne Plaza 4

08:30 - 12:30

C-XVII

Crowne Plaza 14

08:30 - 12:30

SC-SHIP

Crowne Plaza 1

10:00 - 12:00

TG-GOV

Crowne Plaza 7

12:30 - 14:00

AAA - IAB REGIONAL GROUP (L/M)

Scandic Park

Explore 2

12:30 - 14:00

SG-RES (L/M)

Scandic Park

View 2

12:30 - 14:00

ANNUAL ASSEMBLY ORGANISERS (L/M)

Scandic Park

Explore 1

14:00 - 18:00

C-V

Scandic Park

Discover 1+2

14:00 - 18:00

C-VIII

Crowne Plaza 14

14:00 - 18:00

C-IX

Scandic Park

14:00 - 18:00

SC-MICRO

18:00 - 19:00

FRENCH DELEGATION

Crowne Plaza 11+12

18:00 - 19:00

KOREAN DELEGATION

Crowne Plaza 14

19:00 – 22:00

IIW YOUNG PROFESSIONALS/STUDENTS EVENING

Aalto University

Campus

19:30 - 23:00

BOARD OF DIRECTORS’ DINNER

Kulosaaren Casino

Merisali

Discover 1+2

View 1

Crowne Plaza 1

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WEDNESDAY, 1 JULY

TIME

THURSDAY, 2 JULY IIW WORKING UNIT or EVENT

TIME

IIW WORKING UNIT or EVENT

Scandic Park Create

09 :00 - 12:30

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE

Crowne Plaza 2+3

Crowne Plaza

08:30 - 17:00

C-XIV Workshop - Establishing a National Welding Capability

Crowne Plaza Lumo

VENUE

MEETING ROOM



VENUE

MEETING ROOM

08:30 - 12:30

IAB BOARD

08:30 - 18:00

C-VI STANDARDS (8:30-12:30) & C-VI (14:00-18:00)

08:30 - 11:00

C-II

Crowne Plaza 10+11+12

08:30 - 12:30

WG - STAND

Crowne Plaza 4+5

08:30 - 12:30

C-IV

Scandic Park

Vision 1

08:30 - 12:30

C-XIII AND JOINT MEETING C-XIII-WG 4

Crowne Plaza 1

08:30 - 12:30

C-X

Scandic Park

Vision 2

12:30 - 14:00

G-8 COMMITTEE (L/M)

Crowne Plaza 7

08:30 - 10:30

C-XI

Scandic Park

Discover 1+2

13:30 - 17:30

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE

10:45 - 12:30

CII & C-XI & C-IX-C

Scandic Park

Discover 1+2

14:00 - 16:00

WiW EDITORIAL BOARD

08:30 - 12:30

C-XIII

Crowne Plaza 2

16:00 - 18:00

CHAIR - TMB

08:30 - 12:30

C-XIV

Crowne Plaza Lumo

18 :00- 19 :00

TG-HIST

08:30 - 12:30

C-XVI

Crowne Plaza 4

18:30 - 20:00

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE RECEPTION

Scandic Park

Vision 1+2+3

08:30 - 12:30

C-XVII

Crowne Plaza 14

08:30 - 12:30

SG-212

Crowne Plaza 1

08:30 - 12:30

SC-AIR

Scandic Park Play

IIW WORKING UNIT or EVENT

VENUE

MEETING ROOM

08:30 - 12:30

SC-QUAL

12:30 - 14:00

WG-COM & MARK (L/M)

12:30 - 14:00

AMERICAN COUNCIL OF THE IIW

Scandic Park

Explore 2

12 :30-14 :00

FINNISH DELEGATION

Scandic Park

Restaurant Famu

12:30 - 14:00

GERMAN DELEGATION

Scandic Park

Explore 1

12:30 - 14:00

ITALIAN DELEGATION

Scandic Park

View 2

12:30 - 14:00

UNITED KINGDOM DELEGATION

Scandic Park

View 3

14:00 - 18:00

IAB MEMBERS

Scandic Park

Vision 1

14:00 - 18:00

C-I

14:00 - 16:00

C-II, C-XI & C-IX-C

Scandic Park

Discover 1+2

14:00 - 18:00

C-III

Scandic Park

Vision 2

14:00 - 18:00

Scandic Park

5

Vision 3

Scandic Park Invent

Crowne Plaza 14 Crowne Plaza 10+11+12 Crowne Plaza 6

FRIDAY, 3 JULY

TIME

08:30 - 17:00

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE

Crowne Plaza 1+2+3

08:00 - 09:00

TG-YOUNG LEADERS

Crowne Plaza 14

09:00 - 11:00

TMB

Crowne Plaza 14

11:00 - 17:00

IIW BOARD OF DIRECTORS N°2

Crowne Plaza 10+11+12

Scandic Park Play

Joint C-V, C-XI, C-XIII and C-XV Seminar on Structural Health Monitoring Crowne Plaza Lumo

14:00 - 16:00

C-VIII

Crowne Plaza 14

16:15 - 18:00

C-VIII & C-II

Crowne Plaza 14

16:15 - 18:00

C-IX

Scandic Park

14:00 - 18:00

C-XII

Crowne Plaza 2

14:00 - 18:00

C-XV

Scandic Park

14:00 - 18:00

SC-MICRO

19:30 - 23:00

GALA BANQUET

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Crowne Plaza 1+2+3

Discover 1+2

Vision 3

Crowne Plaza 1 Finlandia Hall

Piazza & Restaurant

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IIW Working units TECHNICAL COMMISSION (C)







C-I / Thermal Cutting and Surfacing C-II / Arc welding and Filler Metals C-III / Resistance welding, solid state welding and allied joining processes C-IV / Power Beam Processes C-V / Non-destructive Testing and Quality Assurance of Welded Products C-VI / Terminology C-VIII / Health, safety and environment C-IX / Behaviour of metals subjected to welding C-X / Structural performances of welded joints - Fracture avoidance C-XI / Pressure vessels, boilers and pipelines C-XII / Arc welding processes and production systems C-XIII / Fatigue of Welded components and Structures C-XIV / Education and training C-XV / Design, Analysis and fabrication of welded structures C-XVI / Polymer joining and adhesive technology C-XVII / Brazing, soldering, and diffusion bonding

