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  • Vinyl Siding and Accessories
    Article - 7 Nov 2001
    Vinyl cladding or siding is used in residential and light commercial applications. It has become a popular alternative due to its low cost, durability, versatility and low maintenance. Factors such as...
  • NGK Develops Electrically Conductive Aluminum Nitride
    News - 27 Jan 2004
    Since aluminum nitride (AlN) is an insulating material with the property of high thermal conductivity, it can be used as a heat dissipation substrate for semiconductor devices. A wafer heating...
  • Chromium Carbides
    Article - 31 May 2001
    Chromium carbide compounds are produced by an aluminothermic reaction. They have applications in wear resistant coatings, welding electrodes, thermal spray, cutting tools and can be an alternative for...
  • Magnesium Alloys - Zirconium Free Casting Alloys
    Article - 4 May 2001
    These alloys are light weight, high strength and cheaper than zirconium containing nagnesium alloys. They find applications in the aeropsace, automotive industries as well as electronics, sporting...
  • Copper Alloys - Brasses
    Article - 7 Feb 2001
    Brasses are alloys of copper and zinc (generally 5 to 40%). They are used for high pressure gas valves, gilding metals, plumbing systems and heat exchangers.
  • Properties and Applications of Bronze Alloys
    Article - 29 Jul 2024
    Bronze alloys, known for their durability and strength, feature a copper-tin composition with phosphorus and zinc. These versatile materials are essential in various engineering applications, offering...
  • Alloy-Coated Li Metal Anodes for Fast-Charging Li Metal Batteries
    News - 26 Jul 2024
    A recent article published in Batteries proposed depositing a thin LixSny alloy layer over a Li foil as an anode in all-solid-state Li metal batteries. This would enable fast charging and improve...
  • Exploiting Oxidation for Enhanced 3D-Printed Metal Performance
    News - 24 May 2024
    An NSF grant is given to Professor Changhong Ke from Binghamton University to explore the possibility of incorporating nanotubes into additively manufactured metals. Professor Changhong Ke will...
  • Revolutionizing Metal 3D Printing: Research Aims to Leverage Oxidation for Stronger Materials
    News - 23 May 2024
    New research from Binghamton University, State University of New York could revolutionize 3D printing and how engineers think about oxidation. When designing a mechanical system that includes metal,...
  • A Novel Battery Design that Offers Sustainability and High Energy Density
    News - 31 Oct 2023
    A group of scientists under the direction of Professor Dennis Y.C. Leung of the Mechanical Engineering Department at the University of Hong Kong (HKU) have developed a high-performance...

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