The Department of Energy’ s Lawrence Berkeley and Oak Ridge National Laboratories announce that a new concept in metallic alloy design – called “high‐entropy alloys” – has yielded a multiple-element material that is strong at cryogenic temperatures.
Ipsen, Cherry Valley, Ill., developed and delivered a special atmosphere three-row pusher heat treating system that required comparatively little floor space and power consumption for a Mercedes-Benz facility.
Thermal Manufacturing Industries Advanced Technology Consortium Advanced thermal manufacturing technologies have the potential to improve the efficiency, productivity, and global competitiveness of a wide range of U.S. materials manufacturing and value-added end user industries. The Thermal Manufacturing Industries Advanced Technology Consortium (TMI ATC) is leading and coordinating a national initiative to develop and deploy advanced […]
Shape Memory and Superelasticity Shape Memory and Superelasticity: Advances in Science and Technology (SMJ) is the official journal of the International Organization on Shape Memory and Superelastic Technologies (SMST), an affiliate society of ASM International. The journal publishes original peer-reviewed papers that focus on shape memory materials research with contributions from materials science, experimental and […]
GT Advanced Technologies Inc., Merrimack, N.J., announces that solar modules incorporating its new Merlin metallization and interconnect technology have met the requirements of several important PV industry certification standards.
