September 2004 features...
September 2004 features
New focus on chromium may sidestep alloy cost increases
As the cost of alloy additives rise, cheaper alternatives are sought
As the cost of alloy additives rise, cheaper alternatives are sought
A closer look at porous refractories
Penn State has found that the porosity of refractories can
be predicted
Measuring up to the task of quantifying grain size
How big is a hardmetal grain? Even experts have trouble here
Can do' approach gives PM answer to knotty problem
If answers are needed in PM, companies with R&D backup win
out
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