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Thyssenkrupp and Tata Steel merge in 50/50 joint venture to save ~$500 million/year

Thyssenkrupp, Germany, announces that it has agreed to the merger of its steelmaking business with India's Tata Steel, making the merged firm Europe's second biggest steelmaker.

Terves nanostructured non-flammable magnesium alloys are comparable to Al 7000

Terves LLC, Euclid, Ohio, announces that it has been selected by the U.S. Army and Missile Defense Agency to continue development of novel high-strength, non-flammable, nanostructured magnesium alloys for light-weighting applications.

Steel Dynamics to invest $140 million on new galvanizing line at Mississippi flat-roll plant

Steel Dynamics, Fort Wayne, Ind., announces plans to invest approximately $140 million to expand its offering of value-added flat-rolled steel products through the addition of a new galvanizing line at its plant in Columbus, Mississippi.

Arconic’s C6A1 aluminum alloy reduces door weight by 12 pounds in Jeep Wrangler

Arconic, New York, announces that it is supplying C6A1, a new proprietary and highly formable aluminum alloy, to FCA US LLC to shed weight and boost performance of its 2018 Jeep Wrangler.

ASM International Publishes New Handbook Dedicated to Nondestructive Evaluation

ASM International Publishes New Handbook Dedicated to Nondestructive Evaluation Invaluable Guide to Nondestructive Evaluation Practice and Interpretation MATERIALS PARK, OHIO— Nondestructive evaluation (NDE) is an area of science and technology that is increasingly important to the field of engineering. NDE is an interdisciplinary endeavor that brings together the expertise of materials science and metrology, along with the underlying physics for inspection methods, as well as statistics, computers, robotics, and software. The adoption of advanced manufacturing requires new metrology tools and methods to provide data for assessing new materials including powder metals (as used in additive manufacturing) and various composites.

ARL’s nanogalvanic aluminum powder mixed with water rapidly generates hydrogen gas

The U.S. Army Research Laboratory (ARL) , Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md., announces that its researchers have developed a novel, structurally-stable, aluminum-base nanogalvanic alloy powder that reacts with water to produce hydrogen on-demand without a catalyst.