News tagged aluminium
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Novelis aluminium powers sustainable Urban Regeneration at Milan’s Torre Seta
Novelis Inc., a leading sustainable aluminium solutions provider and world leader in aluminium rolling and recycling, has announced its contribution to the ambitious regeneration of Torre Seta, a landmark project redefining Milan’s architectural identity while prioritising safety and sustainability. The redevelopment follows the severe fire that damaged the building in August 2021 and led to […] The post Novelis aluminium powers sustainable Urban Regeneration at Milan’s Torre Seta appeared first on Architecture Magazine.
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New SFS Center Point System delivers speed, simplicity and precision across every installation
Building on its well-founded reputation as a manufacturer of cladding support systems and high-performance fasteners, SFS Group Fastening Technology has developed an advanced, user-friendly new fastening system for installing flat panels across both steel and aluminium sub-frames. Among the benefits of the patented Center Point System is the fact that it answers the challenge of […] The post New SFS Center Point System delivers speed, simplicity and precision across every installation appeared first on Architecture Magazine.
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Engineering the Invisible: Nikkiso, Aluminium and the Power of Partnership
Established in Australia for more than 25 years, Nikkiso designs, manufactures, installs and maintains equipment that stores and vaporises industrial gases, including liquid oxygen, nitrogen, argon and CO₂. The post Engineering the Invisible: Nikkiso, Aluminium and the Power of Partnership appeared first on The Australian National Construction Review.
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Hormuz blockade to push metal and cement prices up, consultant warns
Project owners should brace themselves for higher steel, aluminium, copper and cement prices if the closure of the Strait of Hormuz sparked by US and Israeli strikes on Iran continues,… The post Hormuz blockade to push metal and cement prices up, consultant warns appeared first on Global Construction Review.
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1950s Yorkshire aluminium bascule bridge set for off-site refurbishment to remedy corrosion
A 73-year-old aluminium bascule bridge that carries the road between Beverley and the village of Weel will be removed for a three-month off-site refurbishment after inspectors found corrosion and other defects. The post 1950s Yorkshire aluminium bascule bridge set for off-site refurbishment to remedy corrosion appeared first on New Civil Engineer.
Resources tagged aluminium
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bhadeshia123 - Sustainability of metals & their role in a circular economy, 13102021
There are approximately 2 billion tons of extremely useful metals produced each year but their production is associated with the emission of large amounts of greenhouse gases and pollutants. The lecture is about pathways for the sustainable use of structural metals, with reduced carbon-dioxide emissions, recycling, scrap-compatible alloy design, contaminant-tolerance of alloys and improved alloy longevity. Also discussed is the efficacy and technological readiness of individual measures.
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Matallurgy Data - How to Make a Free Aluminium Melting Furnace, 12012021
This video shows you how to make an aluminium melting furnace using a paint can as the furnace and a tin can as the crucible: With wood as the fuel it is capable of melting aluminium at a small scale! This cheap metal melting furnace (often called a foundry), will allow you to melt and cast aluminium
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This is a short trailer about a few facts related to the sustainable metallurgy of aluminium and its alloys
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While there are already an assortment of energy storage options available today beyond lithium batteries for grid scale storage, like compressed air and pumped hydro, there’s still a search for the next big thing. One possibility is aluminum batteries which don’t require rare-earth materials, can charge faster, and could be cheaper and easier to recycle. There are two exciting battery breakthroughs to examine: How do they work and can they really compete with lithium-ion batteries?
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The Efficient Engineer - Understanding Metals
To be able to use metals effectively in engineering it's important to have an understanding of how they are structured at the atomic level. This video explores Metals: their microstructure,and various techniques (like grain boundary strengthening, solid solution strengthening, precipitation hardening and work hardening) that can be used to improve their properties.
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