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Proceedings of the Seminar on Rolling, Metal Forming and Products


ISSN 2594-5297

 

Submission Guidelines

G U I D E L I N E S

Important information

1.  Reading the documents GENERAL CONDITIONS – Presentation of technical-scientific papers and the STANDARDS FOR PAPER SUBMISSION.

2.  The information submitted is the sole responsibility of the authors and will be used to feed the event program and the ABM Proceedings website.

3.  All papers will be evaluated according to the ASSESSMENT CRITERIA FOR COMPLETE PAPERS and may be rejected or requested for improvement, in which case a maximum of five (5) days will be allowed for response.

4.  For approved papers, the event template for the presentation will be sent, and its use is mandatory.

5.  The text of the slides (PPT) and posters must be in English.

6.  Advance submission of the presentation (PPT) to ABM is mandatory for oral sessions.

7.  The presentation of the paper on the day of the event may be given in Portuguese, English, or Spanish, provided that the slides and posters are in English.

8.  It is mandatory that the presentation of the paper in the technical session be delivered by an author listed in the full paper.

9.  The presentation of an undergraduate research paper must be delivered by an undergraduate student listed as an author in the full paper.

10. Poster session papers that are not accompanied by the presenter will be considered NO SHOW and will not be published.

11. The same presenter may only present a maximum of two (2) papers per session of the same event, and a maximum of ten (10) papers in all technical sessions of ABM Week.

12. Only paper authorized by the author and effectively presented in a technical session will be published in the ABM Proceedings.

13. Paper presented by a person not listed as an author will not be published in the ABM Proceedings, nor will it receive a certificate of presentation.

14. Only paper presented at the event may compete for sponsored awards, in accordance with the Regulations – Technical Recognition Awards.

Knowledge Areas

—  Undergraduate Research

—  Maintenance and Project Engineering

—  Melting, Refining and Solidification

—  Mining

—  Automation and IT

—  Molds, Dies and Tools

—  Forming Processes and Metal Products

—  Ore Agglomeration

—  Energy and Utilities

—  Fundamentals and Metallurgical Processes

—  Circular Economy and Sustainability

—  Ore and Raw Materials Reduction

—  Logistics, Procurement and PCP

—  Polymer, Composite and Ceramic Materials