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

BOARD / IIW Board of Directors GA / IIW General Assembly

STUDY GROUP (SG)

SG-212 / The physics of welding SG-RES / Welding research strategy and collaboration





SELECT COMMITTEE (SC)

SC-AIR / Permanent joints in new materials and coatings for aircraft engineering SC-AUTO / Select Committee Automotive and Road transport SC-MICRO / Research developments and applications in micro- and nano-joining technologies SC-QUAL / Quality Management in welding and allied processes SC-SHIP / Shipbuilding

BOARD OF DIRECTOR’S WORKING GROUPS

WG-COM / Commmunications and Marketing WG-RA / Regional Activities WG-STAND / Standardisation

TMB

TMB / Technical Management Board

CHAIR

CHAIR / Chairmen of Working Units (combined with TMB)

IAB

IAB / Qualification and Certification

IAB GROUP

IAB-Assessors / Lead and Peer Assessors IAB-Board / Board of IAB IAB-GroupA / Education, Training and Qualification IAB-GroupB / Implementation, Authorisation and Certification IAB-MM / Members Meeting of IAB



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IIW 2015 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE PROGRAMME HIGH STRENGTH STEELS - CHALLENGES AND APPLICATIONS

IIW International conference on High Strength Materials – Challenges and Applications Design decisions for fabricated structures are rarely made based solely on technical grounds. Safety requirements, cost restrictions, structural performance demands, and increasingly, environmental pressures all contribute to the decision-making process. The importance of raw materials and energy efficiency is constantly growing. This has motivated many industries to perform total lifecycle cost assessment and environmental footprint computations, both of which now integrally influence design and purchasing decisions. Advanced design solutions incorporating high strength steels, stainless steels, aluminium and other advanced materials provide considerable potential for raw materials and energy savings, improved performance and lower costs. To help address these challenges, and to provide a global forum for the exchange of new technical and scientific results, the Welding Society of Finland will host the IIW International Conference on High Strength Materials – Challenges and Applications. This prestigious event will be held in Helsinki on 2-3 July 2015 in conjunction with the 68th IIW Annual Assembly. The conference will have sessions focusing on challenges and solutions covering all aspects of joining, processing and design performance of high strength materials. Special attention will be devoted to highlighting successful applications of high strength materials in industrial and commercial products. The conference will be opened with the distinguished Portevin Lecture delivered by eminent scientist Prof. David Porter from Oulu University on the theme “High strength steels: Challenges and applications”. Prof Porter has more than 30 years of experience developing new and novel high strength steel grades for applications in welded structures. International keynote speakers representing key scientific and technology sectors will be included in the programme. More than 100 high quality papers from 26 countries have been selected based on an international peer review process. Industrial sectors of interest include Shipbuilding, Transportation, Energy, Pressure and Process Equipment and Aerospace. Technology-based topics will include: • Solid state welding • Innovative joining methods for high strength materials • Welding physics • Arc and power beam processes • Materials performance after joining • Fatigue and fracture • Design and fabrication Chairman of the IIW International Conference Committee: Prof. Gary Marquis, Aalto University, School of Engineering.

[Hotel Crowne Plaza, Conference Wing, Meeting rooms 1-3 ]

Thursday, July 2 09:00-10:00 Opening and Portevin session [Meeting room 2-3 ]: Chair Prof Gary Marquis, Aalto University Opening words Prof Gary Marquis, Conference Chairman and IIW President Portevin Lecture: Prof David Porter. WELDABLE HIGH-STRENGTH STEELS: CHALLENGES AND ENGINEERING APPLICATIONS 10:00-10:30 MORNING COFFEE 10:30-12:30

Plenary session [Meeting room 2-3 ]: Chair Prof Veli Kujanpää, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland Ltd Dr Petteri Jernström. ADVANCED PIPE WELDING WITH GAS METAL ARC WELDING Mr Boyan Ivanov, Mr Johannes Wirth. DEGAUSSING OF FERROMAGNETIC MATERIALS Mr Anders Ohlsson. APPLICATIONS IN HIGH STRENGTH STEELS – POSSIBILITIES ON NEW SEGMENTS

12:30-13:30 LUNCH 13:30-15:00

Parallel sessions Session 3 [Meeting room 2 ] PRESSURE VESSEL AND PROCESS INDUSTRY APPLICATIONS Chair Dr Arun Bhaduri, Indira Gandhi Centre of Atomic Research Dr Lina Yu. NEURAL NETWORK-BASED HARDNESS AND TOUGHNESS PREDICTION IN HAZ OF TEMPER BEAD WELDING REPAIR TECHNOLOGY Mr Mostafa Abdelhamid. INFLUENCE OF MICRO ALLOYING ELEMENTS IN WELDING WIRES ON THE MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF LOW CARBON STEEL USING SUBMERGED ARC WELDING Mr Kai Wang. INFLUENCE OF THE WELD HEAT INPUT ON THE ELECTROCHEMICAL BEHAVIOR OF THE Q690 HIGH STRENGTH STEEL WELDING JOINTS Dr.-Ing. Yaoyong Yi. NARROW GAP GAS METAL ARC WELDING OF S89 0QL STEEL



Session 4 [Meeting room 1 ] MATERIALS PERFORMANCE SUBJECT TO WELDING A Chair Dr Zhiling Tian, Central Iron&Steel Research Institute Dr Jidong Kang. FATIGUE BEHAVIOR OF DISSIMILAR ALUMINUM ALLOY SPOT WELDS Mr Florian Hugger. LASER BEAM WELDING OF SIMILAR AND DISSIMILAR THIN SHEETS OF HIGH STRENGTH STEELS Mr Riku Neuvonen. EFFECTS OF LASER WELD PARAMETERS ON THE STRENGTH PROPERTIES OF WELD JOINTS IN ARMOR STEEL Dr Pekka Nevasmaa. LOW-TEMPERATURE FRACTURE CHARACTERISTICS OF NEW 900-960 MPA YIELD ULTRA-HIGH STRENGTH AND 12%CR FERRITIC STAINLESS STEEL GRADES FOR STRUCTURAL USE



