CryoPrague 2006
Organizing Committee
Václav
Chrz, chairman
Stanislav Šafrata, vice-chairman
Steering Section
Zdenìk Kaiser
Jiøí Paøízek
Zdenìk Machala
Program section
Martin Vinš
Pavel Mìøièka
Communication section
Vìra Musilová
Pavel Urban
Radoslav Kundera
International section
Mohammad Kalbassi,
Jean-Paul Homasson, France
Philippe Lebrun, Switzerland
Omar Maiwand, UK
Gabriele Sporl, Germany
Jerry Wurm, USA
ICEC 21
Committee
Stanislav Šafrata
Hans Quack
ICMC’06 Committee
David Evans
Emil Pollert
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Cryogenics 2006 Committee
Václav Chrz
Jan Prušák
Petr Duda
Milan
For International organizing committees see the pages of the
particular conferences.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Cryogenics
is a branch of science and technology which deals with problems of processes
and equipment at temperatures lower than 120 K.
This includes the range of liquid methane,
oxygen, argon, hydrogen, helium and other cryogenic gases, as well as specific
behaviour of solid materials at these temperatures. Further, processes and
devices for achieving temperatures close to absolute zero, important for
research in physics, superconductivity and its application to magnetic devices
are also included. Application of low temperatures and liquefied gases in
industry, science, medicine and many other domains of human life bring new
impulses and achievements every year.
Organizing committees of three international
conferences dealing with problems of cryogenics:
ICEC,
held every second year, usually alternating between
ICMC,
held every year, alternating between
and CRYOGENICS,
an IIR International conference, held every second year in
decided to join their efforts and to hold their
conferences together in
under the sheltering name CryoPrague 2006.
This makes it possible for participants from
many parts of the world to attend all three events in one trip and to meet new
colleagues and gain new perspectives. We believe that this unique event will
lead to further progress in cryogenic science and technology.
CryoPrague 2006 – TOPICS
100 Cryogenic technology
101 Cryogenics for accelerators
102 Cryogenics for fusion
103 Superconducting machines
104 Cryogenics for other
superconducting devices
105 Magnetic levitation
106 Applications of high
temperature superconductors
107 Space applications
200 Cryogenic
processes
201 Properties of cryofluids
202 Cryogenic heat transfer
203 Helium 3 and helium 4
systems
204 Ultra low temperatures
205 Magnetic refrigeration
206 Novel concepts
300 Cryogenic
equipment
301 Cryostats and the
insulation
302 Helium and hydrogen
liquefiers
303 Refrigerator components
304 Pulse tube & other cryocoolers
305 New devices
306 Instrumentation
400 Superconductors
401 LT superconductors Nb-Ti, A-15 & other
402 HT superconductors I
403 HT superconductors II
404 SC wire technology for LT
& HT SC
405 Material preparation
techniques
406 Properties of SC
materials
407 New SC material
development
500 Design
materials at cryogenic temperatures
501 Ferrous
Metals
502 Non-Ferrous
Metals
503 Non-Metallic
Materials
504 Polymers,
Resins, and Composites
505 Semiconductor Materials
for Cryogenic Electronics
506 Electrical
Insulation Materials
600 Industrial
cryogenics and application of gases
601 Separation and
liquefaction of air and other gases
602 Liquefied gas storage and
transport
603 Design of cryogenic
equipment
604 Plant control,
maintenance and safety
605 Application of liquefied
gases in industry, transport and food processing
606 Gas application in cryotherapy, cell and tissue preservation and support of
breathing.
700 Biological
aspects of cryogenic preservation of cells and tissues
(One day event in the
town of
701 Cryogenic storage
laboratory
702 Workshop
ICEC 21
INTERNATIONAL CRYOGENIC
ENGINEERING CONFERENCE
Co-sponsored by IIR
Objectives and history
The objective of the International Cryogenic Engineering Committee is to
promote the development of cryogenic engineering on an international basis. It
operates by holding international conferences, by promoting the interchange of
information and by collaboration.
The Committee Members are
scientists and engineers representing cryogenic activities in academic
institutions, industry and governmental organizations. The major
activity is to organize the International Cryogenic engineering
Conference
every second year -- a tradition since 1966.The last three conferences were held in:
2004
2002
2000
International Committee
Ho-Myung
CHANG, Carlo FERDEGHINI, Kazuo FUNAKI, Guy GISTAU
BAGUER (chairman), Tomiyoshi HARUYAMA,
Bernard HEBRAL, Peter KITTEL,
Gustav KLIPPING, Philippe LEBRUN, L. Z.
LIN, Kishan G. NARAYANKHEDKAR, Horst ROGALLA, R.
