PROGRAMA INGENIERIA

INDUSTRIAL
VIGILANCIA TECNOLOGICA

2017-I

El documento presenta los resultados del análisis de vigilancia

tecnológica desarrollado en el programa de Ingenieria Industrial
Contenido
1 DEFINICION DE LA TEMATICA DE ANALISIS...................................................2
2 IDENTIFICACION DE TENDENCIAS.....................................................................3
3 ANÁLISIS DE OFERTA DE CONOCIMIENTO......................................................4
3.1 Fuentes clave de conocimiento SOURCE TITLE...............................................4
3.2 Localización de fuentes de conocimiento...........................................................4
3.2.1 Book series........................................................................................................4
3.2.2 Document types.................................................................................................4
3.2.3 Editors...............................................................................................................4
3.2.4 Funding agencies...............................................................................................4
3.2.5 Languages.........................................................................................................4
3.2.6 Organizations....................................................................................................4
3.2.7 Publications years.............................................................................................4
3.2.8 Reseach áreas....................................................................................................5
3.3 Centros de producción de conocimiento.............................................................5
3.4 Hallazgos en patentes.........................................................................................5
3.5 Actividades de negocios (Marketplaces).............................................................7
4 ANÁLISIS DE DEMANDA DE CONOCIMIENTO, EN GOOGLE TRENDS......9
4.1 Interes de buqueda..............................................................................................9
4.2 Análisis geográfico..............................................................................................9
4.3 Temas relacionados............................................................................................9
4.4 Consultas relacionadas.......................................................................................9
5 PRINCIPALES TEMÁTICAS A ANALIZAR EN EL FUTURO............................9
1 DEFINICION DE LA TEMATICA DE ANALISIS

Industrial Metalworking Processes:

Treatment of industrial wastewater contaminated with recalcitrant metal

working fluids by the photo-Fenton process as post-treatment for DAF

Metalworking fluids (MWFs) are generally used in manufacturing industries (e.g., tooling
industry). These fluids are deliberately added to applied water in metal machining
operations to cool and lubricate or inhibit rusting of contact place between machining tools
and working fragment. It also has other benefits, such as the removal of small metal
scraps by washing, tool protection against corrosion, tool life improvement, friction
diminution in fragment and tool interface, and altogether the final quality development of
products. Despite these advantages, MWFs is known as the main source of oily
wastewater in the metal industries sector with high chemical oxygen demand (COD),
approximately 10,000–100,000 mg/l. MWF formulations are chemically complex and
composed of base mineral oil, emulsifiers and surfactants, extreme pressure and anti-weld
agents, corrosion inhibitors, biocides (phenolic and aliphatic derivatives), foam inhibitors,
friction reduction agents, and alkaline reserve compounds. Owing to the presence of all
these compounds and microbial agents (bacteria and fungi), which have proven toxic
effects, MWFs are non-biodegradable and hazardous and are associated with diseases
such as cancer, skin disease, respiratory disease, and other diseases. It is estimated that
more than 2,000,000 m3 MWF are annually used worldwide and that wastewater volume
by dilution of MWFs prior to use could be ten times higher. Because of the complicated
chemical contents as trade secrets for MWFs producers, the disposal of related
wastewater is progressively difficult. Further, since the MWFs are categorized as
hazardous wastes along with relative toxicity to aquatic organisms, disposal options for
this oily waste is expensive.
For the disposal of used MWFs, conventional physical and chemical techniques or
minimization approaches are typically used, and generally have single or multiple stages,
depending on the stage of treatment needed. In the multiple stage systems, solids and oil
phase during the elementary phase is removed, and then the volume and COD loading are
reduced by the secondary stage. Finally, for compliance with severe discharge limits, post-
treatment is usually appropriate to develop the effluent quality. (Web of science 2016)
2 IDENTIFICACION DE TENDENCIAS

In this area there are many challenges as the technological characteristics of the
metalworking sector Maintain in our country for most of the uses.
Best practices at the global level are related to high speed machining and
Machining of five axes, the gradual elimination of purely mechanical processes, the
Labor-intensive processes, the use of new Special alloys, the reengineering of
production processes, the implementation of
Quality standards and the implementation of process simulation programs. (CCB,
2006)
Companies in the sector in Colombia are not at the forefront with these best
practices at despite the fact that today there is greater specialization of machinery
especially in electronics and the automation. The acquired technologies
concentrate on buying and updating,
Software for the development of production and administrative processes and
there is a Absence of technological modernization programs. This results in the Of
companies in the metal-mechanical sector is to have a very
Below the ideal.
In order to achieve greater competitiveness in an increasingly globalized scenario,
the study Of characterization raises the need for the development of new materials,
better processes and Adequate use of new technologies in the sector, including
everything related to welding, Of major technological advances at international
level.