Session 5 [Meeting room 3 ] DESIGN AND FABRICATION Chair Prof Zuheir Barsoum, Kustar Dr Torbjörn Narström. HOW TO FAIL THE OPPORTUNITY TO USE HIGH STRENGTH STEEL Prof Markku Heinisuo. EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH OF WELDED TUBULAR HSS T-JOINTS, WELDING TIMES AND MOMENT RESISTANCES Mr Mohamed Ackiel Mohamed. OPTIMIZATION OF HFMI/PIT PARAMETERS WITH SIMULTANEOUS MULTIPLE RESPONSE CONSIDERATION USING MULTI-OBJECTIVE TAGUCHI METHOD FOR FATIGUE LIFE ENHANCEMENT OF FRICTION STIR WELDING Dr Toru Nagaoka. FRICTION STIR PROCESSING OF THERMALLY SPRAYED WC–CR3C2–NI CEMENTED CARBIDE LAYER

15:00-16:00 AFTERNOON COFFEE AND POSTER SESSION 16:00-17:30 Parallel sessions

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Session 6 [Meeting room 2 ] AERONAUTICAL AND AEROSPACE APPLICATIONS Chair Prof C. M. Sonsino, Frauenhofer LBF Dr Ho-Sung Lee. A STUDY ON SOLID STATE WELDING OF AEROSPACE MATERIALS Ms. Ana C. F. Silva. COOLING RATE EFFECT ON TEMPERATURE CONTROLLED FSW PROCESS Mr Richard French. WELDING PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF THE VBC INSTRUMENT ENGINEERING IP50 TIG ORBITAL HEAT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM Mr Richard French. INVESTIGATION OF THE TIG ORBITAL WELDING PROCESS ON TUBE-TO-TUBE JOINTS IN TITANIUM & STAINLESS STEEL THIN WALL TUBES



Session 7 [Meeting room 1 ] MATERIALS PERFORMANCE SUBJECT TO WELDING B Chair Dr Zhuyao Zhang, Metrode Products Limited Dr Bhaduri Arun Kumar. EFFECT OF LONG-TERM POST WELD HEAT TREATMENT ON THE MICROSTRUCTURE AND MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF P91 WELD METAL

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Prof Chiaki Shiga. INVESTIGATION ON PRACTICAL APPLICATION OF LOW TRANSFORMATION TEMPERATURE WELDING MATERIALS TO SHIP HULL STRUCTURE MADE OF HIGH TENSILE STRENGTH STEEL PLATES FOR FATIGUE LIFE IMPROVEMENT Mr Sumit Ghosh. THE CONTROL THERMOMECHANICAL PROCESSING TO OBTAIN ULTRAHIGH STRENGTH MICROALLOYED STEEL WITH FINE BAINITIC Mr Michael Fiedler. THE ALFORM® WELDING SYSTEM - THE WORLD’S FIRST SYSTEM FOR HIGH-STRENGTH WELDED STRUCTURES



Session 8 [Meeting room 3 ] WELDING PHYSICS Chair Prof Ian Richardson, Technische Universitet Delft Mr Romain Monier. IN SITU EXPERIMENTAL MEASUREMENT OF TEMPERATURE FIELD AND SURFACE TENSION DURING PULSED GMAW Mr Boyan Ivanov. USING NETWORK-BASED WELDING SYSTEMS AS A MEANS OF QUALITY ASSURANCE Mr Ning Liang. MICROSTRUCTURE AND MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF NANOSTRUCTURED BAINITE WELDED JOINT WITH REGENERATION Prof YoungTae Cho. REAL TIME MONITORING SYSTEM FOR SLAG GENERATION IN ARC WELDING USING AN INFRARED CAMERA

18:30-20:00 International Conference Reception

Friday, July 3 08:30-10:00 Parallel sessions Session 9 [Meeting room 2 ] SHIPBUILDING Prof Madeleine Du Toit, University of Wollongong Dr Chul-Sung Park. A STUDY ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF AUTOMATIC WELDING SYSTEM FOR CURVED SURFACES Mr Fabrice Chaussé. FULL PENETRATION HYBRID LASER-MAG WELDING OF A THERMOMECHANICALLY ROLLED STEEL Dr Markku Pirinen. NARROW GAP WELDING FOR HIGH STRENGTH STEELS USED IN ICEBREAKERS Mr Kari Lahti. PRODUCTIVITY ASPECTS IN SUBMERGED ARC WELDING OF THICK HIGH-STRENGTH STEELS

Session 10 [Meeting room 1 ] ENERGY INDUSTRY APPLICATIONS A Chair Prof Fumiyoshi Minami, Osaka University Prof Karoly Jarmai. HIGH STRENGTH STEEL APPLICATION FOR WELDED STIFFENED PLATE STRUCTURE OF A FIXED STORAGE TANK ROOF Mr Gerhard Stix. INVESTIGATION OF RESIDUAL STRESSES AND DISTORTIONS PRODUCED IN A TUBULAR K-JOINT Dr. Guillaume Tirand. HOT CRACKING SENSITIVITY OF NICKEL BASE ALLOYS 152 EVALUATED WITH PVR TEST Prof Kazuyoshi Saida. ALLOY DESIGN OF TRIPLEX STAINLESS STEEL FILLER METAL FOR ULTRA HIGH-STRENGTH STEEL AND AUSTENITE RETENTION IN MULTIPASS WELD METAL



Session 11 [Meeting room 3 ] FATIGUE AND FRACTURE Chair Mr. Bob Shaw, Steel Structures Technology Center, Inc. Mr Tuomas Skriko. WELDING METALLURGY AND FUSION LINE SOFTENING OF DIRECT QUENCHED ULTRA-HIGHSTRENGTH STEEL Mr Arpan Kumar Mondal. THERMO-MECHANICAL ANALYSIS OF EFFECT OF WELDING SEQUENCES ON RESIDUAL STRESSES AND DISTORTIONS OF DOUBLE SIDED FILLET JOINTS USING SAW PROCESS Mr Markus Ottersböck. FATIGUE STRENGTH OF WELDED ULTRA HIGH-STRENGTH STEEL JOINTS Prof Timo Björk. A NEW PROPOSAL FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF FATIGUE STRENGTH OF STEEL BUTT-WELDED JOINTS IMPROVED BY PEENING

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10:00-10:30 MORNING COFFEE 10:30-12:00 Parallel sessions

