3rd Malaysia-Japan Tribology Symposium
The 3rd Malaysia-Japan Tribology Symposium, was held on 12-14 November 2014 as part of MJIIT-JUC Joint International Symposium 2014 (MJJIS 2014).
Schedule
12th November 2014 | ||
8.30am | Registration | Dewan Jumaah |
9.30am – 10.00am | Opening ceremony | Dewan Jumaah |
10.00am – 10.30am | Industrial talk | Dewan Jumaah |
10.30am – 11.10am | Coffee break | Dewan Besar |
11.10am – 12.50pm | Tribo session 1: Materials 1 | Bilik Kuliah 14 |
12.50pm – 2.00pm | Lunch | Dewan Besar |
2.00pm – 3.40pm | Tribo session 2: Lubrication 1 | Bilik Kuliah 14 |
3.40pm – 4.00pm | Tea break | IBS Banquet Hall, Level 12, Razak Tower |
4.00pm – 5.40pm | Tribo session 3: Fundamentals and Applications | Bilik Kuliah 14 |
8.00pm – 10.00pm | MJIIT Dinner | Intercontinental Hotel Kuala Lumpur |
13th November 2014 | ||
8.30am | Registration | Dewan Jumaah |
9.40am – 10.40am | Keynote speech | Dewan Jumaah |
10.40am – 11.00am | Coffee break | Dewan Besar |
11.00am – 12.50pm | Special Symposium: Education of Tribology | Bilik Kuliah 14 |
12.50pm – 2.00pm | Lunch | Dewan Besar |
2.00pm – 3.40pm | Tribo session 4: Materials 2 | Bilik Kuliah 14 |
3.40pm – 4.00pm | Tea break | IBS Banquet Hall, Level 12, Razak Tower |
4.00pm – 5.40pm | Tribo session 5: Lubrication 2 | Bilik Kuliah 14 |
14th November 2014 | ||
2.30pm – 3.30pm | Bus ride to Palm Oil Miling Technology Center (POMTEC) | Corus Hotel – POMTEC, Labu, Negeri Sembilan |
3.30pm – 5.00pm | POMTEC visit | POMTEC, Labu, Negeri Sembilan |
5.00pm – 6.00pm | Bus ride to Kuala Lumpur | POMTEC, Labu, Negeri Sembilan – Corus Hotel |
For the complete program (including the scheduled events for both MJJIS 2014 and MJTS 2014), please download the program (.pdf format). The file also contains valuable information, such as the map of Razak Tower, general map of the UTMKL campus and a region map highlighting the location of UTMKL campus and KLCC.
Lecture(s)
“Education of Tribology”, brought to you by invited speakers
1. “Introduction to MYTRIBOS” by Assoc Prof Dr Mariyam Jameelah bt Ghazali
2. “Educational activities in the Japanese Society of Tribologists” by Prof Dr Shinya Sasaki
3. “Tribology Education in Malaysia” by Assoc Prof Dr Salmiah Kasolang
4. “Innovative experience learning event through problem-solving game ‘Science of Friction & Puzzles: Can You Save the Earth?'” by Dr Alan Hase
Presentations
Session 1 – Materials 1 | ||
Noel Lo | Cavitation erosion of diamond like carbon coating tested in deionized water | Tokyo University of Science |
Moinuddin Quazi | Adhesion of PVD multilayer ceramic coating on AA7075-T6 aerospace alloy | University of Malaya |
Masatoshi Arai |
Realization of low frictional property of TiB2-MoS2 composite films with low MoS2 content
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Tokai University |
Mubashir Gulzar | Effect of piston material on piston skirt lubrication at initial engine start-up speed | University of Malaya |
Hatsuhiko Usami |
Tribological properties of molybdenum di-sulfide dispersed stainless steel using surface plastic flow process
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Meijo University |
Session 2 – Lubrication 1 | ||
Syahrullail Samion | The evaluation of modified surface curvature cup lubricated with palm kernel | Universiti Teknologi Malaysia |
Tomoaki Iwai |
Relation between tribological propertiesof rubber and surface roughness parameters under oil lubrication
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Kanazawa University |
Diyar I. Ahmed | Friction evaluation of eco-friendly bio lubricant | Universiti Teknologi MARA |
N.W.M. Zulkifli | Biobased lubricants: gearing up as engine oil for a green world | University of Malaya |
Session 3 – Fundamentals and Applications | ||
Yasuo Matsuzaki |
In-situ observation of plastic flow behaviour during scuffing by long time and short interval observation system
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Kyushu University |
Mariyam Jameelah Ghazali | Effect of second phase morphology on wear resistance of Fe-TiC composites | Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia |
Kenji Kuraishi | Personal authentication by comparison of ground reaction forces during walkin | Kanazawa University |
S.A. Adeleke |
Thin surface layers of iron-based alloys deposited by TIG hardfacing
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International Islamic University of Malaysia |
Zaid Subhi |
Analysis on the mechanism of humidity to influence the very early stage of sliding under different load
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Malaysia-Japan International Institute of Technology |
Session 4 – Materials 2 | ||
Hikaru Okubo | Frictional properties of DLC films in hydrogen conditions | Tokyo University of Science |
Kanae Yamamoto |
Friction properties of laminated composite materials of α-TCP-filled poly (vinyl alcohol) hydrogels
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Kanazawa University |
Noor Ayuma Mat Tahir |
The effect on friction coefficient and wear rate of palm kernel activated carbon-epoxy (PKAC-E) composite at different temperatures
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Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka |
H.A. Hassan |
Potentials of bio-adhesive effects on banana leaves for elevated temperature applications
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Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia |
Lei Zhang |
Investigation of wear and wear particles from shelf-aged crosslinked UHMWPE under different contact pressures
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Kyushu University |
Session 5 – Lubrication 2 | ||
M. Kamel Wan Ibrahim |
The tribological properties of Leucaena leucocephala seed oil as bio-lubricant
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Universiti Malaysia Sabah |
Kazuyuki Yagi | Hydrodynamic lubrication mechanism of textured surfaces based on moment balance | Kyushu University |
Arslan Ahmed |
Effects of cam shaft speed and lubricant temperature on lubricant film thickness between cam/tappet contact
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University of Malaya |
Syahrullail Samion |
Alternating metal forming lubricant: mineral oil-based to palm oil-based lubricant
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Universiti Teknologi Malaysia |
Mohd Zulfadhli b Shaari |
Tribological characteristic of palm oil bio-lubricant modified of titanium oxide nanoadditives
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Universiti Teknologi MARA |
Excellent Research Student Award Recipients
1. Moinuddin Quazi, University of Malaya, “Adhesion of PVD multilayer ceramic coating on AA7075-T6 aerospace alloy”
2. Kanae Yamamoto, Kanazawa University, “Friction properties of laminated composite materials of α-TCP-filled poly (vinyl alcohol) hydrogels”
3. Zaid Ali Subhi, Malaysia-Japan International Institute of Technology, “Analysis on the mechanism of humidity to influence the very early stage of sliding under different load”
Organizer
Tribology and Precision Machining Research Laboratory (TriPreM), Malaysia-Japan International Institute of Technology (MJIIT), University Teknologi Malaysia Kuala Lumpur (UTMKL)
Participating organizations
Malaysian Tribology Society (MYTRIBOS) (http://www.mytribos.org/)
Japanese Society of Tribologists (JAST) (http://www.tribology.jp/indexe.htm)