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  • Materials Used in Space Shuttle Thermal Protection Systems
    Article - 10 Oct 2014
    There were a vast number of challenges that NASA had to overcome when designing the Space Shuttle. This reusable spaceplane would make several trips to space carrying astronauts and payloads into low...
  • An Introduction to Precision Machining of Technical Ceramics
    Article - 15 May 2014
    Insaco specializes in diamond grinding of technical ceramics, offering precision machining and unbiased material selection for high-tech industries.
  • Measuring the Impact of Dopant on Grain Boundary Fracture Toughness
    Article - 29 Jan 2014
    There is a correlation between bulk mechanical properties of polycrystalline materials and the strength of individual grain boundaries at the micro- or nano-scale. The strength of the grain boundary...
  • Properties and Application of Indium Metal
    Article - 13 Aug 2013
    Carol Gowans, Incubator Market Manager, Indium Corporation talks to AZoM about the properties and application of Indium metal.
  • Application of Small Chamber Confocal Sputtering Equipment for R&D Purposes
    Article - 25 Jul 2013
    Sputtering is a well-known physical vapor deposition (PVD) method finding use in several product applications. While commercial sputter systems are designed for large scale production volume of proven...
  • Application of a Quart Crystal Monitor to Control Thin Film Deposition
    Article - 25 Jul 2013
    Thin Film Deposition is a vacuum process to apply coatings of pure materials over the surface of many different objects. The coatings or films typically have a thickness range of microns and angstroms...
  • Basic Principles for Effective Thin Film Coating
    Article - 25 Jul 2013
    The entire surface of substrates is sometimes applied with thin film coatings in the form of a continuous unbroken film. However, most of the times, the final form of whatever specific material is...
  • Summary on the Control of Thin Film Deposition
    Article - 25 Jul 2013
    Thin Film Deposition is a vacuum process that involves the application of coatings of pure materials over the surface of many different objects.
  • NILO 52 Alloys (UNS N14052)
    Article - 10 Jul 2013
    NILO is an alloy of nickel and iron, in which the nickel composition is varied as per the requirement. NILO alloys are categorized as controlled expansion alloys.
  • NILO K Alloys
    Article - 6 Aug 2013
    NILO is an alloy of nickel and iron, the amount of nickel varies with each type of alloy. NILO alloys are known as controlled-expansion alloys. All controlled-expansion alloys exhibit a low expansion...

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