Session 12 [Meeting room 2 ] TRANSPORTATION INDUSTRY APPLICATIONS A Chair Dr Mustaf Kocak, Gedik Welding Mr Roger O’Brien. THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN INDUSTRIAL ROBOTIC LOW STRESS NO DISTORTION (LSND) WELDING SYSTEM Mr Stephan Völkers: CRASH MODIFIED TWO-COMPONENT ADHESIVES FOR FIBRE REINFORCED PLASTICS IN AUTOMOTIVE BODY IN WHITE Mr Fabian Schreyer. FINITE ELEMENT CALCULATIONS OF THE RESISTANCE SPOT WELDING PROCESS OF HCT980C WITH FOCUS ON MODELLING OF MICROSTRUCTURE AND SOFTENING ZONE Dr Fang Li. RESEARCH OF EFFECTS WITH AL-SI COATING ON USIBOR1500 TAILORED LASER WELDING



Session 13 [Meeting room 1 ] KEYHOLE PHENOMENA IN LASER WELDING Chair Prof Antti Salminen, Lappeenranta University of Technology Dr Jan Frostevarg. DROPOUT FORMATION IN THICK STEEL PLATES DURING LASER WELDING Mr Yuki Yajima. MODELLING OF LASER WELDING PROCESS USING PARTICLE METHOD Mr Nader Tahanpesarandezfuly. FILLET WELD FATIGUE STRENGTH BY CHANGING SIZE AND DIVIDING WELD TO THREE PARTS Dr Shengyong Pang. MODULATION OF SELF-CONSISTENT KEYHOLE AND WELD POOL DYNAMICS DURING LASER WELDING OF STAINLESS STEEL BY A MAGNETIC FIELD

Session 14 [Meeting room 3 ] INNOVATIVE JOINING METHODS FOR HIGH STRENGTH MATERIALS A Chair Dr Gerhard Posch, Fronius Int. GmbH Dr Miyano Yasuyuki. EFFECT OF WELDING TEMPERATURE ON MICROSTRUCTURE AND MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF FRICTION STIR WELDED JOINTS OF MIDDLE CARBON STEEL Mr Eric Martial Mvola Belinga. DISSIMILAR WELDING OF HIGH-STRENGTH STEELS Mr Akira Terajima. IMPROVING WELD STRENGTH WITH HF POST-HEATING PROCESS IN RESISTANCE SPOT WELDING OF ULTRA-HIGH STRENGTH STEEL SHEETS Mr Jiehe Ye. RESEARCH OF ELECTRON BEAM WELDING OF AZ91D MAGNESIUM ALLOY PLATE OF DIFFERENT THICKNESS 12:00-13:00 LUNCH 13:00-14:30 Parallel sessions

Session 15 [Meeting room 2 ] TRANSPORTATION INDUSTRY APPLICATIONS B Chair Prof Pedro Vilaça, Aalto University Prof Leif Karlsson. STRENGTH AND IMPACT TOUGHNESS OF HIGH STRENGTH STEEL WELD METALS - INFLUENCE OF WELDING METHOD, DILUTION AND COOLING RATE Prof Huijun Li. HYDROGEN MANAGEMENT IN HIGH STRENGTH STEEL WELDS Mr Matteo Rossini. RESISTANCE SPOT WELDING OF ADVANCED HIGH STRENGTH STEELS FOR AUTOMOTIVE CAR BODY COMPONENTS Mr Marcell Gáspár. PHYSICAL SIMULATION AIDED PROCESS OPTIMISATION AIMED SUFFICIENT HAZ TOUGHNESS FOR QUENCHED AND TEMPERED AHSS



Session 16 [Meeting room 1 ] LASER HYBRID WELDING Chair Prof Heikki Remes, Aalto University Dr Yasuhito Takashima. EVALUATION OF CHARPY IMPACT TOUGHNESS USING SIDE-GROOVED SPECIMEN FOR LASER ARC-HYBRID WELDS OF ULTRA-HIGH STRENGTH STEEL Prof Wang Chunming. A STUDY OF THE DROPLET TRANSFER BEHAVIOR IN NARROW GAP LASER ARC HYBRID WELDING PROCESS.

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Dr Koutarou Inose. TOUGHNESS ASSESSMENTS OF LASER ARC-HYBRID WELDS OF ULTRA-HIGH STRENGTH STEEL Mr Heikki Kasurinen. HARDNESS DISTRIBUTIONS OF THICK SECTION LASER AND HYBRID WELDS BEFORE AND AFTER HARDENING TREATMENT



Session 17 [Meeting room 3 ] INNOVATIVE JOINING METHODS FOR HIGH STRENGTH MATERIALS Chair Prof Suck-Joo Na Mr Ramkishorc Anant. ADVANCE WELDING PROCESS AND PROCEDURE FOR EXTRA NARROW GAP DISSIMILAR WELDING OF THICK SECTION OF AUSTENITIC STAINLESS STEEL TO HSLA STEEL Dr Yuri Kudryavtsev. UNDERWATER ULTRASONIC PEENING (UUP) OF WELDED ELEMENTS AND STRUCTURES Dr Vicente Afonso Ventrella. WELDING CHARACTERISTICS OF UNS S32750 SUPER DUPLEX STAINLESS STEEL USING A PULSED ND:YAG LASER BEAM Ms Beáta Šimeková. INFLUENCE OF EBW PARAMETERS ON THE QUALITY OF SAF 2205 DUPLEX STEEL WELDS

POSTERS Poster 01

Altintas, Baris Bilal THE ANALYSIS OF RESIDUAL STRESS STATE OF ALUMINOTHERMIC WELDING FOR RAIL STEELS

Poster 02 Bicer, Umut COMPARISON OF JOINTED RAILS WELDED AT DIFFERENT TEMPERATURES BY FLASH BUTT WELDING PROCESS Poster 03

Fang, Kun EFFECT OF DYNAMIC AND STATIC RECRYSTALLIZATION ON REGENERATION TREATMENT OF NANOSTRUCTURED BAINITIC BAINITE WELDING

Poster 04

Hua, Zhang STUDIES ON THE EFFECT OF POST-WELD HEAT TREATMENTS ON THE CORROSION BEHAVIOUR OF FRICTION STIR WELDED 7475-T7351 ALUMINIUM ALLOY

