Harper International, Cheektowaga, N.Y. and Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL), Tenn., were awarded funding for a project through the DOE’s Advanced Manufacturing Office’s HPC4Mfg Program.
Carbon fiber project partnership
Pulsed electron beams enable rapid deposition of Ga-La-S thin films
The University of Southampton, England, announces that a research group has developed a rapid deposition technology in which pulsed beams of electrons break up a gallium-lanthanum-sulfur (GLS) glass target material and deposit it as a thin film onto a substrate at a rate greater than 0.2 microns/minute.
One Minute Mentor: CA-6NM Stainless Steel Casting Alloy
A significant practical advantage of the CA-6NM stainless steel casting alloy is its relative freedom from the rapid drop in hardness when tempered above about 950°F.
How to Build the Wings for the Boeing 737
Building something as large as a 737 wing takes an even bigger machine.
Oxford Instruments develops SiC via etch for RF devices
Oxford Instruments, Concord, Mass., announces that it has developed a silicon carbide via plasma etch process based on its PlasmaPro100 Polaris etch system.