Update 27 May 1998

PU China '98 Conference,
Shanghai,
People's Republic of China,
April 1-3, 1998

Book of Conference Papers
The PU China '98 meeting attracted over 3000 polyurethane specialists - primarily from within China - all keen to hear about the latest possibilities of polyurethane technology. The organisers - Crain Communications Ltd, London, and Industrial Promotions International BV, the Netherlands - say the success came partly because the Shanghai venue is closer to much of the country's most highly developed industries, but also from momentum building on the successful 1995 event in Beijing.

The Book of Papers from the conference is now available at £85.00 (inc. shipping in the UK; + £5.00 non-UK airmail). It contains 52 papers covering all aspects of the PU industry in China, and the latest technological developments worldwide. A full list of contents is presented below.

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  • PU China '98 Conference
    Book of Papers, Contents

    PLENARY SESSION

    Paper number / Title / Presenter
    1 Keynote address: Polyurethanes in China, challenges and solutions, Patrick Thomas, ICI Polyurethanes, Belgium
    2 China's polyurethanes industry: Opportunity and challenge, Chisheng Wu, Minmetals Composite Materials Group, Inc., People's Republic of China
    3 Future raw materials supply in China, Edward McKenna, BASF East Asia Regional HQ Ltd, Hong Kong
    4 Overview of China's polyurethanes processing sector, Andrew Tong, Bayer China Company Ltd, Hong Kong
    5 Chinese tax system and its development trend, Xu Zichong, China National Tax Bureau, PR China
    6 Plans for development of polyurethanes and the joint venture projects of our company, Kang Yongnian, Hei Bei Changzhou Da Hua Group Ltd, PR China
    7 The status of laws and regulations for environmental protection in China, Liang Boqing, The Ministry of Chemical Industry, PR China
    8 A practical approach to environment, health and safety for China's polyurethane industry, Jerry Fosnaugh, Dow Polyurethanes, USA

    FOOTWEAR SESSION

    9 How the global PU industry can tap the China shoe market, Lee Kwang Liang and Chong Weng Foo, CEH - Shenyang Shoe Ind. Park Inc., P.R. China
    10 A practical solution meeting market needs for high performance footwear at an affordable price, Leon Chou, ICI Polyurethanes China Ltd, Shanghai, China, and A. J. Dent, ICI Polyurethanes, Thailand
    11 New ultra-low monol polyols for footwear applications, David Baily, ARCO Chemical Co., USA
    12 Recent developments of polyurethane systems for shoe sole applications, Giuliano Garuti and Stefano Mussini, Dow Italia SpA, Italy
    13 Development of TPU adhesives for footwear applications, Shan Chun Ko, Joachim Juliá and Daniel Salvatella, Merquinsa, Spain
    14 Performance and application of JSY-168 silicone oil for shoe soles, Zheng Shengli, Ye Lü and Guo Yong, Jiangsu Province Research Institute of Chemical Industry, PR China

    CHLOROFLUOROCARBON SESSION

    15 The Montreal Protocol and its impact on the polyurethanes industry in China, Maoqi Zhang, The World Bank, USA
    16 An update on HCFC-14lb and HFC technologies for rigid polyurethane foams, M. Arnaud Albouy, Elf Atochem SA, France
    17 Substitution of chlorofluorocarbons as blowing agents for polyurethane foams, Werner Krücke and Lothar Zipfel, Solvay Fluor und Derivate GmbH, Germany

    APPLIANCE SESSION

    18 Addressing the major challenges of the appliance industry - globally & locally in Asia-Pacific, Paul Clavel, Dow Europe SA, Switzerland
    19 A new generation of rigid polyurethane foam for the Asian appliance market, Chenxi Zhang, Bayer (Singapore) Pte Ltd, and Gerhard Heilig, Bayer AG, Germany
    20 Developments in alkane-blown foams, Ronald Qi, ICI Polyurethanes China Ltd, Shanghai, China, and David Randall, ICI Polyurethanes, Belgium
    21 New appliance technology offers improved performance, David Zhang Wei, Bayer China Co. Ltd, Shanghai Representative Office, China, and Kurt Pieper, Hennecke GmbH, Germany
    22 New additives for rigid polyurethane foams blown with alternative blowing agents, Kevin Mansfield and Anthony Lau, Air Products and Chemicals, Inc., USA
    23 Technology of the cyclopentane-blown formulated polyol for refrigerators, Zhongliang Xia , Qingdao-Haier Refrigerator Ltd Co., PR China
    24 Vacuum-based super-insulation panels, Arthur Xiao, ICI Polyurethanes China Ltd, Shanghai, China, and A. Christfreund, ICI Polyurethanes, Belgium
    25 Application of a new low viscosity polyether polyol for CFC-free rigid PU foams, Zhu Lyumin and Zhou Bin, Xishan Kefa Polyurethane Materials Factory, PR China
    26 Tertiary amine catalysts for high-cure systems in appliance foam, Hiroyuki Kometani, Tosoh Corp., Japan

