Lindberg ships two gas-fired furnaces to the manufacturing Industry

March 9, 2021
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Lindberg ships two gas-fired furnaces to the manufacturing Industry

Lindberg, Michigan, announced the shipment of two gas-fired hardening and tempering furnaces to the manufacturing industry. These large-capacity box furnaces will be used for the normalizing, austenitizing, and tempering of forged components.

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Ipsen’s new PdMetrics feature offers additional diagnostics


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Ipsen’s new PdMetrics feature offers additional diagnostics

Ipsen, Cherry Valley, Illinois launched new features on its PdMetrics dashboard that monitors incoming three-phase utilities, voltage, and frequency on Ipsen’s Titan 2.0 vacuum furnaces. This addition offers further diagnostics for the diffusion pump heater assembly.

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Harper International completes factory acceptance testing at 2000°C of graphite rotary tube furnace

December 8, 2020
Source: ASM International

Harper International completes factory acceptance testing at 2000°C of graphite rotary tube furnace

Harper International, Buffalo, N.Y., has successfully completed factory acceptance testing of a new continuous, graphite rotary tube furnace at 2000°C for a global chemical manufacturer. The furnace will process refractory metal powders in hydrogen and inert atmospheres.

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One Minute Mentor: Carbonitriding

January 3, 2020
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One Minute Mentor: Carbonitriding

In addition to having many of the same benefits as carburizing, carbonitriding also has the added benefit of nitrogen diffused in the surface layer, which stabilizes retained austenite.

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Novelis and Georgia Institute of Technology establish aluminum innovation Hub

August 26, 2019
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Novelis Inc., Atlanta, announces a new collaboration with the Georgia Institute of Technology in which it will invest $2.5 million to establish a Novelis Innovation Hub to promote aluminum basic and translational research, innovative business models, and related educational endeavors. It will serve as a cross-functional hub connecting Novelis' technical and business innovators with Georgia Tech's students and faculty. The company has committed $2.5 million to initiate research, and for faculty, student, and educational program support.

 

With the Novelis funding, Georgia Tech intends to recruit a senior interdisciplinary faculty member to serve as the director of the Novelis Innovation Hub. The director is expected to be identified and in place by the 2020 academic year.

 

Under the terms of the agreement, Novelis will annually identify sponsored research and/or provide a list of innovation needs, for which Georgia Tech faculty will be invited to offer proposals. An advisory board comprised of representatives from Georgia Tech and Novelis will evaluate the proposals that utilize the Novelis funding and external funding opportunities, as well as foster future technology collaborations.

 

"Our combined efforts will advance our mission to lead the aluminum industry as the partner of choice for innovative solutions,” says Todd Summe, Novelis  Chief Research and Development Officer. “At the same time, we are helping fill the industry's talent pipeline with outstanding innovators. We see this as just the next step in our partnership, which can serve as a model for transformative innovation across Novelis, the Aditya Birla Group, and our industry at large."

 

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Novelis and Georgia Institute of Technology establish aluminum innovation Hub

Novelis Inc., Atlanta, announces a new collaboration with the Georgia Institute of Technology in which it will invest $2.5 million to establish a Novelis Innovation Hub to promote aluminum basic and translational research, innovative business models, and related educational endeavors.

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Get the latest on titanium brazing

August 4, 2017
Source: ASM International

Get the latest on titanium brazing

An article by one of the leading authorities on titanium brazing – vetted and accepted for publication in the peer-reviewed ASM Handbook, Volume 6, Welding, Brazing, and Soldering – is now available online in digital form. “Brazing of Conventional Titanium Alloys,” a comprehensive, fact-filled survey by industry expert Alexander E. Shapiro, Ph.D., Titanium Brazing Inc., offers in-depth analysis and practical advice on how to braze commercially pure and alloyed titanium with itself as well as with other materials such as copper, stainless steel, carbon steel, ceramics, graphite, and titanium aluminide.

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