Asia Steel 2009 International Conference

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1 2nd Circular & Call for Papers Asia Steel 2009 Asia Steel 2009 International Conference May 24 (Sun) - 27 (Wed), 2009, Busan, Korea Organized by The Korean Institute of Metals and Materials Co-organized by CSIRO, Australia The Chinese Society for Metals, China The Indian Institute of Metals, India The Iron and Steel Institute of Japan, Japan

2 Contents Welcome Address Organizing Committee Conference Veneu Abstract Submission Registration Accommodation Tour Programs

3 Welcome Address On behalf of the Organizing Committee, I have the pleasure to announce Asia Steel 2009 Conference to be held in Busan, Korea. The purpose of the Conference is to bring together academia, researchers and engineers to share achievements, ideas and vision on iron and steel. The conference is to provide a forum for experts and professionals from Asia and also all around the world to discuss topics that deal with recent advancement in the wide spectrum of steel production-related technology. This conference is a continuation of the First Asia Steel International Conference (2000) in India, the 2nd (2003) in China and the 3rd (2006) in Japan. The 4th Conference this time in Busan will certainly offer a venue where participants not just enrich their professional knowledge base, but also deepen friendship with peers and authorities. I look forward to meeting you in Busan, one of the most beautiful maritime cities in Asia. Hae-Geon Lee Chairman, Organizing Committee of Asia Steel 2009 Professor, GIFT/POSTECH Asia Steel 2009 International Conference 3

4 Organizing Committee Chairman Secretary General Hae-Geon Lee (POSTECH), Korea Sung-Mo Jung (POSTECH), Korea Chief Organizers Sung-Joon Kim (KIMS), Korea Dong-Joon Min (Yonsei University), Korea Kyung-Woo Yi (Seoul National University), Korea Chang-Hee Yim (POSCO), Korea International Advisory Board Members Debashish Bhattacharjee (Tata Steel), India Mitsutaka Hino (Tohoku Univ.), Japan Sharif Jahanshahi (CSIRO), Australia Oh-Joon Kwon (POSCO), Korea Joon-Chul Park (Hyudai Steel), Korea Xinhua Wang (USTB), China Organizing Committee Members (Local) Deok-Young Ban (Kiswire) Sun-Min Byun (POSCO) Hoi-Jin Choi (SeAH Besteel) Kwansu Chung (Seoul National Univ.) Yongsug Chung (Dongbu Steel) Heung-Nam Han (Seoul National Univ.) Wan-Wook Hur (POSCO) Sang-Moo Hwang (POSTECH) Yong-Bin Im (Hyundai Steel) Yong--Taek Im (KAIST) Bong-Jin Jung (Suwon Univ.) Jin-Hwan Jung (Dongkuk Steel) Sung-Wook Jung (RIST) Ki-Bong Kang (POSCO) Han-Soo Kim (POSTECH) In-Gee Kim (POSTECH) Byung----Ryang- Kim (SeAH Besteel) Jeong-Tae Kim (Doosan-Heavy Industries) Kyoo Young Kim (POSTECH) Sung-Man Kim (POSCO) Ki Soo Kim (POSCO) Sung-Gyun Kim (Kunsan Univ.) Gyul-Sil Kim (Hyundai Steel) Kyong-Tae Kim (RIST) Myung-Hoe Koo (POSCO Specialty Steel) Byeong-Joo Lee (POSTECH) Chang-Hee Lee (Hanyang Univ.) Gye-Young Lee (Hyundai Steel) Jae-Ryung Lee (POSCO) Jong-Bong Lee (POSCO) Joon-Ho Lee (Korea Univ.) Jung-Ju Lee (RIST) Young-Jae Lee (Hyundai Steel) Young-Kook Lee (Yonsei Univ.) Yun-Yong Lee (POSCO) Duk-Lak Lee (POSCO) Man-Bin Moon (Hyundai Steel) Hee-Kyung Moon (POSCO) Chang-Seok Oh (KIMS) Ki-Jang Oh (POSCO) Jong-Jin Pak (Hanyang Univ.) Hae-Doo Park (POSCO) Jong-Min Park (POSCO) Sung Ho Park (POSCO) Yasushi Sasaki (POSTECH) Jin-Gun Sohn (RIST) Sang-Chul Won (POSTECH) Byung-Don Yoo (Inha Univ.) 4