Poster 05

Iwamoto, Chihiro MICROSTRUCTURE OF AL/AG-COATED GLASS JOINT BONDED BY ULTRASONIC WIRE WELDING

Poster 06

Joo Hyun, Jae DISCUSSION ON INTEGRATION OF WELDING COORDINATOR IN WELDING QUALITY SYSTEM OF KEPIC (KOREA ELECTRIC POWER INDUSTRY CODE)

Poster 07

Kozyrko, Oleh METHOD OF ARC SURFACING WITH IMPULSE VIBRATION OF MOLTEN METAL BATH

Session 19 [Meeting room 1 ] Energy industry applications B Chair Prof Americo Scotti Prof. Druce Dunne. EFFECT OF PRE-HEAT TEMPERATURE AND ALLOY DESIGN ON THE STRUCTURE OF SELF SHIELDED ARC WELD DEPOSITS RESISTANT TO METAL-TO-METAL WEAR Mr Niko Tuominen. FATIGUE STRENGTH OF FERRITIC STAINLESS STEEL RECTANGULAR HOLLOW SECTIONT-JOINTS AS-WELDED AND POST TREATED CONDITIONS Ms Zhang Ruiying. EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS ON PRESSURE AND HEAT DISTRIBUTIONS OF SEPARATED PLASMA ARC Mr Pavel Layus. THERMAL CYCLIC PROCESSING FOR IMPROVING LOW-TEMPERATURE MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF WELDED JOINTS

Poster 08

Layus, Pavel COMPARISON OF FINNISH STEEL E500 AND RUSSIAN STEEL F500 FOR ARCTIC APPLICATIONS

Poster 09

Liu, Fei AN INVESTIGATION ON FUSION WELDING OF ALUMINUM AND MAGNESIUM USING CU-ZN-SN MULTI ALLOY

Poster 11

Meng, Gongge STUDY OF THE GROWTH RATE OF SAC305/CU JOINT INTERFACIAL METALLIC COMPOUNDS



Session 20 [Meeting room 3 ] INNOVATIVE JOINING METHODS FOR HIGH STRENGTH MATERIALS C Chair Mr Ernest Levert G. Urbikain. CHARACTERIZATION OF FRICTION DRILLING FOR NUTLESS JOINTS ON DISSIMILAR MATERIALS Prof Jasha (Jacob) Kleiman. ULTRASONIC MEASUREMENT OF RESIDUAL STRESSES IN WELDED ELEMENTS Prof Yoni Adonyi. DISSIMILAR METAL FRICTION STIR WELDING USING INDUCTION HEATING Dr Yoshihisa Kimoto. FRICTION STIR ALLOYING CU/AZ91 PLATES

Poster 12

Pang, Shengyong COMPRESSIBLE VAPOUR PLUME DYNAMICS INSIDE TRANSIENT KEYHOLE DURING LASER WELDING BASED ON A DUAL TIME-STEPPING TRANSIENT MULTIPHASE MODEL

Poster 13

Pang, Shengyong ANALYSIS OF STRESS AND DISTORTIONS IN MULTI-PASS WELDS BY HYBRID LASER-ARC WELDING

17:00

CLOSING

Poster 14

Ren, Xibo OPTIMIZATION OF WELD DESIGN FOR WELDS JOINING DISSIMILAR MATERIALS

Poster 15

Ruiying, Zhang EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS ON PRESSURE AND HEAT DISTRIBUTIONS OF SEPARATED PLASMA ARC

Poster 16

Sun, Dawei FILLET WELD SHACCEE INSPECTION BY PROJECTING CODED STRUCTURED LIGHT

14:30-15:30 AFTERNOON COFFEE AND POSTER SESSION 15:30-17:00 Parallel sessions

Session 18 [Meeting room 2 ] TRANSPORTATION INDUSTRY APPLICATIONS C Chair Mr Mika Sirén Mr Marcell Gáspár. BEHAVIOUR OF UNDERMATCHED AHS STEEL WELDED JOINTS UNDER STATIC AND CYCLIC LOADING CONDITIONS Mr Guangzhong He. RESEARCH ON APPLICATION OF FRICTION STIR WELDING TECHNOLOGY IN HIGH SPEED EMUS ALUMINIUM ALLOY CAR BODY THICK PLATE WELDING Ms Hongxiao Wang. LAP LASER WELDING TECHNOLOGY ON STAINLESS STEEL RAILWAY VEHICLES Mr Xinmeng Zhang. APPLICATION OF FRICTION STIR WELDING ON ALUMINIUM ALLOY RAILWAY VEHICLES

Poster 10 Liu, Zhenying WC PARTICLES REINFORCED IRON-BASED WEAR-RESISTANT COMPOSITE BY ARC DEPOSITION ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING

Poster 17 Sun, Fenglian EFFECT OF GEOMETRICAL SIZE ON INTERFACIAL DIFFUSION AND ELECTROMIGRATION IN MICRO-SOLDER JOINT Poster 18

Urbikain, Gorka CHARACTERIZATION OF FRICTION DRILLING FOR NUTLESS JOINTS ON DISSIMILAR MATERIALS

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Wang, Chunming EFFECT OF AXIAL MAGNETIC FIELD ON SHAPE AND MICROSTRUCTURE OF STAINLESS STEEL LASER WELDING JOINT

Poster 20

Völkers, Stephan REDUCTION OF HOT CRACKS BY INDUCING THERMAL FIELDS IN ALUMINUM-MAGNESIUM-SILICON ALLOYS

The posters of the International Conference will be on display in the Conference Wing lobby at hotel Crowne Plaza on Thursday, 2 July and Friday, 3 July.

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Social Programme

Technical Visits

OPENING CEREMONY

TECHNICAL VISITS

Finlandia Hall, Congress Wing Address: Mannerheimintie 13 E, entrance M1 Sunday, 28 June at 18:00-19:30

The technical visits will cover the most advanced parts of Finland’s technology and metals industries. Every day from Monday to Friday and even the previous Saturday there will be an opportunity to discover some of the most interesting industrial companies and research institutes. Depending on the site locations, technical visits will vary from a half a day to a full day.

