Upgrading of Metallurgical Grade Silicon Seminar, coastal express Trondheim - Tromsø, Norway, April 24-26, 2012
At this seminar the world leading research environments within UMG-Si processes will present their work. There will be presentations within requirements to purity, vacuum refining of P, slag and gas refining of B, solvent refining processes as well as refining by directional solidification.
Silicon for the Chemical Industry, Trondheim, Norway
The aim of Silicon for the Chemical Industry is to teach the silicon community on Silicon Process Technology, Silicon Quality Assessment and Performance in the Subsequent Chemical Reactions. Environmental issues are also important. The different processes from quartz to silicones or electronic silicon are strongly linked, and a sustainable process is dependent on a thorough understanding of the total process. Silicon producers as well as users and academia will attend.
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International Course on Process Metallurgy of Aluminium, Trondheim, NORWAY
The course has been given on an annual basis since 1981. It provides an updated, comprehensive review of the state of the art in aluminium production. The aim of the course is to "understand the process and act accordingly". Since 1981 the total attendance has been 2125 participants from 235 companies and institutions, representing 50 countries.
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Summer school - Silicon for Solar Cells 2010
Summer school - Silicon for Solar Cells, June 14-18, 2010, NTNU, Trondheim, NORWAY.
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International Course on Process Metallurgy of Aluminium, Trondheim, NORWAY
The course has been given on an annual basis since 1981. It provides an updated, comprehensive review of the state of the art in aluminium production. The aim of the course is to "understand the process and act accordingly". Since 1981 the total attendance has been 2523 participants from 261 companies and institutions, representing 56 countries.
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Fundamentals and their Application in Aluminium Production, Trondheim, NORWAY
There has been a request from aluminium smelters for a more basic education and a more detailed introduction to aluminium electrolysis technology than it is possible to give during the one-week course: “The International Course on Process Metallurgy of Aluminium.” As a response we are offering a two-week course in fundamentals and their application in primary aluminium production. The course will contain fundamental knowledge and thorough understanding through lectures, written exercises and laboratory demonstrations, and practical application to industrial problems.