Stanislav SAFRATA, Ralph G. SCURLOCK, Guenter THUMMES,
Steve W. Van SCIVER, Martin WOOD, Liang ZHANG, Bruno ZIEGLER
ICMC´06
INTERNATIONAL CRYOGENIC
MATERIALS CONFERENCE
Co-sponsored
by IIR
Objectives and history
The International Cryogenic Materials Conference focuses on the
development, characterization, fabrication and optimization of the materials
used in cryogenic applications. This is typically broken into two broad
categories: structural materials and superconducting materials. ICMC
contributions cover both high and low temperature superconducting materials,
from basic material research through behaviour of composite cables and wires in
applications. Cryogenic structural materials cover a broad range, including
non-metallic composites, polymeric resins and insulation materials, ferrous
alloys, nickel-base alloys, aluminum alloys and
specialized materials for advanced cryocooler
applications.
The conference is celebrating 30th anniversary in 2005. The
last two conferences and the incoming one, which will precede CryoPrague 2006,
are:
2005
2004
2003
On Monday, July 17 2006, immediately prior to the start of the conference on Tuesday morning,
ICMC will offer two short courses on cryogenic material topics.
In the morning, lectures will be presented on the testing, properties, and selection of structural
alloys and on the fabrication and properties of non-metallic composites for structures and insulation.
Balu
BALACHANDRAN, Paul BARNES, Julian CAVE, Shi Xue DOU,
David EVANS, Herbert C. FREYHARDT (chairman), Donald GUBSER, K. Theodore
HARTWIG, Eric E. HELLSTROM, Hiroaki KUMAKURA, Peter LEE, Toshio OGATA, Yi-Yi
LI, Zhou LIAN, Arata NISHIMURA, Xavier OBRADORS, Chan
PARK, Richard P. REED 9th CRYOGENICS 2006 IIR International Conference on Cryogenic Technology and Equipment with A1, A2, C1 Commission meetings The conference will deal with problems of the equipment and technologies
where temperatures below 120 K (-153°C) are achieved, as well as with other
devices and technologies related to the topic. Application of cryogenics-based technologies in metallurgy, chemistry,
power industry, medicine and other branches of the economy as well as in
science and research will be the subject of discussion. Cryogenics 2006 is a joint Conference of IIR Commissions A1 (Cryophysics, cryoengineering), A2
(Liquefaction and separation of gases) and C1 (Cryobiology, cryomedicine) The conference is held every second year in the 2004 in Masarykova Kolej, Czech Techn. Univ. 2002 and 2000 at the 1998 and 1996 at the Hotel Pyramida
Ralph SCURLOCK (chairman), Rodney ALLAM, Alexey
M. ARKHAROV, Stan AUGUSTYNOWICZ, John CAMPBELL, Walter F. CASTLE, Didier
COULOMB, Vaclav CHRZ, Nikolay FILIN, Bernard HEBRAL,
Jean-Paul HOMASSON, Boris A. IVANOV, Milos KADLEC, Zdenek KAISER, Philippe LEBRUN, Pavel
MERICKA, Hans QUACK, Stanislav SAFRATA CRYOMARKET 2006 exhibition The CryoPrague Organizing Committee and the organizing
agency A display area will be available for companies to
exhibit products and information about their production portfolio and services.
Range of
products Liquefiers of cryogenic gases Cryogenic industrial processes and plants Storage and distribution equipment for liquefied gases
Cryogenic components: Valves, regulators, instruments,
connections Cryogenic materials: Sheets, tubes, heads, etc. Superconductive materials LTC and HTC Cryostats and Dewar vessels Cryogenic experimental techniques Superconductive magnets and their application Cryogenic pumps Vacuum technology for cryogenic insulation Insulating materials ...and anything else related to the topics of
any of the three conferences Exhibition stands of various sizes with all the
equipment for exhibitors’ comfort as required will be available. Exhibitors can
order the precise location of their stand. More information can be provided on
request to CRYOMARKET 2006: PRELIMINARY Exhibition Registration Form In preparation CONFERENCE VENUE The
conference will be held in the Prague Congress Centre (www.kcp.cz). The building
occupies a unique position on top of one of the In
the Congress Centre there are 20 halls and 50 rooms with capacity from 12 to
2764 seats. The
Prague Congress Centre is situated close to the underground station “Vyšehrad” (red line “C”). VISIT PRAGUE because of its beauty, but also
because of its “genius-loci”. Its unique atmosphere stems not only from its
location on the hilly banks of the river Vltava but also from a blend of
architectural styles like Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque, Art Nouveau
and Cubist architecture up to contemporary styles. A wide variety of restaurants offers
all many world cuisines including the traditional Czech meals. Many experts
hold Czech beer the best in the world.
