The Department of Energy, Washington, has announced nine projects that will receive approximately $4 million in cost-shared federal funding to improve the technical, environmental, and economic performance of new and existing technologies that extract, separate, and recover rare earth elements from domestic U.S. coal and coal byproducts.
United States Steel, Kobe Steel to invest $400 million to galvanize high strength steels
United States Steel Corp., Pittsburgh, and Kobe Steel Ltd., Japan, will begin construction of a new continuous galvanizing line at their subsidiaries’ joint venture, Pro-Tec Coating Company in Leipsic, Ohio.
One Minute Mentor: Effects of Nitrocarburizing on Stainless Steel
Electrochemical measurements show that transpassivity (which is necessary for the onset of pitting) of expanded austenite occurs at appreciably higher applied voltages than for austenite with the same metallic composition but without nitrogen.
Linde to present new atmosphere mixing technology at Heat Treat 2017
2017-09-27 11:09]]> Linde LLC, Bridgewater, N.J., will detail field results on a new atmosphere mixing technology that can boost unit productivity and improve convection in heat treatment furnaces without the use of fans at Heat Treat 2017 in Columbus, October 24-27. The presentation is scheduled as follows: Heat Treatment with a Turbulent Twist on Thursday, October 26, […]
United Process Controls acquires Atmosphere Engineering to grow product portfolio
2017-09-27 10:58]]> United Process Controls, West Chester, Ohio, announces the acquisition of Atmosphere Engineering Company, Milwaukee, Wis., for its industrial flow control products, furnace control products, and data acquisition software, as well as its strong presence in North America, South America, and Europe. Atmosphere Engineering will bolster UPC’s product offering and technical competencies, adding brands […]