Aluminum is truly the metal of modem life. As the sustainable material of choice, its applications span from everyday items like fuel-efficient vehicles, smart phones, zippers and foil to wiring the nation's power grid and housing the International Space Station. Being lightweight, durable and highly recyclable, aluminum has become an essential element of daily life.
Now, Economic considerations drive us to produce lower-cost metal (recycling) and improvised process mainly driven by the selection of alloy, process, and product form to the low-cost functional alternative. Our relentless efforts in the areas of assimilating information, operating practices, experience from different industries, enhancing industries-institute interactions is the best way to get enriched through different activities in highlighting emerging challenges and opportunities.
Conference on "Raw Materials for Aluminium Smelter - Opportunities and Challenges ahead" (RMAS-2015) on 21st and 22nd February 2015.
Indian Institute of Metal (IIM), Angul Chapter, is organizing an International conference “INALT’ 20” during 8th – 9th February’ 2020