The Opening Ceremony of the 68th IIW Annual Assembly and International Conference will take place at Finlandia Hall, one of the landmarks of Helsinki designed by the famous Finnish architect Alvar Aalto. The programme will include short speeches by the Chair of the Local Organising Committee, the IIW President, and a special guest followed by the traditional ceremony of IIW Prizes and Awards. The programme also includes performances of national music, and other items of artistic entertainment. Dress code: business attire No bus transportation – please ask registration desk if you need assistance.

WELCOME RECEPTION Finlandia Hall, Restaurant Address: Mannerheimintie 13 E, entrance M1 Sunday, 28 June at 19:30-22:00 For the Welcome Reception following the Opening Ceremony, join us for drinks and Finnish delicacies at Finlandia Hall Restaurant. Experience the amazing light summer night and the bay view through the wide windows of the Finlandia Hall and during your way back to the hotels nearby.

FINNISH EVENING

Dress code: business attire No bus transportation – please ask registration desk if you need assistance.

Hilton Helsinki Kalastajatorppa, Conference Wing Address: Kalastajatorpantie 1 Monday, 29 June at 19:00-23:00 The Finnish Evening will take place at the beautiful Hilton Helsinki Kalastajatorppa, only a 15 min. drive from the city and overlooking the Gulf of Finland. You can try your luck in Finnish summer outdoor games such as boot throwing and enjoy our grill buffet while admiring the light summer night and the surrounding nature at its best. The night will end in a performance of Finnish folkloric traditions. Dress code: casual Bus transportation from hotel Crowne Plaza to the Finnish Evening is provided from 18:30 to 19:00 and back to hotel Crowne Plaza starting at 22:30.

GALA BANQUET Finlandia Hall, Piazza Address: Mannerheimintie 13 E, entrance M3 Wednesday, 1 July at 19:30-23:00 The Gala Banquet will take place in Finlandia Hall with a delicious dinner and great entertainment. The programme will include short speeches followed by the Service Recognition Awards. Finally, the IIW Flag handover ceremony will end the official part of the event and music, dancing and networking will take place later in the evening. Dress code: formal No bus transportation – please ask registration desk if you need assistance.

Saturday, 27 June at 7:00-20:30 TEOLLISUUDEN VOIMA OYJ is a nuclear power company founded in 1969 for safe and reliable electricity production for its shareholders, Finnish industrial and energy companies. Nuclear electricity generated at TVO’s Olkiluoto plant covers approximately one sixth of the yearly electricity consumption in Finland. Climate friendly nuclear electricity not only benefits the Finnish society but also reduces the environmental impact of energy production. The guided tour in Olkiluoto includes introduction to the company, a tour of the “Electricity from Uranium” exhibition, a visit to the repository for low and intermediate level operating waste and a tour to the ONKALO Research Gallery.

POSIVA OY is an expert organisation in Nuclear Waste Management. It was established in 1995. The main task is the final disposal of spent nuclear fuel generated by the owners, Teollisuuden Voima Oyj and Fortum Power & Heat Oy at the Loviisa and Olkiluoto nuclear power plants. The goal is to start the final disposal of spent nuclear fuel in the 2020s. The investigations, the development of the final disposal technology, the detailed design of the final disposal facility and the construction of the underground characterisation facility ONKALO are all focused on accomplishing the goal – safe implementation of the final disposal. Olkiluoto Visitor Center is connected to Helsinki by a modern highway.

Monday, 29 June at 8:30-12:00 ARCTECH HELSINKI SHIPYARD INC. specialises in Arctic shipbuilding technology, e.g. building icebreakers and other Arctic offshore and special vessels. The company is not only experienced but also the forerunner in developing and applying technological innovations. About 60% of icebreakers that operate today were built in Helsinki. The shipyard is situated on the coastline of Helsinki, only a few kilometers away from the main event venues and the hotels.

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE RECEPTION Hotel Scandic Park Thursday, 2 July at 18:30-20:00 The Welcome Reception of the International Conference will take place at hotel Scandic Park, only 50 m from the main venue hotel Crowne Plaza. Hors d’oeuvres and drinks will be provided. Dress code: business attire

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Technical Visits Tuesday, 30 June at 8:00-17:00 (Kemppi Oy and SSAB) Friday, 3 July at 8.00 - 13.30 (Kemppi Oy) KEMPPI is a world-leading welding technology company manufacturing arc welding equipment and providing solutions for highly productive welding. In almost 65 years of operation, Kemppi has introduced new innovations to the market, pioneering the development of welding technology and solutions. In 2013, the company had a global revenue of EUR 111 million. Kemppi production plants are located in Finland and India. The company has over 620 employees. Kemppi is the first manufacturer of welding solutions in the world certified to ISO 3834-2. Kemppi has developed the most advanced application software for online welding quality and productivity management. The site in Lahti is connected to Helsinki by a modern highway. SSAB is a Nordic and US-based steel company that employs approximately 17,300 people in 50 countries. SSAB is a leading producer on the global market for Advanced High Strength Steels (AHSS) and Quenched & Tempered steels (Q&T), standard strip, plate and tubular products, as well as construction solutions. The Hämeenlinna site is part of the SSAB Europe division. The core products at Hämeenlinna site are colourcoated, galvanised and cold-rolled steels as well as tubes for use in vehicles, transportation equipment, electronic and household equipment, construction, etc. The city of Hämeenlinna is connected to Helsinki by a modern highway.

Wednesday, 1 July at 7:30-18:00 PEMAMEK OY LTD designs, manufactures and sells PEMA branded production and welding automation solutions. PEMA solutions are used in different heavy metal fabrication, e.g. for panel welding in shipyards, tubular welding, boiler panel welding and welding of different multiform workpieces. Pemamek uses and produces hi-tech utilising the best available robot and automation technology with patented PEMA WeldControl systems. Experienced supplier of over 40 years, a financially solid company Pemamek has delivered comprehensive solutions to over 50 countries and over 15,000 different tailor-made equipment solutions. The site in Loimaa is connected to Helsinki by a modern highway. MEYER TURKU is specialised in building cruise ships, car-passenger ferries, technically demanding special vessels and offshore projects. The biggest and the most innovative cruise ships in the world were developed designed and delivered from the Turku Shipyard. The shipyard is one of the biggest and most modern ones in Europe to build huge post-Panama class cruise vessels. Turku is situated in south-west coast of Finland and is connected to Helsinki by a modern highway.

