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  • Titanium Alloys - Alpha, Beta and Alpha-Beta Alloys
    Article - 24 Sep 2001
    Pure titanium exists in the alpha phase at room temperature and transforms to the beta phase at 882°C. The beta phase has many beneficial properties and can be frozen in using certain alloying...
  • Trends and Forecast Report on Global Ferroalloy Market
    News - 26 Dec 2014
    Growth in construction and automobile industries is expected to boost the overall demand for steel. This, in turn, is anticipated to drive the global ferroalloy market between 2014 and 2020....
  • New Alloy Vibration Dampers Demonstrate 10 Times Longer Fatigue Life
    News - 7 Jul 2014
    Takenaka Corporation, in collaboration with the National Institute for Materials Science (hereafter referred to as NIMS) and Awaji Materia Co., Ltd., jointly developed vibration dampers made of a new...
  • An Introduction to Pyrometallurgical Technologies
    Article - 8 Jun 2011
    In this interview, Professor Oleg Ostrovski discusses the pyrometallurgical routes used in the commercial production of steel, aluminium, metallurgical silicon, manganese, chromium, titanium, and many...
  • Development of Recycling-Friendly Aluminium Alloys Using Mathematical Models
    News - 12 Sep 2011
    Norwegian researchers are working on a five-year project that aims to develop more customized and recycling-friendly aluminium alloys using mathematical models. They are focusing on developing...
  • CO2-neutral Metallurgy for Ferrochromium Production
    News - 23 May 2024
    A recent article published in Scientific Reports proposed replacing fossil-based reducing agents with bio-based reducing agents to enable ferrochromium production through a potentially CO2-neutral...
  • Shape Memory Alloys Can be Applied for Building Industry Applications
    News - 23 Jun 2014
    When the frame of a pair of glasses is bent out of shape, it's not that easy to return it to its original form. If, however, your spectacles are made of a shape memory alloy then you don't...
  • What Is an Alloy?
    Article - 21 Aug 2024
    Alloys combine multiple elements to create materials with superior properties, essential for advancements in industries like aerospace and automotive.
  • Stainless Steels Alloying Elements
    Article - 23 Aug 2016
    Stainless steels contain several alloying elements that are in line with the specific composition and grade. The following sections describe the alloying additions and the reasons they are present,...
  • Copper-Silicon (CuSi) Master Alloy
    Article - 14 Dec 2012
    Master alloys are known as semi-finished products or base metals that include copper, nickel or aluminum combined with a higher percentage of one or two of other elements. These alloys are available...

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