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The first World Filtration Congress, held in 1974, was informally coordinated by a number of individual organizations, each acting independently. In 1990, INDEFI - International Delegates on Filtration - was created as an umbrella body to coordinate and widen the competition to organize future Congresses. WFC10 was very sucessfully held in Germany and attended by 750 delegates from 45 countries, 150 exhibitors and a total of 2400 participants.
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| 2008 |
WFC10 |
Leipzig |
Germany |
VDI-Society for Chemical & Process Engineering - www.wfc10.de |
| 2004 |
WFC 9 |
New Orleans |
USA |
AFS - American Filtration Society |
| 2000 |
WFC 8 |
Brighton |
Great Britain |
Filtration Society |
| 1996 |
WFC 7 |
Budapest |
Hungary |
Hungarian Chemical Society |
| 1993 |
WFC 6 |
Nagoya |
Japan |
Japanese Filtration Association |
| 1990 |
WFC 5 |
Nice |
France |
SFF - Societe Francaise de Filtration |
| 1986 |
WFC 4 |
Ostende |
Belgium |
KVIV |
| 1982 |
WFC 3 |
Wilmington |
USA |
AFS - American Filtration Society |
| 1978 |
WFC 2 |
London |
Great Britain |
Filtration Society |
| 1974 |
WFC 1 |
Paris |
France |
SFF - Societe Francaise de Filtration |
Proposals to host a future WFC Congress are accepted only from registered Members of INDEFI and the applying organization must provide evidence that the organizing team has the experience and resources to stage a major world conference.
Membership of INDEFI is open to Filtration Societies that have the science and technology of filtration and separation as their principal activity. Only one member is permitted per country. At present there are 12 Member Filtration Societies. Societies who are interested in applying for membership to INDEFI should indicate their principle activities in filtration and separation as well as their membership and contact Prof. Wilhelm Höflinger, Chairman of INDEFI from April 2008 to April 2012, at info@wfc11.at

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