Center of Education and Training (CET)- is a Centre of Excellence of The Institute of Indian Foundrymen (IIF) to promote education and training activities among Indian Foundrymen, pertaining to metal casting and is located in Kolkata. The faculty comprises of Industry experts and other resource persons from all over the country
YOGYATA VIKAS is another CET IIF initiative which brings to foundry industry a unique training program for foundry workmen in English, Hindi, Tamil, Telegu, Kannada, Marathi, Gujarati and Bengali. Yogyata Vikas is a program exclusively designed to impart technical knowledge with practical orientation to young Entrepreneurs, your Foundry Staff i.e. Foundry Supervisors & workmen.
CET, IIF has prepared 18 Modules in Power Point slides on different foundry topics like
YV01-Casting Defects in Grey & SG Iron and their Remedies.
YV02- Melting Grey Iron, SG Iron and Steel in Induction Furnace.
YV03- Sand Quality and Testing.
YV04- Mould Making Processes.
YV05- Basic Metallurgy of Steel Castings
YV06- No Bake Resin, CO2 Sand System and Coatings
YV07- Defects in Steel Castings and their Remedies.
YV08- Metallurgy of Grey and SG Iron for Foundrymen
YV09-. Pattern-making and Methoding of Castings.
YV10- Melting Practice of Grey Iron by Induction Furnace
YV11- Production of SG Iron by Induction Furnace
YV12- Basic Metallurgy of Aluminium Alloy
YV13- Sand Casting process for Aluminium Casting
YV14- Sand Casting Defects of Aluminium Alloy & Remedies
YV15- Aluminium Gravity Die Casting Process
YV16- Defects & Remedies of Gravity Dig Casting
YV17- Aluminium High Pressure Die Casting Process
YV18- Defects & Remedies of Aluminium High Pressure Die Casting
The Modules have been written by foundry experts with over 40 years of shop floor experience.
Apart from above 18 Modules, CET has two more Modules prepared on:
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Investment Castings Technology.
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Foundry Technology for Non Foundrymen.
The Yogyata Vikas Modules have been translated in 8 Indian languages and till date 100 training programs have been conducted in over 64 foundries involving over 1850 workmen by Faculty members (Experienced and qualified foundrymen) all over India.