3 ANÁLISIS DE OFERTA DE CONOCIMIENTO

3.1 Fuentes clave de conocimiento SOURCE TITLE

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3.2 Localización de fuentes de conocimiento

Industrial Metalworking Processes:

 Usa  Czech republic

 Mexico  Italy
 India  South korea
 Germany  Colombia
 Japan  Spain
 France  Slovenia
 Taiwan  Canada
 England
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3.3 Centros de producción de conocimiento

Industrial Metalworking Processes:

3.4 Hallazgos en patentes

Industrial Metalworking Processes:

1. Synergistic combinations of organic acid useful for controlling

microoganisms in industrial processes.

The invention relates to synergistic combinations of antimicrobials and methods of their

use for the control of microorganisms in industrial processes, materials, or products.
For the purposes of this specification, the meaning of “microorganisms” and “microbes”
includes, but is not limited to, bacteria, fungi, algae, protozoans, and viruses. Preferred
microbes against which the compositions of the invention are effective are bacteria.
Examples of undesirable bacteria include, but are not limited to, lactic acid producing
bacteria, acetic acid producing bacteria, and other bacteria which contaminate ethanol
fermentation processes. It is also understood that the microbes within aqueous systems
can be located suspended within the fluid (eg, planktonic) or localized on a surface in
contact with the aqueous system (eg, biofilms). The words and phrases “control”,
“microbial control”, “controlling”, and “antimicrobial efficacy” should be construed to include
within their meaning, without being limited to, inhibiting the growth of microbes, killing
microbes, disinfection, preservation, sanitization, or preventing the re-growth of microbes.

As used herein ppm is measured as mass per volume or 1 ppm equals 1 mg (active) per
liter.

As used herein the term “organic acid” is also referring to its salt.

Inventor
 Corinne E. Consalo 
 John S. Chapman 

Priority date
2013-03-15 

Filing date
2013-03-15 
Publication date
2017-01-31
 
Grant date
2017-01-31
2. Process for producing a hydrocarbon component
The invention relates to a process for producing a new type of high-quality hydrocarbon
base oil of biological origin. The process of the invention comprises ketonization,
hydrodeoxygenation, and isomerization steps. Fatty acids and/or fatty acid esters based
on a biological raw material are preferably used as the feedstock.

STATE OF THE ART

Base oils are commonly used for the production of lubricants, such as lubricating oils for
automotives, industrial lubricants and lubricating greases. They are also used as process
oils, white oils and metal working oils. Finished lubricants consist of two general
components, lubricating base oil and additives. Lubricating base oil is the major
constituent in these finished lubricants and contributes significantly to the properties of the
finished lubricant. In general, a few lubricating base oils are used to manufacture a wide
variety of finished lubricants by varying the mixtures of individual lubricating base oils and
individual additives.
Base oils according to the classification of the American Petroleum institute (API) Group III
or IV are used in high-quality lubricants, API base oil classification.

Inventor

 Jukka Myllyoja   Eija Koivusalmi 

 Juha Jakkula   Juha Moilanen 
 Pekka Aalto 

Priority date
2005-12-12 

Filing date
2013-02-01 

Publication date
2014-05-06
 

Grant date
2014-05-06

3. An automatic tool change metalworking machine tools

The utility model discloses an automatic tool change metalworking machine tools,
metalworking relates to the field, including a control mechanism, gantry and processing
units, the gantry includes two columns and a beam, there is provided on the monorail
beam arm type automatic tool change mechanism metal processing; the processing
station comprises a table body, the body set up in Taiwan and is provided on the lifting
mechanism lifts the platen; platen is provided with a blower and the retaining clips; the
monorail arm type automatic tool changer metal processing mechanism, lifting mechanism
and the control mechanism is controlled by a blower, this machine can process according
to the need to replace the tool and the workpiece may be time to adjust the height, change
the position of the processing, clearing and processing debris. he utility model aims to
provide a swing arm comprising monorail ATC metal processing mechanism capable of in
the process according to the need to replace the tool and the workpiece may be time to
adjust the height, change the position of the processing, clearing and processing broken
shoulder metalworking machine tools.

Inventor
 Liu Min
 Zhao Cheng
 Yang Tianqiao
 Sun Shujun

Priority date
2016-08-25 

Filing date
2016-08-25 
Publication date
2017-02-08
 

Grant date
2017-02-08

3.5 Actividades de negocios (Marketplaces)

Industrial metalworking processes

1. French manufacturer of microengineering parts in the field of

aeronautics and space is looking for manufacturing and
subcontracting agreements

The French company, highly specialised in high precision machining, microengineering

parts, offers its manufacturing and subcontracting services, to industrials or specialists
involved in aeronautics and space sectors.

They have been developing for over 30 years a sharp expertise in the field of machining
medical devices, production tooling, molds, tools and micro tools, dies, checking
fixtures,etc.

Their integrated design office can provide their clients assistance in the design,
development and industrialization of their devices.

Their production unit allows the production of complex parts, prototypes, small and
medium series, by EDM (electrical discharge machining) and wire EDM, CNC machining
centre on HSM centre (high speed machining centre), 5-axis and C-axis CNC lathes,
grinding.

