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  • Laser Robot Welders Cut Millions from Turbine Repairs Costs
    News - 7 Dec 2005
    A new laser welding technique is repairing power station turbine rotor blades in minutes – rather than days – through advances in the way repair metals stick together. Called In Situ...
  • Military Technology Could See Polymer Bandages Used to Repair Civillian Bridges
    News - 16 Aug 2005
    Long polymer "bandages," designed so that troops could quickly repair or reinforce bridges to bear the weight of 113-ton military tank transport vehicles, now could be used to quickly and...
  • Competition - Team Uses Part of Pizza Box To Repair Vehicle
    News - 3 Aug 2005
    The University of Tulsa in July won the first international contest for model cars powered only by a chemical reaction. The TU team prevailed at the competition in Scotland despite travel delayed...
  • Shuttle to Test Starfire Repair Materials on Next Flight
    News - 13 Jul 2005
    A repair kit using Starfire Systems’ pre-ceramic polymers will be tested on the Space Shuttle Discovery scheduled to launch this Wednesday, July 13. The kit will be one of three methods...
  • Repairing Turbines with Metal Beads
    News - 3 May 2005
    It is often better to repair damaged machine parts rather than replace them. Turbine components are restored to service condition by means of laser-beam deposition welding. This technique, along with...
  • Biodegradable Polymer for Bone repair
    News - 25 May 2004
    A breakthrough in polymer development means that soon there may be a radical new treatment for people with broken bones - a special kind of material that can 'glue' the bone back together and...
  • Research Suggests New Way to Repair Cartilage Using Natural Polymers
    News - 9 Mar 2004
    Duke biomedical engineers have developed a technique to use a natural polymer to fill in and protect cartilage wounds within joints, and to provide supportive scaffolding for new cartilage growth....
  • Polymers that can Self Repair Cracks
    News - 5 Feb 2004
    An American team lead by Jeff Moore at the Beckmann Institute at the University of Illinois are developing an epoxy composite material that has the ability to cracks when they appear. Epoxy...
  • Industrial Chrome Plater Celebrates Milestone
    News - 22 Dec 2008
    Grease was in movie theaters; the first cell phone was introduced; Space Invaders invaded arcades; a gallon of gas was $.69; and Gene Garrod opened his cylinder repair shop. Three decades later Grease...
  • Boeing Signs Maintenance Agreement with Goodrich
    News - 24 Feb 2006
    Boeing has reached an agreement with Goodrich Aerostructures Service Center Asia (GASCA), a subsidiary of Goodrich Corp., for Goodrich to perform nacelle component repair and overhaul services on...

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