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  • Invisible Armor for Steel: How hBN Coating Is Reinventing Metal Durability

    01/27/2024 5:58:17 AM PST · by Red Badger · 19 replies
    Scitech Daily ^ | JANUARY 26, 2024 | By OAK RIDGE NATIONAL LABORATORY
    Scientists applied a simple approach for growing hBN films on the surface of ubiquitous steels and other metal alloys to “armor” them and thus increase their capabilities. Credit: Adam Malin/ORNL, U.S. Dept. of Energy ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Hexagonal boron nitride coatings on metal alloys enhance durability, reduce friction, and protect against harsh conditions, paving the way for improvements in solar panels, semiconductors, and aerospace components. Researchers demonstrated that stainless steel and other metal alloys coated with hexagonal boron nitride, or hBN, exhibit non-stick or low-friction qualities along with improved long-term protection against harsh corrosion and high-temperature oxidation in air. Metal alloys —...
  • Revolutionary steel treatment paves the way for radically lighter, stronger, cheaper cars

    04/18/2016 12:15:38 AM PDT · by 2ndDivisionVet · 35 replies
    GizMag ^ | December 10, 2015 | Loz Blain
    Back in 2011, we wrote about a fascinating new way to heat-treat regular, cheap steel to endow it with an almost miraculous blend of characteristics. Radically cheaper, quicker and less energy-intensive to produce, Flash Bainite is stronger than titanium by weight, and ductile enough to be pressed into shape while cold without thinning or cracking. It's now being tested by three of the world's five largest car manufacturers, who are finding they can produce thinner structural car components that are between 30-50 percent lighter and cheaper than the steel they've been using, while maintaining the same performance is crash tests....
  • Mysterious 'Demonic' Ring Eating Away Boy's Finger

    02/22/2015 4:59:39 AM PST · by SWAMPSNIPER · 46 replies
    pulse.com.gh ^ | 02/20/15 | Daniel Russell
    Eric Buabeng, told Starr Fm that he found the ring by the roadside on his way home from church in November 2014 and picked it up. Buabeng said he wore the ring on his right index finger when he got home and felt the ring tightening up his finger.
  • New Magnesium Alloy is 35% lighter than Aluminum and 20-40% stronger!

    11/24/2006 8:00:41 AM PST · by stockpirate · 63 replies · 2,725+ views
    Stockpirate | November 24, 2006 | Stockpirate
    A new company is about to make it's debute with a super strong Magnesium Alloy. In testing the Magnesium Alloy AZ91 was rendered 20% stronger then Aluminum 6061 T6. This is basically unheard of in the light wieght alloy business. This new mixture of Magnesium can also be used in any manufacturing process that Aluminum presently can. Also, there are no issues with the Magnesium catching fire at high temptures. This means look for a comeback of real Mag wheels! If an aircraft were built using this new alloy it could weigh as must as 50% less then the same...
  • HEAD Launches Liquidmetal Skis for 2005/2006 Season at Munich Trade Show

    05/07/2006 6:26:43 PM PDT · by strategofr · 36 replies · 1,005+ views
    Business Wire ^ | February 9, 2005
    LAKE FOREST, Calif. -- Liquidmetal(R) Technologies Inc. (OTC:LQMT) announced today that the winter sports division of Head NV (NYSE:HED) has added a Liquidmetal line of skis to be offered for the 2005/2006 ski season. The ultimate energy return of the Liquidmetal alloy is incorporated within a Liquidmetal(R) jacket that covers the entire length of the ski core. Given the fact that the Liquidmetal alloy does not deform on impact, combined with the torsional stability of the HEAD Intelligence(TM) technology, designers are now able to offer a ski with increased response and power. Several of HEAD's ski lines will take advantage...