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 Use of Modeling in Automobile and Aerospace Industry
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<a href="http://in.linkedin.com/in/bhalchandragore">Bhalchandra Gore</a>

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<b>Date:</b> Monday, 25 October 2010

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<b>Time:</b> </b> 14:30 &ndash; 16:00 PM
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<b>Venue:</b> Raman Auditorium,
<a href="http://physics.(none)">Department of Physics</a>
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  <b>Abstract</b>
  Modeling and simulations have become an integral part of the industrial
trial processes for design, manufacturing and maintenance of the products.
The demanding requirements on environmental cleanliness, fuel efficiency,
enhanced safety and comfort have posed newer challenges for the modelers.
The software based on these models offers higher level of innovation,
allows exploration and experimentation without involving real material
through simulations. The quality can therefore be insured before
manufacturing. Thus, modeling and simulations offer more reliable and cost
effective solutions.
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  <b>The Speaker</b>
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   Dr. <a href="http://in.linkedin.com/in/bhalchandragore">Bhalchandra Gore</a>
   holds a Ph.D. in Physics from <a href="(none)">Savitribai Phule Pune University</a>.
   He is currently an independent consultant to industry and a visiting faculty at the Centre.
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