Seminar on
Organised by
Hilton Mumbai International Airport
16th January, 2012
Indian
Copper Development Centre (ICDC) organized the above seminar in Mumbai on 16th
January, 2012.
Copper
consumption in India is showing a steady growth and since the country is in a
fast track of development, industrial usage of copper is bound to go up
further. The largest segment of copper
usage is accounted for by the electrical sector and covered copper conductors
comprise of a significant amount as magnet wire. Significant development has taken place in
production and quality of these magnet wires for usage in various electrical
equipments like motors and transformers.
Keeping
this in view, ICDC organized this seminar to provide a forum to the
manufacturers / suppliers of equipments, consumables and auxiliaries for copper
conductor manufacture to create awareness on the latest developments in the
production technology among the copper conductor manufacturers for further
quality improvement, quality consistency and increased yield.
During
the opening session Mr. I. Mukherjee, Metallurgist, Indian Copper Development
Centre, welcomed the participants. He
also briefed about ICDC and how the Centre expanded its activities.
Mr.
J.K. Bhati, General Manager (Quality), Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd., Bhopal,
addressed the participants as a Special Guest.
As one of the major users of winding wires and strips in the country, he
highlighted the areas where the winding wire industry should put more effort to
produce high quality conductors.
Mr.
Gopal Kabra, President, Winding Wires Manufacturers’ Association and Group
Chairman, Ram Ratna Group, addressed the participants during the opening
session. He mentioned that the demand
for winding wire is growing and also emphasized on the need for consistent
quality.
Mr.
Mahendra R. Mehta, Chairman & Managing Director, Precision Wires India
Ltd., and Former President, Winding Wires Manufacturers Association was the
Guest of Honour for the seminar. In his
address he elaborated the status of winding wire industry in India. He mentioned the areas where the raw
material, equipments, consumables and auxiliaries suppliers need to look into
for sustaining the growth and meet future demands effectively.
Dr. D.
De Sarkar, Chief Executive Officer, Indian Copper Development Centre proposed
the Vote of Thanks. He mentioned that
the manufacturers have to come forward to meet the demand in terms of both
quantity and quality. He also emphasized
on the need to become globally competitive by adopting right material, proper
technology and best practice.
The two
technical sessions were chaired by Mr. A.N. Chakravarty, Mentor, Chandra
Proteco Ltd., and Mr. Nirmal Singh,
Director, Assomac Machines Ltd.
Dignitaries sitting on the dais (L – R) : Mr. I. Mukherjee, Mr. J.K. Bhati, Mr. Mahendra Mehta, Dr. D. De Sarkar, Mr. Gopal Kabra |
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A view of audience. |
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Another view of the audience |
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Mr. Francis Puyol presenting his paper |
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Interactive session in progress |
The
following papers were presented during the technical session :
·
Manufacture of High Quality Magnet Wire
by Nirmal
Singh, Assomac Machines Ltd., Ghaziabad
·
REDEX Rolling
Mills for Precision Flat Copper Conductor
Manufacture
by
Francis Puyol, REDEX-France
·
Quality
Innovations in Die Technology
by Ravi
Bansal, Ajex & Turner Wire Dies Co., Delhi
·
Lubricants for
High Quality Copper Magnet Wire Drawing
by Abhijit
Sarkar, Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd., Mumbai
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Centrifugal
Oil Cleaning System for Wire Drawing Oil
by A. P. Gokhale, Oilmax Systems Pvt. Ltd., Pune
·
Annealing of
Magnet Wire
by S. K.
Tantri, Seco Warwick Allied Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai
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Enamelling for
Magnet Wire Manufacture
by Anil Nasery, N. K. Machines Pvt. Ltd., Indore
·
Test &
Measuring Equipments – Tan Delta Bending Point
Test
: An Important Parameter
by Pankaj Gaikwad, Sivananda Electronics, Nasik
·
Right Practice – The Key to Achieve High Quality
by Dr. D. De Sarkar, Indian Copper Development Centre,
Kolkata