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  • United Performance Metals
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    United Performance Metals (UPM), an O’Neal Industries affiliate company, is a specialty metals solutions center serving customers in a variety of industries including aerospace, defense, space,...
  • Powder Metallurgy - Powder Production
    Article - 28 Feb 2001
    Powders suitable for powder metallurgy processes can be manufactured using techniques such as reduction of oxides, atomisation, production from carbonyl derivitives, electrolytic production and...
  • New Process to Make Petroleum Products Using Cheaper Metals
    News - 22 Oct 2013
    The ancient alchemists sought to transform base metals, like lead, into precious gold. Now a new process developed at the University of Illinois at Chicago suggests that base metals may be worth more...
  • Microwave Sintering of Metals
    Article - 9 Oct 2001
    Metallic powders are good absorbers of microwaves and can be sintered by microwave radiation. Processing in this way has advantages over conventional methods including faster and more energy efficient...
  • Titanium Alloys for Chemical and Petroleum Plants and Systems
    Article - 10 Jan 2003
    The performance of titanium, or more specifically, the stability of the titanium oxide film in various environments is outlined. Some environments include chlorine, water, mineral acids, salt...
  • Analyzing Feedstock and Metal Powders with the Eltra Elementrac Series
    Article - 21 Jul 2021
    Raw materials for additive manufacturing are usually some form of metal powder, also often known as feedstock. Eltra's new Elementrac series characterizes these powders via analyzing a number of...
  • BN Nanorod Production Using Mechanical Alloying
    Article - 12 Jan 2006
    Mechanical alloying techniques have been used to produce BN nanorods based on elemental boron powders and nitrogen gas. The results indicate that Fe and Si additions enhance the BN nanorods production...
  • New Approach to Convert Carbon Dioxide into Higher Value Multicarbon Products
    News - 19 Oct 2022
    The Science Scientists can convert carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas, into higher value multicarbon products, seen as intermediates for potential fuels. In this research, scientists examined a new...
  • New Theory Helps Improve Quality of Materials’ Growth
    News - 5 Sep 2012
    A new study by scientists at Rice University on the growth of graphene in chemical vapor deposition (CVD) furnace paves way to improve the quality of materials’ growth. The study findings have...
  • Determination of Sulfur and Carbon in Steel Plants and Foundries
    Article - 30 Jun 2018
    This article takes a look at the determination of sulfur and carbon in steel foundries and plants.

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