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UK: Researchers develop new alloy composite process

The University of Exeter reports that a research team at its Centre for Additive Layer Manufacturing has developed a new method for making aluminium composite parts by mixing a combination of relatively inexpensive powders. Combining these elements causes a reaction which results in the production of nanoparticles 600 times smaller than the width It’s time to log in … Continued

The University of Exeter reports that a research team at its Centre for Additive Layer Manufacturing has developed a new method for making aluminium composite parts by mixing a combination of relatively inexpensive powders. Combining these elements causes a reaction which results in the production of nanoparticles 600 times smaller than the width

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