Technical Visits Thursday, 2 July at 13:00-17:00 THE AALTO UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING provides education and performs scientific and applied research oriented towards renewing Finland’s technology industries and sustainable development of the built environment. Visitors will have the opportunity to see the welding technology research laboratory, WelDone, and view the, Aalto University Digital Design Laboratory which explores the potential of digital design and manufacturing technologies to create commercially viable, culturally-relevant and societallyvaluable results by bringing together science, technology, art and economy. VTT TECHNICAL RESEARCH CENTRE OF FINLAND LTD is the leading research and technology company in the Nordic countries. We use our research and knowledge to provide expert services for our domestic and international customers and partners, and for both private and public sectors. We cooperate with our customers to produce technology for business and build success and well-being for the benefit of society. We use 4,000,000 hours of brainpower a year to develop new technological solutions. The technical visit covers VTT Materials and Structures Research Hall in Espoo, which is only a few kilometres away from the main event venues and the hotels.

Day Tour type Total tour time Tour destinations

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Saturday, 27 June

Technical 07:00 - 20:30 Sightseeing 09:00 - 22:30

Teollisuuden voima Oyj and Posiva Oy, Olkiluoto, Eurajoki 100 Tallinn, Estonia FULLY BOOKED 145

TOURS Sunday, 28 June

Sightseeing 09:00 - 12:00

Helsinki Highlights Sightseeing FULLY BOOKED 35

Monday, 29 June

Technical 08:30 - 12:00 Sightseeing 13:30 - 17:30

Arctech Helsinki Shipyard Oy, Helsinki 50 Suomenlinna Maritime Fortress 55

Tuesday, 30 June

Technical 08:00 - 17:00 Sightseeing 12:00 - 16:00 Sightseeing 18:30 - 21:30

Kemppi Oy, Lahti and SSAB Europe, Hämeenlinna 80 Ainola, Villa Kokkonen and Krapihovi 115 Helsinki Highlights 25

Wednesday, 1 July

Technical 07:30 - 18:00 Sightseeing 08:30 - 12:30 Sightseeing 09:00 - 14:00

Pemamek Oy Ltd, Loimaa and Meyer Turku, Turku 90 Suomenlinna Maritime Fortress CANCELLED 55 Porvoo Old Town and Art Factory 95

Thursday, 2 July Sightseeing 09:00-14:00 Technical 13:00 - 17:00 Friday, 3 July

Technical

08:00 - 13:30

Nuuksio National Park 130 Aalto University and VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland, Espoo 50 Kemppi Oy, Lahti

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Sightseeing 3 days

St. Petersburg, Russia CANCELLED 755/870

All tour prices are based on a minimum group size of 20 persons. Maximun group size varies from 40 to 50 persons. Additional tickets for the tours, if available, can be purchased from the Registration Desk. All tours will depart from hotel Crowne Plaza.Guides will meet the tour participants at the Tours Departure point in the hotel lobby.

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Sightseeing Tours PRE TOUR TO TALLINN, ESTONIA Saturday, 27 June at 9:00-22:30

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Departure from Crowne Plaza for West harbor by bus with your English speaking tour leader. Check-in at the terminal and 10:30 departure to the Estonian capital Tallinn with m/s Tallink Superstar. At 12:30 arrival to Tallinn. At Tallinn pier, meet your local Estonian guide and coach for a short panoramic tour around Tallinn city. Pass by the Kadriorg Palace and the Song Festival Grounds, and learn from the guide a little about modern life in Tallinn. Enjoy lunch in a local restaurant. Disembark the coach for a walking tour of the Old Town. Experience the history as you walk through the tight and winding medieval streets up to the top of Toompea Hill which offers fine views across the red roofs of the old buildings to the sea beyond. The walking tour also passes the Parliament Building, Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, the Dome Church and ends at the Town Hall Square. After free time to shop or relax in a street side cafe, the tour continues back to the port by coach with guide. Departure back to Helsinki at 20:30 with arrival at 22:30. Coach transfer to Crowne Plaza. Tour price: EUR 145/person Price includes: - bus transfers as indicated in the programme - local English speaking guide in Tallinn - lunch in Tallinn - city sightseeing in Tallinn as indicated in the programme - return ferry Helsinki-Tallinn-Helsinki - English speaking tour leader during the whole tour

D E K O O B HELSINKI HIGHLIGHTS SIGHTSEEING TOUR Y L FUL Sunday, 28 June at 9:00-12:00

Explore the medieval city of Porvoo, Finland’s 2nd oldest town Wednesday, 1 July at 9:00-14:00 Departure from Crowne Plaza with a coach and guide towards Porvoo, Finland’s second oldest town that is located 50 minute drive to the east from Helsinki. First stop is at the Art Factory, a superbly renovated factory milieu with concert venues, gallery, restaurants and artists’ studios. Visit the Art Hall gallery displaying exhibitions of contemporary art. The gallery shop sells art and design products from local artists. At the Old Town, stroll through the old cobble stone streets in the medieval old quarter, with its historic painted wooden houses, cafes, and antique stores. The town is famous for its ochre-painted shore houses along the riverside. The 13th century cathedral is the town’s major historic landmark. Lunch is served in one of the atmospheric restaurants in the Old Town. The tour ends at hotel Crowne Plaza. Tour price: EUR 95/person Price includes: bus transportation and English speaking local guide, visits to the Art Factory and Old Town, lunch in Porvoo

SUOMENLINNA MARITIME FORTRESS Visit the maritime fortress and UNESCO World Heritage Site Monday, 29 June at 13:30-17:30

Tour prices: EUR 35/person, Sunday EUR 25/person, Tuesday Price includes: bus transportation and English speaking local guide

Wednesday, 1 July at 8:30-12:30 CANCELLED Departure from Crowne Plaza by private coach for transfer to the Market Square & Harbour with local guide. Board ferry for a 20 minute crossing of Helsinki Bay, with fine views of the city skyline, to the archipelago fortress island of Suomenlinna. Start the walking tour around the island.