5 Organizing Committee Organizing Committee Members (International) R. Banerjee (IIT Mumbai, India) A.K. Bhaduri (IGCAR, India) A.K. Das (ESSAR Steel, India) Govind Gupta (IISC Bangalore, India) Eiki Kasai (Tohoku Univ., Japan) Yasuo Kishimoto (JFE, Japan) Toshihiko Koseki (Univ. of Tokyo, Japan) Toshihiko Kawabara (TUAT, Japan) C.E. Loo (BHPBilliton Tech. Centre, Australia) I. Manna (IIT Kharagpur, India) Tooru Matsumiya (NSC, Japan) S.P. Mehrotra (National Metall. Lab, India) Tetsuo Mohri (Hokudai, Japan) Kazuki Morita (Univ. of Tokyo, Japan) Pradip (TRDDC, India) Madhu Ranjan (JSW Steel, India) NV Reddy (IIT Kanpur, India) Sistla Satyanarayna (Tata Steel, India) S.B. Singh (IIT Kharagpur, India) Nobuhiro Tsuji (Osaka Univ., Japan) Tatsuo Usui (Osaka Univ., Japan) Kazuaki Wagatsuma (Tohoku Univ., Japan) Xinhua Wang (USTB, China) Jian Yang (Baosteel, China) Jianliang Zhang (USTB, China) Chunxia Zhang (Iron & Steel Res. Inst., China) Paul Zulli (BlueScope Steel, Australia) Haibin Zuo (USTB, China) Asia Steel 2009 International Conference 5

6 Conference Venue Conference Venue Paradise Hotel & Casino Busan Joong-dong, Haeundae-ku, Busan, Korea Tel res@paradisehotel.co.kr How to get to Paradise Hotel from Gimhae Internationa l Airport? Gimhae airport homepage : Limousine buses and taxis are the most convenient and recommended modes of transportation from the airport to the hotel. Limousine Buses Duration: Approximately 45 minutes (20min intervals) Fare: KRW 6,000 Taxi It is recommended to take a taxi if you arrive at Gimhae International Airport after operating hours of limousine buses. Fare: KRW 25,000 (estimation) * The fare varies depending on the traffic situation Busan, a beautiful maritime city in Asia Located at south-eastern tip of the Korean Peninsula, Busan faces Japan across the Straits of Korea to south and neighboring China to the west. Busan is one of the most beautiful maritime cities in Asia and is recently renowned as an exhibition and convention city. Following the successful hosting major international events such as 2005 APEC leader's meeting, Busan is ranked the top 8th convention city in Asia. The city shows a typical oceanic climate with four distinct seasons. For more information about Busan, please access to the website of Busan Convention & Tourism Bureau at 6

7 Abstract Submission Call for Abstracts: The organizing Committee welcomes submission of abstracts for presentation at the Asia Steel 2009 International Conference by August 31, Each abstract should be written in English within 400 words length. The abstract must be in MS Word format, and include the title, authors full names (surname in capital letters), position, affiliation, address, telephones, and . The abstract should be submitted by on-line at Please specify the area of your presentation by choosing one of the topics given below: Topics of the Conference No. Topics S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 S6 S7 S8 S9 S10 S11 S12 S13 Raw Materials and Preparations Ironmaking and Direct Reduction Steelmaking Casting and Solidification Rolling and Forging Forming Thermomechanical Treatment Joining Surface Engineering Environmental & Energy Analysis Instrumentation Computational Approach Main contents (non-exclusive) Minerals preparation, Sintering, Coking, Calcining Blast furnace ironmaking, Smelting reduction, Hot metal pretreatment Oxygen steelmaking (BOF, AOD, VOD), Electric arc steelmaking, Ladle refining Continuous casting, Near-net shape casting, Ingot casting Hot rolling, Cold rolling, Forging, Extrusion, Wire drawing Press forming, Hydro-forming Heat treatment, Mechanical deformation Joining, Welding Coating, Surface treatment, Corrosion Emission, Energy saving, Recycling Chemical analysis, Physical analysis, Instrumental analysis Control, Automation, System engineering First-principles, Atomistic, Micro, Meso and Macro simulations Important Dates Abstract Submission due August 31, 2008 Notification to Authors October 31, 2008 Manuscript Submission due February 28, 2009 Final Announcement with Program March, 2009 Exhibition Session The conference will provide the ideal setting for companies to present their latest technologies and developments for international engineers and scientists from iron and steel companies, research institutes, universities, and suppliers. Exhibition dates: May 24-27, 2009 Booth rates: 3,000,000KRW/Booth Place : Paradise Hotel Please visit the conference website for detail information. Contacts & Inquiries Papers Conference arrangements Contact names Sung-Mo Jung Victoria Gong smjung@postech.ac.kr info@asiasteel2009.org Phone +82 (0) (0) Fax +82 (0) (0) Asia Steel 2009 International Conference 7

