期刊名称：INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF CAST METALS RESEARCH
 期刊简介(About the journal)
投稿须知(Instructions to Authors)
编辑部信息(Editorial Board)
About the journal
The International Journal of Cast Metals Research (formerly Cast Metals) is the only specialised peer-review journal in the field of solidification and casting research. It is the main journal used by those working in the science and engineering of cast metals and the casting process.
The journal has a two tier referee system, ensuring the highest quality of published papers. Professor Brian Cantor of the University of Oxford heads the highly esteemed international Editorial Board, which comprises leading academics and researchers in the field.
Castings Technology International underwrites the costs of producing the journal with sponsorship from The Japan Foundry Engineering Society and The Korean Foundrymen’s Society. This allows companies, further education institutes and individuals access to the results of R&D programmes throughout the world, at minimal cost.
Instructions to Authors
Submissions
Papers submitted for publication must be in English and should be sent in triplicate (including figures and photographs) to:
Managing Editor, International Journal of Cast Metals Research, Castings Technology International, 7 East Bank Rd, Sheffield,
S2 3PT, UK
or can be emailed to r.hodkin@castingstechnology.com
All papers submitted for publication must report original work, comments on previously published papers or observations on the latest practices and processes. There is no limit on the length of articles, and both short notes and review articles are welcomed. All papers are sent to two independent referees and authors will be informed of the outcome as soon as possible.
Manuscripts should be typed, double- spaced, on one side of the paper only. The order of the paper should be (a) title page (b) summary (approximately 150 words) (c) text (d) references (e) appendices (f) tables and (g) figure captions. The title page must include the title of the paper, authors’ names, current places of work, and notice of where the work was carried out, if different. Headings and sub-headings in the main text must be clearly indicated.
Disk specification
Papers can be accepted on floppy disk in:
Word perfect 5.1 (preferred software), MS Word or ASCII format
The hard copy should reflect exactly what is on the disk. If any special characters are in the files, a list of the codes used for these must be supplied so that the characters can be translated successfully on disk conversion.
Electronic Artwork
Electronic artwork can be accepted as:
EPS with a PC preview, Tiffs with a PC preview
Each image should be saved with a minimum amount of white space. All fonts and logos should be embedded as part of the file. EPS images should be scaled to the required finished size. A hard copy print out of all graphics should also be included.
Electronic graphics can be supplied on the following media: 44mb or 88mb PC or Mac formatted Syquest cartridges, 1.2mb PC or Mac formatted floppy discs or, if possible, CDs.
The following compression / decompression software can be used:
Mac – Stuff-it, Zip-it, Disk Doubler
PC- PkZip, ARJ
Units, Symbols and Abbreviations
SI units should be used unless there is a good case to the contrary. All Greek symbols should be identified in pencil in the margin. All abbreviations should be spelt out in full (with the abbreviation in parentheses) the first time they appear in the text.
References
All references in the reference list must appear sequentially in the text, where they should be indicated by superscript numbers, after punctuation, e.g. 11,12
References to articles in journals should be presented in the following manner:
Author names (initials first), "Title of the paper", Name of Journal, Year of publication, Volume number, Page numbers
Example
I.L. Svensson and P. Schmidt, "Thermal expansion of gases at the metal/mould interface in permanent-mould casting", Cast Metals, 1993, 6, 127-130.
References to books and conference proceedings should be presented in the following manner:
Author names (initials first) , Title of Book or Conference Paper, Edited by name (Publisher of Book or Conference, Place of Publication, Year of publication), page numbers.
Example
W.J. Jackson & M.W. Hubbard, Steelmaking for steelfounders (Steel Castings Research and Trade Association, Sheffield 1979) pp.121-142.
Tables
Tables must be numbered and referred to sequentially in the text. Tables must have a descriptive caption.
Figure captions
All figures, photographs and photomicrographs must have a sequential number, a descriptive caption and must be mentioned in the text in the correct order. The captions should be listed separately and not included in the drawing.
Figures
Line drawings should be drawn in black ink on white paper or tracing paper. Lettering, lines and symbols on figures must be capable of being reduced to a final figure width of 80mm. Papers will not be accepted unless suitable figures are supplied.
Photographs and photomicrographs
For best results, photographs should be in black and white and with good contrast. Photomicrographs should not bear the legend "magnification x100" or similar. Instead a scale bar should be superimposed on the print. All photographs should have the figure number marked lightly on the back and must be referred to in the text.
Copyright
It is a condition of publication that, on publication, all papers become the publishers copyright. This does not affect the intellectual property rights of the authors.
Proofs
Authors will receive one set of proofs for correction following typesetting of their paper. Corrections should be confined to printer’s errors. Any other alterations that require extensive resetting may be charged to the author. A second set of proofs will not normally be supplied.
Offprints
Authors will receive 25 offprints of their articles free of charge. Additional copies can be ordered at cost.
Editorial Board
Prof. B. Cantor (Chairman) University of Oxford, UK
Prof. D. Apelian Metals Processing Institute, USA
Prof. L. Arnberg Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Prof. C. Beckermann The University of Iowa, USA
Prof. J.T.Berry Mississippi State University, USA
Prof. J. Campbell University of Birmingham, UK
Prof. C.O. Choi Dong-A University, South Korea
Prof. J Dantzig University of Illinois, USA
Prof. B.K. Dhindaw Indian Institute of Technology, India
Mr M.J. Fallon Castings Development Centre, UK
Prof. J.E. Gruzleski McGill University, Canada
Dr. R.A. Harding University of Birmingham, UK
Prof C.P. Hong Yonsei University, Korea
Dr. J.D. Hunt University of Oxford, UK
Prof. L. Katgerman Delft University of Technology, Netherlands
Dr. S. Katz S. Katz Associates Inc, USA
Prof. Z.H. Lee KAIST University, Korea
Prof. Baicheng Liu Tsinghua University, China
Prof. T. Noguchi Hokkaido University, Japan
Prof. K. Ogi Kyushu University, Japan
Prof. R.D. Pehlke University of Michigan, USA
Prof. T.S. Piwonka University of Alabama, USA
Prof. M. Rappaz Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne, Switzerland
Prof. P.R. Sahm Geisserei Institut, Germany
Prof. J.M. Schissler Ecole National Superieure des Mines de Nancy, France
Prof. D.M. Stefanescu University of Alabama, USA
Prof. D. St John CAST, The University of Queensland, Australia
Prof. J.S. Suchy Technical University of Opole, Poland
Prof. I.L. Svensson J鰊k鰌ing University, Sweden
Prof. B. Thomas University of Illinois, USA
Prof. J.V.Wood University of Nottingham, UK
Board of Governers
Prof. I . Ohnaka (Chairman) Japan Foundry Engineering Society
Prof H Nomura, Japan Foundry Engineering Society
Dr M.C. Ashton, Castings Technology International
Dr P.M. Haigh, Castings Technology International
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