Call for Papers
Dear Researchers,
I hope this email finds you well. I am excited to inform you that I will be serving as a Guest Editor for a new Special Collection titled: "Special Collection on Sustainable Solid-State Technologies for Joining Similar and Dissimilar Polymers." This collection is set to be published by Sage Publishing in their esteemed journal "Advances in Mechanical Engineering," which is a JCR-ranked (impact factor 1.8 and CiteScore 3.4), peer-reviewed, Open Access journal. You can find more information about our collection and the journal in links below:
https://journals.sagepub.com/topic/collections-ade/ade-1-special_collection_on_sustainable_solid_state_technologies_for_joining?journalCode=ade
https://journals.sagepub.com/home/ADE
The motivation behind launching this Special Collection stems from the growing importance of enhancing product design flexibility through the efficient and practical utilization of various materials, particularly in engineering constructions. As polymer materials gain traction in structural applications, it becomes imperative to explore sustainable solid-state technologies for joining similar and dissimilar polymers. Through this collection, we aim to shed light on innovative techniques such as:
laser welding,
friction stir welding,
ultrasonic welding,
mechanical fasteners,
and adhesive bonding, among others
I am particularly keen to encourage papers focused on polymeric materials, sustainable practices, and advancements in joining technologies. Your expertise in these fileds leads me to believe that your latest research could significantly contribute to this collection.
I would like to extend an invitation to you to consider publishing your latest research in this Special Collection. If you are interested, please contact me with your suggested title, and I will be delighted to pass on your details to Sage so they may work with you toward publication.
As per Open Access publication requirements, please note that there will be a publication fee associated with this opportunity. However, the benefit lies in the increased visibility of your paper, as it will not only appear in the regular issue but also in the Special Collection, attracting a broader readership. Ongoing promotions for the Special Collection will ensure that your paper receives continuous views, downloads, and citations.
Should you have any questions or require further information, please do not hesitate to reach out to me.
I look forward to the possibility of collaborating with you and thank you for considering this invitation.
Sincerely,
Ahmad K Jassim Mahmoud Elsayed Hamed Aghajani Derazkola Andrzej Kubit Mohammed Al-Mosallam Arshad Noor Siddiquee Akshansh Mishra Jacek Tomków Hesamoddin Aghajani Derazkola Eyob Messele Sefene Murat Demiral D. E. Kaputkin Sif Eddine Belalia Jerzy Łabanowski Przemyslaw Podulka Przemyslaw Podulka ES Gadelmawla Ibrahim Mohammed Elewa Grzegorz Rogalski Haider Mahdi Lieth İdris Karagöz Jacek Tomków Mikhail Slobodyan Qahtan Adnan Jawad Mohamed Serier M. Korzeniowski
Call for Papers
Dear Researchers,
I hope this email finds you well. I am excited to inform you that I will be serving as a Guest Editor for a new Special Collection titled: "Special Collection on Sustainable Solid-State Technologies for Joining Similar and Dissimilar Polymers." This collection is set to be published by Sage Publishing in their esteemed journal "Advances in Mechanical Engineering," which is a JCR-ranked (impact factor 1.8 and CiteScore 3.4), peer-reviewed, Open Access journal. You can find more information about our collection and the journal in links below:
https://journals.sagepub.com/topic/collections-ade/ade-1-special_collection_on_sustainable_solid_state_technologies_for_joining?journalCode=ade
https://journals.sagepub.com/home/ADE
The motivation behind launching this Special Collection stems from the growing importance of enhancing product design flexibility through the efficient and practical utilization of various materials, particularly in engineering constructions. As polymer materials gain traction in structural applications, it becomes imperative to explore sustainable solid-state technologies for joining similar and dissimilar polymers. Through this collection, we aim to shed light on innovative techniques such as:
laser welding,
friction stir welding,
ultrasonic welding,
mechanical fasteners,
and adhesive bonding, among others
I am particularly keen to encourage papers focused on polymeric materials, sustainable practices, and advancements in joining technologies. Your expertise in these fileds leads me to believe that your latest research could significantly contribute to this collection.
I would like to extend an invitation to you to consider publishing your latest research in this Special Collection. If you are interested, please contact me with your suggested title, and I will be delighted to pass on your details to Sage so they may work with you toward publication.
As per Open Access publication requirements, please note that there will be a publication fee associated with this opportunity. However, the benefit lies in the increased visibility of your paper, as it will not only appear in the regular issue but also in the Special Collection, attracting a broader readership. Ongoing promotions for the Special Collection will ensure that your paper receives continuous views, downloads, and citations.
Should you have any questions or require further information, please do not hesitate to reach out to me.
I look forward to the possibility of collaborating with you and thank you for considering this invitation.
Sincerely,
Dear Raheem:
If you have a moment would you browse FuseRing.com?
We join metal w/ no HAZ, no fusion line. NOT friction. No stress riser. Have presented to nuclear societies in U.S., Canada, U.K., Japan etc.
Sincerely
Paul Cheng
FuseRing Inc.
Dear Paul Cheng
Thank you for your contribution to this discussion.
I visited your establishment website; the new technology is innovative.
As it is a solid-state joining method, the related articles are welcome in this collection.
We are looking for your contributions.
Hi Raheem:
What is the publication fee?
FuseRing has presented to ASME IX, 31, PVP, NACE...
Paul Cheng
Dear Paul Cheng
Thanks for your feedback
The APC for Advances in Mechanical Engineering journal is currently 2,650 USD.
There are two options for getting discounts or waivers, which can help you receive a full APC waiver.
1- Sage APC Waiver Policy for corresponding Authors residing in the countries described by the Research4Life program (Group A and Group B).
https://www.research4life.org/access/eligibility/
2- The Sage Choice program offers authors the option to make their articles freely available in Advances in Mechanical Engineering journal:
If your article has been accepted for publication in a subscription journal published by Sage and you wish to publish under the Sage Choice option, please email your request to [email protected].
However, the benefit lies in the increased visibility of your paper, as it will appear in the regular issue and the Special Collections, attracting a broader readership. Ongoing promotions for the Special Collection will ensure that your paper receives continuous views, downloads, and citations.
Best Regards
Dear Raheem:
I pay taxes in Canada.
No worries. I'll attempt to publish via Nuclear and Welding in the near future.
Sincerely
Paul Cheng
Enclose crystalline structure of what we are doing. Fine grained base to base. No HAZ.