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US creates almost indestructible metal foam for nuclear reactors, extreme engines
Potential uses for CMFs are diverse, spanning applications from aircraft wings to various forms of vehicle and body armor.
As the industry faces escalating waste volumes, heavier equipment, and increasing sustainability expectations, flooring ...
New research shows that composite metal foam (CMF) is incredibly resilient at high temperatures, able to withstand repeated ...
Sir Ernest Shackleton's polar ship, Endurance, was considered to be the strongest of its time but the vessel had significant ...
New research shows that composite metal foam (CMF) is incredibly resilient at high temperatures, able to withstand repeated ...
Australian researchers have used cardboard, water and soil to create a strong construction material with low carbon emissions ...
The startup is using waste materials and alternative fuels to make cement, slashing greenhouse gas emissions in a polluting ...
The event is a forum with the aim of promoting practical solutions to the challenges of plastics and composites recycling.
ReForm’s pultrusion technology with Avient’s composite materials enables curved continuous fiber TPC profiles demonstrated in ...
EXEED has set a new benchmark for electric vehicle safety by completing the Middle East’s first live fire battery safety ...
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