A project culture and a staff made sensitive in the medical and aeronautical requirements,
evolving in a clean and air-conditioned environment, allows them to propose their clients
the global coverage of their products.

The company has developed its competencies in different sectors: aerospace, armament,
space, medical, automotive, food, building, publics works, electronic banking, electricity,
mechanical engineering, domestic appliance, industrial maintenance, maintenance for
metalworking, mainly in France, Germany, Netherlands, Switzerland.

2. Macedonian company offers automation and power electronic services

to partners through joint venture agreements

A Macedonian company, formed in 1992 with 16 employees, develops automation and

power electronic solutions and offers technologies for production of industrial prototypes.
The company produces new sophisticated innovative solutions in medical, electrical,
chemical, mining and food industry. It provides realization of old and new production lines.
It implements complete supervisory control and data acquisition systems, software and
fully automated production lines.
The company offers its services and technology solutions for production of industrial
prototypes according to the customer needs and preferences and ensures realization of
complete industrial processes and produces new sophisticated solutions.
The company has already developed several prototypes from different industries
according to the clients’ needs for the big companies from Europe.

The services offered are:

- automation and full process control of industrial plants,
- industrial lines and machines,
- fully customized automation systems covering all clients needs, combining multiple
technologies and software
- development of software for real time process control or data acquisition, as a whole
system or as a separate service
- services offered using plc software platforms involving ladder logic and c/c++ language
programming or some other programming language or standard.

The company owns a software department adjusted to develop custom-made industrial

prototypes according to the customer needs. It now offers its know-how in these process
technologies. It is interested to find industrial SMEs from the metalworking, metallurgy,
electrical, chemical, mining and food/beverage industry.
The company is interested in joint venture agreements for the development of effective
solutions and prototypes in different industries.

3. Italian metalworking company, acting as a subcontractor, seeks

agents in EU, or manufacturing agreements mainly for the OEM
refrigeration market

The Italian metalworking company is specialized in copper tubes machining, blanking of

metal parts and design and manufacturing of blanking dies. It is UNI EN ISO 9001 certified
and produces mechanical components supplied to customers which are major national
and international manufacturers, active mainly in the fields of electromechanical industry,
refrigeration, industrial kitchens, whiteware and all those sectors that utilize fluid control
solenoid valves, industrial filters, shut-off valves and similar items.
In order to extend its customers' portfolio, the company is looking for agents for its services
in EU.
The company, with experience in trans-national cooperation, needs the support of partners
acquainted with local markets, for commercial agency or manufacturing agreements, in the
following sectors: electro-mechanical industry, refrigeration, industrial kitchens, whiteware
and all those sectors that utilize fluid control solenoid valves, industrial filters, shut-off
valves and similar items.

(OVTT-Observatorio Virtual de Transferencia de Tecnología s.f.)

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5 PRINCIPALES TEMÁTICAS A ANALIZAR EN EL FUTURO

JAN ANDERSSON: There are clear trends that the economy is moving in the right
direction. Some industries, such as aerospace and energy, are moving faster, but
automotive is moving in the right direction, as well. That bodes well for tooling and
workholding.

JACK BURLEY: The growth of Industry 4.0, or the Internet of Things (IoT), is a
key trend and will have a profound influence on tooling and workholding as it
relates to the flow of information to machine tools and engineers/operators.
Sensors are becoming smaller and easier to install in all kinds of products—not just
cars and appliances. Smart tooling and workholding will provide real-time feedback
about problems such as vibration back to the machine control and send alerts to an
engineer that adjustments need to be made. Smart factories will require all
equipment and tooling to be Industry 4.0 capable.

BRENDT HOLDEN: Continued globalization will help manufacturing grow. Also,

increases in global population and wealth will allow for more things to be
manufactured and ultimately needed and purchased. The metalworking industry
will grow and profit from these trends, but the key question will be which
manufacturing companies will grow and profit? The companies that have prepared
themselves and have adopted highly productive machining practices will benefit
the most over the next five years, regardless of the parts of the world in which they
manufacture their products or do business.
BILL OBRAS: In general terms, the industry will experience two key trends during
the next five years—an acute need for skilled/trained labor and increased global
competitiveness in terms of pricing. In turn, these trends will continue to drive the
industry towards more machining automation, including such tasks as tool
assembly and setup, tool life monitoring, automatic cutting parameter adjustments,
in-process part inspection and real-time part-to-part corrections. With that said,
there will also be further implementation of sensors and smart chip technologies
that provide even more cutting and performance data and insight, thus allowing
manufacturers to build valuable databases that can help optimize machining
processes. The industry will also realize huge benefits through investment in
automation as well as on the redistribution of human resources from the traditional
machine operator to skilled programmers, cell designers, robotic experts and
database management personnel. Such investments will help reduce part costs,
improve yield rates and boost dimensional part consistency.