alloys

Researchers unveiled an LPBF aluminum alloy that stays strong and creep resistant up to 400C with no heat treatment. The post LPBF Aluminum Alloy Adds Heat Resistance And Ductility appeared on Fabbaloo .

I'm 12 and i theorized on a new alloy and was wondering if it is actually practical, it would be mainly used for blades such as Japanese Katanas as it's first inspiration. I originally got this alloy from me questioning if soda can lids were sharp. This alloy has a titanium core/base that i... Read more

The program System Failure on Radio 3, RNE, has interviewed our director, Prof. José Manuel Torralba, about how artificial intelligence can be used to develop more efficient and sustainable alloys, thereby revolutionizing the world of materials.

The PhD defence will take place in the “Padre Soler” Building (Leganés Campus) of the Carlos III University of Leganes (UC3M) The dissertation is titled «Developing new high entropy alloys for high temperature applications using advanced powder metallurgy routes and additive manufacturing». It has been advised by Prof. José Manuel Torralba, Director of IMDEA Materials. […]

Abstract: Magnesium alloys, known for their low density and high strength-to-weight ratio, are increasingly important in the aerospace and automotive industries. Understanding the static recrystallisation (SRX) behaviour of these alloys is crucial for optimizing their mechanical properties and manufacturability. This seminar will explore the fundamental mechanisms of SRX in magnesium alloys via u…

Alloys, which are materials such as steel that are made by combining two or more metallic elements, are among the underpinnings of contemporary life. They are essential for buildings, transportation, appliances and tools — including, very likely, the device you are using to read this story. In applying alloys, engineers have faced an age-old trade-off . . .

Abstract: Aluminum alloys have been the primary material of choice for structural components of aircraft,among which Al-Li, Al-Ni, Al-Co and Al-Cu alloy have attracted much attention due to theirexceptional fracture toughness, corrosion resistance and so on. Understanding the relationshipsamong composition, processing, microstructural characteristics and properties can improvestrength and ductili…

Learn more about the history of this material and how it is used in manufacturing today.

Are you having a tough time figuring out how to hold a fragile part during machining steps? I have an idea for you: hold it with a fusible alloy. “Fusible Alloys” refers to a family of low-melting point alloys. These are often indium or bismuth-based, and some melt near room temperature. The post Fusible Alloys appeared first on indiumcorporation .

So, high-reliability alloys: what does that mean and why? The "what" is actually pretty easy in this case. Alloys such as Indalloy®292 are used to improve thermal cycling performance. The post Indalloy®292 – A new world of 7 part alloys appeared first on indiumcorporation .

Strong, lightweight aluminum-copper alloys have been used in aircraft and automotive designs for decades, but little is known about their structural mechanisms during deformation. Recent Arizona State University materials science doctoral graduate Shashank Kaira set out to find answers. His research, published in the journal Acta Materialia , earned a competitive Acta Student Award for the impact…

MSE SEMINAR Friday, September 14, 2012 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm Room 610, M&M Building Thomas A. Lograsso, ’86 Division of Materials Sciences and Engineering, Ames Laboratory Iowa State University, Ames, IA Thomas A. Lograsso Abstract September 14, 2012