8 PRE-REGISTRATION If you wish to attend the
Conference please complete the attached Registration Form. In the case you
intend to present a paper, complete the corresponding Paper Registration Form.
Additionally, following instructions, you have to add the abstract in
English. The
abstract should be headed by a title (paper title), followed
by authors’ names below it including their affiliations. The abstract should
not be longer than 250 words. With
your password you will be able to change either the data you have given during
registration or edit the text of your abstract until The papers
should describe original authors’ work of theoretical, experimental or
industrial nature. State-of-the-art papers would be welcomed from recognized
professionals. The Programme Committee will review all submitted papers for
quality, originality and relevance. The Programme Committee reserves the right
to select papers on the basis of abstracts. At least one
author of each paper must be available to present it at the conference as a
lecture or poster. Authors are expected to cover their own expenses and pay the
conference registration fee. An Abstracts
Booklet of submitted papers will be handed to the participants of the
conference at their registration. GENERAL INFORMATION Official language The language
of the conference is English. No
translation service will be provided. Social programme A social
programme will be provided for participants and accompanying persons. Accommodation Accommodation
will be available in a number of hotels in various price categories not far
from the conference site. Range
of prices per night in April 2005: **** 3500-5000
CZK *** 2500-3500
CZK ** 1500
CZK hostel 800 CZK Payments The
conference fee will be paid in Czech Crowns (CZK) and is expected to be 530
EUR. It includes the Abstract Booklet and full text Proceedings (distributed
after the conference) and a CD with full texts of presented papers. The fee
entitles participants to visit any session of the three conferences. Note: Exchange rate in June 2005: ~31 CZK/EUR DEADLINES End of preliminary
registration Last day for the submission of abstracts
of papers. Confirming
abstract acceptance Second
announcement with
preliminary program and registration form Registration
& payments Final text Third announcement with final program (by e-mail only) CryoPrague
2006 PRELIMINARY
TIMETABLE of the
conference CryoPrague 2006 - GENERAL
TIMETABLE - Monday ( Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday morning afternoon morning afternoon morning afternoon morning afternoon morning Plenary Sections CryoPrague CryoPrague CryoPrague ICEC´21 Section 1, 2, 3 ICEC´21 Course ICEC´21 Course ICEC´21-1 ICEC´21-1 ICEC´21-1 ICEC´21-1 ICEC´21-1 ICEC´21-1 ICEC´21-1 ICEC´21-2 ICEC´21-2 ICEC´21-2 ICEC´21-2 ICEC´21-2 ICEC´21-2 Techn.Trips ICEC´21-3 ICEC´21-3 ICEC´21-3 ICEC´21-3 ICEC´21-3 ICEC´21-3 Techn.Trips ICMC´06 Section 1, 2 ICMC´06 Course ICMC´06 Course ICMC´06-1 ICMC´06-1 ICMC´06-1 ICMC´06-1 ICMC´06-1 ICMC´06-1 ICMC´06-1 ICMC´06-2 ICMC´06-2 ICMC´06-2 ICMC´06-2 ICMC´06-2 ICMC´06-2 Techn.Trips Cryogenics Cryogenics Cryogenics Cryogenics Cryogenics Cryogenics Cryogenics Techn.Trips Conference Committee IIR Comm. Committee IIR Comm. Committee IIR Comm. Committee Committees Cryogenics A1 ICEC´21 A2 ICMC´06 C1 ICEC'21 Social Meetings Welcome Party (evening) Conference Dinner
(evening) Registration Registration Registration Registration &
Information Registration &
Information Exhibition Installation Exhibition Exhibition Exhibition Removal Posters Installation Posters Posters Posters Internet Installation PC & Internet Room PC & Internet Room PC & Internet Room Full texts Papers Desk Papers Desk Papers Desk Papers Desk organization
of the
conference logistics Nám.
Dr. Holého 8, 180 00 Phones:
+420 284 827 157, 284 828 481 Fax: +420 266 312 113 E-mail: Ladislav Èervinka, Director Romana Koèová, Project Manager Announcement of a complementary event M2S-HTSC-VIII 8th
International Conference on
Materials and Mechanisms of
Superconductivity and
High-Temperature Superconductors (with
Exhibiton) Organized by
the Leibniz Institute for July 9 to Exhibitors
from M2S-HTFS-VIII Dresden can transfer their stands from Dresden to
Prague.Short Courses
In the afternoon, there will be lectures on the development and properties of high and low
temperature superconductors. Additional information will be available on the conference website shortly.
International Committee
Objectives and history
International Committee
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