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  • Biocomposites - Bone Cement, Hydroxyapatite and Biomimetic Composites for Bone Repair
    Article - 14 Sep 2004
    The mechanical properties of hydroxyapatite are generally considered insufficient to be used in a monolithic form. Thus researchers have been working on composites to compensate for this. Some of the...
  • New Technology Paves the Way for Recycling Polymer Matrix Composites - News Item
    Article - 15 May 2003
    With increasing demand on manufacturers for recycling of composites, in particular automotive composites, technology has been developed by the University of Leeds to assist in this area. The...
  • Worlds First Illuminated Plastic Parts
    Article - 3 Apr 2003
    Bayer have developed the worlds first illuminated polymer parts. The all-in-one assemblies have a smart outer skin which generates light when a voltage is applied. Potential uses for this material are...
  • Steels - Killed Steels
    Article - 14 Oct 2002
    Dissolved oxygen in molten steel can react with carbon to form carbon monoxide bubbles. This can be prevented by adding deoxidising agents. Completely deoxidised steels are called killed steels. The...
  • Materials Analysis by Single Spark Evaluation Spectroscopy
    Article - 23 Sep 2002
    Single Spark Evaluation provides a fast an economical alternative to conventional metallographic analysis techniques for the determination of chemical composition. The technique is described and how...
  • Concrete Roof Tiles
    Article - 18 Sep 2002
    Concrete roof tiles can now be manufactured to look like many other types of roofing materials. Described herein are the origins of concrete roofing, production methods, use of pigments, efflorescence...
  • Graphite (C) - Classifications, Properties & Applications
    Article - 10 Sep 2002
    Graphite is a distinct material, displaying properties of both metals and non-metals. It is typically grayish-black in color, opaque, and has a radiant black sheen.
  • Physical Vapour Deposition (PVD) - An Introduction
    Article - 6 Aug 2002
    Physical vapour deposition (PVD) is a coating process that involves evaporation and deposition of a material. It is used in a range of industries for applications such as improving hardness, wear...
  • Polymer Matrix Composites - Additives
    Article - 5 Jun 2002
    Additives can provide a third phase to polymer matrix composites in addition to the reinforcement and matrix phases. Such materials may include fillers, fire retardants or external additives which can...
  • Aluminium - Aluminium Foil Production
    Article - 28 May 2002
    A quick look at the process of manufacturing aluminium foil. Starting from aluminium raw materials, mining, processing, rolling and annealing. Also provided are foil thicknesses for a range of common...

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