Tuesday, 30 June at 18:30-21:30

Departure from Crowne Plaza Hotel with a coach and guide for a private guided Helsinki city tour with the highlights of Helsinki. An inside visit (if possible depending on services) is made to Temppeliaukio, the famous “Rock Church”. The church is built into solid rock and crowned with a solid copper dome, with the inner wall left raw and unfinished. In Sibelius Park get off the coach to view the Sibelius Monument before moving on past the Olympic Stadium, built for the 1952 Olympic Games. Next is the city’s main street Mannerheimintie, along which the modern Opera House, the Alvar Aalto designed Finlandia Hall, the National Museum, and the Kiasma Museum of Contemporary Art are located. Helsinki Railway Station is an architectural show piece in its own right. Esplanade is an elegant boulevard with exclusive shops, with leafy parkland in the centre, a popular recreatuib area, with occasional live concerts and buskers. At the base of Esplanade is the bustling Market Square and harbour, overlooked by the imposing red brick onion-domed Uspenski Russian Orthodox cathedral. Rounding off the tour there will be time to walk around Senate Square and the green-domed Lutheran Cathedral, the symbol of the city. The tour ends at hotel Crowne Plaza.

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PORVOO OLD TOWN AND ART FACTORY

In 1747, a fortress was built as the main base for the Swedish armed forces stationed in Finland. A group of islands close to Helsinki were chosen to be the site of the fortress, which was to be called Sveaborg, “the fortress of Sweden”. Soon after Finland gained independence (from Russia) in 1917 the Swedish name of the fortress was officially changed to the Finnish Suomenlinna, “castle of Finland”. In 1991, Suomenlinna was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visit Suomenlinna Museum including the Suomenlinna Experience multi-visual show. The Suomenlinna Museum, which is in the main Visitor Centre, gives visitors a glimpse of the life of officers and soldiers during the periods of Swedish and Russian rule in the 18th and 19th centuries. There are also pictures of the period since Finnish independence, when there was a prison for communist detainees on Suomenlinna, a Finnish garrison, a submarine base and a Valmet shipyard, which manufactured ships for the Soviet Union. The entrance fee also includes admission to the prize-winning Suomenlinna Experience, a half-hour widescreen show covering the construction of the maritime fortress, the sea battles for the fortification and life and sounds in the garrison town. Using the headphones provided you can choose to listen in Finnish, Swedish, English, German, French, Russian and Japanese. Return to Helsinki Harbour by ferry, and then coach transfer back to Crowne Plaza. Tour price: EUR 55/person Price includes: bus transportation, English speaking local guide, return ferry to Suomenlinna, visit to Suomenlinna Museum with multi-visual show.

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Sightseeing Tours AINOLA, VILLA KOKKONEN AND KRAPIHOVI Sibelius and Aalto, music and architecture combined Tuesday, 30 June at 12:00-16:00 Departure from Crowne Plaza hotel with coach and guide. This cultural and architectural tour takes you to the Lake Tuusula area, a 45 minute drive from Helsinki, where a large number of Finnish artists settled at the turn of the 19th and 20th century. Lunch will be served at Restaurant Krapihovi, an idyllic wooden villa where Finnish food tradition is both cherished and created. The pearl grey main building with its green touches was built in 1883 by the Councillor of State Sourander for his summer residence and for the main building of the Krapi estate. The handsome villa-style building amid the old park is a fine specimen of the wooden architecture of its time. The old building’s chambers and halls in two stories have a special atmosphere. You will then visit Ainola, the home and now a home museum of the famous Finnish composer Jean Sibelius. This timber-built villa was designed by Finnish architect Lars Sonck. Its distance from the hustle and bustle of the nation’s capital gave the composer the peace that he needed for his creative endeavours, while other artistic families living in the neighbourhood provided a lively social circle. Ainola has been preserved as it was during Sibelius’ time. After the visit at Ainola, continue to a private classical concert at Villa Kokkonen, former home of composer Johannes Kokkonen designed by Alvar Aalto. The tour ends at Crowne Plaza.

THE BEAUTY OF STRENX:

IT MEETS MY CHALLENGES The new Strenx high strength structural steel in the 600-1300 MPa range enables mechanical designers and engineers to make products that are stronger, lighter, safer, more competitive and more sustainable. With a stronger steel in thinner dimensions your design can reach higher, carry more payload, use less fuel, and emit less CO2. That’s the beauty of Strenx: Whatever advanced application you are designing, Strenx steel can improve its performance. Call your SSAB contact or visit strenx.com for more information.

THINK THINNER – GET STRONGER

Tour price: EUR 115/person Price includes: bus transportation and English speaking local guide, visits to Ainola and Villa Kokkonen, private classical concert, lunch at Restaurant Krapihovi.

NUUKSIO NATIONAL PARK Thursday, 2 July at 9:00-14:00 The Nuuksio National Park is far away from the hectic city life, but still next door. The tour departs from Crowne Plaza and after an approximately 30 min transfer by coach and guide you arrive to Nuuksio and visit first the Finnish Nature Centre Haltia. Haltia is a new type of visitor centre, bringing all of Finland’s nature under one roof and closer to the visitor through both the building’s facilities and its stunning exhibitions. Nature from all over Finland can be experienced in the Helsinki region! The Haltia building was designed by the architect Rainer Mahlamäki, who was inspired by the tales of Kalevala, the Finnish national epic. The design enables man and nature to come together peacefully and harmoniously. The centre signals a new era in wood building, for it is the first public building in Finland built entirely of wood. The environment has been taken into account in Haltia’s facilities and activities alike through skilful design and the latest ecological solutions. The building is heated and cooled with energy derived from the sun and the earth. After a guided tour of Haltia you will meet your wilderness guides and start a hiking tour along well maintained trekking paths in the national park. The guides will tell you about Finnish nature and animals during the tour which ends at a small reindeer camp in the middle of the forest. You will see the reindeers at close range, you will hear stories about them and you can feed them. You can also take photographs and try out “suopunki” lasso throwing onto a wooden reindeer’s horns (suopunki throwing is the traditional way to catch reindeers in Lapland fells). Enjoy lunch in the atmospheric wilderness style of tepee restaurant “White Reindeer”, furnished with rustic wooden tables and benches and reindeer skins. Open fire burning in the middle of the tepee adds to the cosy atmosphere. Transfer back to Crowne Plaza. Tour price: EUR 130/person Price includes: bus transfers as indicated in the programme, local English speaking guide, wilderness guides in Nuuksio, lunch in Nuuksio, visit to reindeer camp, entrance and guided tour at Nature Centre Haltia

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