    CONSTRUCTION SESSION

    27 What's new about PUR and PIR rigid foam in construction?, Reinhard Kaufung, Bayer AG, Germany
    28 Applications of spray foam: Case studies with relevance to the PRC market, Rene Shen, ICI Polyurethanes China Ltd, Shanghai, China, and David Evans, ICI Polyurethanes, Belgium
    29 Fire resistant polyisocyanurate foam for exterior finish insulation application, Akira Naruse and Kiyoshi Moriya, Nippon Polyurethane Industry, Japan
    30 Additives for rigid foam applications, Arne Kull and Thomas Buchholz, Nitroil Europe GmbH, Germany

    FLEXIBLE FOAMS SESSION

    31 Recent developments in the flexible slabstock field, Johnson Tu and Henri Mispreuve, Dow Europe SA, Switzerland
    32 Slabstock foam production developments, Chen Jian, Richard Sandham, and Cor Wehman, Shell Seraya Research Laboratory, Singapore
    33 Liquid CO2 foaming technology for high quality flat-topped flexible foam blocks, Mac Boon Wah Teo and Ken Lamb, Hennecke Maruka Asia Pte. Ltd, Singapore
    34 Advances in CFC-free formulations for soft and hyper-soft flexible foams, Ernesto Ochiello and F.O. Sam, EniChem SpA, Italy
    35 Low resilience polyurethane slabstock foam with reduced temperature sensitivity, Masakazu Kageoka, Takeda Chemical Industries Ltd, Japan
    36 Synthesis of high resilience flexible PU foams based on starch/polyether polyol graft copolymers, Chen Su, Nanjing College of Chemical Technology, PR China
    37 Synthesis and application of flame-retardant polyether compound system for flexible foams, He Yingai, Zhong Changxi and Lei Xingjia, Hubei Research and Design Institute of Chemical Industry, PR China
    38 Stabilisers to produce soft foam using conventional polyols, K.H. Boo, Witco Asia Pacific Pte Ltd, Singapore
    39 Recent advances in the development and characterisation of automotive comfort seating foams, John Zhang, ICI Polyurethanes China Ltd, Shanghai, China, PR China and Jan Leenslag, ICI Polyurethanes Group, Belgium
    40 Moulded flexible foams using liquid CO2 technology, Johnson Zhangjie and Gero Willmeroth, Hennecke Maruka Asia Pte. Ltd, Singapore

    CASE SESSION

    41 A new force in China's PU coatings industry, Zhu Yushu and Zhang Junzhi, Changzhou Coating Chemical Industry Research Institute, PR China
    42 Effect of fibre-reinforced material on polyurethane-polyurea RRIM elastomer, Dong Huocheng, Lin Kejun and Song Wensheng, Liming Research Institute of Chemical Industry, PR China
    43 Production systems for high performance thin-walled automotive components, Daniel Chua Yok Ku and Y. Ito, Hennecke Maruka Asia Pte. Ltd., Singapore

    CASE SESSION (continued)

    44 Development of a rotary reaction injection moulding machine, Zhou Jingkai, Qingdao Institute of Chemical Technology, PR China
    45 Application and development prospects for PU elastomer covered rollers, Qiao Yue, Wu Yiping, Qiao Jin and Zhao Jiang, Minmetals Composite Materials Group, Inc, PR China
    45 Ribbonflow: A new technology for polyurethane-covered roll manufacture, Jian Ai Delvecchio and Ronald Fuest, Uniroyal Chemical Co. Inc., USA
    47 High-strength PU sealants for car window glass, Yang Jian 'en, Shandong Chemical Factory, PR China
    48 Water-based polyurethane adhesives, Ye Qingxuan and Lu Dongzhen, Liming Research Institute of Chemical Industry, Luoyang, PR China
    49 New water-based polyurethanes and their applications, Youlu Duan, H.B. Fuller, USA
    50 Development of polyisocyanates for adhesive application in China, Cong Hengzi, Dalian Dyestuff Factory, PR China
    51 Manufacture and application of polytetramethylene ether glycol - Recent developments, Zhang Afang, Research Institute of Chemistry, the Academy of Sciences of Henan, PR China
    52 TDI: A versatile building block in CASE applications, Ernesto Ochiello and A. Petrone, EniChem SpA, Italy



    A further PU China event is being planned for 2000. This will probably also be in Shanghai, depending on feedback from the participants in the 1998 event.

    China remains of great interest, however, and we offer continuing marketing opportunities through the Chinese language edition of Urethanes Technology, which is published twice a year in April and October.

    If you wish to receive details of this or the PU China 2000 conference & exhibition, or to submit an outline for a paper, please e-mail our conference department, or write to

    PU China 2000
    Crain Communications Ltd
    New Garden House
    78 Hatton Garden
    London
    EC1N 8JQ
    UK

    Tel: +44 (0)171 457 1400
    Fax: +44 (0)171 457 1440

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