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BRICS Metalcasting Conference Convened in South Africa 金砖国家铸造业高层论坛在南非召开
Tis March, the third international BRICS Foundry
Forum and Metalcasting Conference was held in South Af- rica. Te forum was hosted jointly by the National Foundry Technology Network and the South African Institute for Foundrymen, and the conference was cohosted with the Univ. of Johannesburg Metal Casting Technology Station. At the conference, basic figures from China, India,
Brazil, South Africa and portions of Russia were presented, compared and extensively discussed to provide a clear view of how different the countries are in production, productiv- ity and how the markets are represented. “We were really pleased with the international and
national representation,” said John Davies, South African Institute of Foundrymen. “I think the biggest benefit is the high quality of papers that have been presented as well as the extensive opportunity for networking with suppliers, poten- tial customers, customers and international representatives.” Te five countries exhibit diversity in raw material and
cost structures amid challenges in education, social condi- tions, sustainability, and energy efficiency. Te next BRICS Metalcasting Conference will take place in 2014 in Ahmedabad, India.
今年3月，第三届金砖国家铸造业高层论坛及南非 铸造会议在南非举行。本次论坛和会议是由南非国家 铸造技术网，南非铸造协会以及南非约翰内斯堡大学 铸造技术部联合主办。
在这次会议上，比较和广泛讨的论了来自中国，印 度，巴西，南非和俄罗斯的铸铁业的基础数据，提供 了不同的国家铸铁业的产品，生产率和市场情况较明 确的结论。
“我们真的很高兴国际和国内代表的参会，”南非 铸造协会的CEO John Davies说，“我认为最大的收 益是代表们发表的高质量的论文，以及供应商与潜在 客户和国际代表们构建了广泛联系。
金砖五国在原材料和成本结构，行业培训的挑战， 社会环境，可持续性和能源效率等方面表现出多样 性。
下一届金砖国家铸造业高层论坛将于2014年在印度 艾哈迈德巴德举办。
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