8 Registration Registration Fee Category On or before February 28, 2009 After March 1, 2009 Participants Students Accompanying persons KRW600,000 (USD600) KRW700,000 (USD700) KRW200,000 (USD200) KRW250,000 (USD250) KRW150,000 (USD150) KRW: Korean Won, USD: US Dollars Payment must be made in KRW. USD fees shown in the above are for reference, which are computed based on the exchange rate of USD/KRW=1/1,000. Students are requested to submit a copy of their student ID. The registration fee covers Attendance to all conference sessions All conference documents Invitation to the Welcome Reception, Conference Banquet, and 3 lunches Registration Method To enjoy benefit of early registration, please submit the registration form no later than February 28, The registration form can be found at the Conference website ( Payment Information All payments must be made in Korean Won (KRW) either by credit card or bank transfer: Credit Card: VISA, Master Card, American Express, or Diners Club Bank Transfer Bank Detail for Telegraphic Transfer - Bank Name : KOREA EXCHANGE BANK - Branch Name : Namcheondong - Bank Tel. : Swift Code : KOEXKRSE - Account No. : 183-JSD Beneficiary s Name : LEE CONVENTION CO., LTD 8

9 Registration Confirmation and Receipt After you have registered for the Conference and the appropriate payment has been received, you will receive a confirmation document with receipt via . Please bring your confirmation notice with identification at the time of check-in. Cancellation Policy Cancellation will be accepted only if a written notification is received by the Asia Steel 2009 Conference secretariat. Refund will be made according to the following schedule: Notice Received by February 28, 2009 Notice Received by March 31, 2009 Notice Received after March 31, % refund 50% refund No refund Asia Steel 2009 International Conference 9

10 Accommodation You can reserve the hotel at the website of Asia Steel Conference 2009 at The registration for the conference and hotel reservation will be available from September 1st, Hotels Room Type Special Rates Contact details Distance from the conference venue Paradise Hotel Deluxe city view Deluxe sea view with Balcony KW150,000(USD 150) KW180,000(USD 180) Tel +82 (0) Web The conference venue Seacloud Hotel Deluxe sea view KW120,000(USD 120) Tel +82 (0) Web 3 minutes on foot Riviera Hotel Deluxe Room KW80,000(USD 80) Tel +82 (0) rivierahotel@dreamwiz.com Web 10 minutes on foot B&B Hotel Deluxe Room KW60,000(USD 60) Tel +82 (0) bnbhotel@hanmail.net Web 1 minute on foot You can choose the room type between one double bed and twin beds at the same rates above. The rate is subject to 10% service charge for foreign participants, and 10% service charge and 10% tax for Korean participants. It does not include breakfast. Korean Visa Issue The Korean Institute of Metals and Materials, a hosting organization will issue an invitation for those who need a Korean visa to participate in Asia Steel Conference Your personal information including name, position, organization, passport no., address and telephone no. should be informed to the conference secretariat in advance. It will take 7 to 10 days for you to receive an original version of the invitation by airmail. 10

11 Tour Programs Post Conference Tours POSCO Plant Tour + Visit to Gyeongju - a city of thousand years history On Thursday May 28 a plant visit to POSCO is arranged. You will be able to see some of the production facilities and the POSCO history museum. Half a day will be spent by visiting the city of Gyeongju, the best historical attraction in Korea. Details may be found at the Conference website. For more information about tour attractions in Busan, please visit to the website of Busan Convention and Tourism Bureau at Attractions in Busan For delegates who would like to stay in Busan after the conference, there are a variety of attractions to enjoy and experience Korean cultures. Beomeosa Temple On top of the eastern portion of Mt. Geumjeong, Beomo Temple is one of the five greatest temples in Korea. Traditional hermitages, important cultural assets and relics are scattered throughout the temple. Temple stays are available for tourists. Dongbaek Island & APEC House The island is famous for its beautiful scenery surrounded by tall camellias and thick pine groves. On a clear day, visitors can see the Japanese island of Daema(Tsushima). Nurimaru APEC House(the 2nd APEC Summit venue) is located here, drawing increasing tourists. Busan Aquarium The Busan Aquarium is the largest aquarium in Korea with state-of-the-art facilities. Visitors can enjoy watching 350 species of 45,000 fish including sharks, penguins, and other species of marine animals. It takes only 3 minutes on foot from Paradise Hotel, a conference venue. Do not miss a chance of Night Aquarium from 9:00 P.M. every night. Asia Steel 2009 International Conference 11

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