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How strong is transparent aluminum?
It is 100 times stronger than bulletproof glass. The U.S. uses it to make the best bulletproof glass. The U.S. defines transparent aluminum as "one of the most important defense materials in the 21st century." Is transparency really so strong? How far has China's transparent aluminum developed? Will it be caught by the United States in the future?
2021-11-16
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How to solve the problem of heat dissipation of electronic products?
It has been nearly two years since 5G entered the commercial stage, and the industry has begun to take shape. In July this year, data from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology showed that my country has built the world's largest 5G independent networking network, opened 961,000 5G base stations, and the number of 5G terminal connections reached 365 million.
2021-11-16
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Adjust the alloy microchemistry to achieve perfect metal 3D printing
In the past few decades, metal 3D printing has pioneered the creation of custom parts with complex shapes and powerful functions. But as additive manufacturers add more alloys to their 3D printing needs, they face challenges in creating uniform, defect-free parts.
2021-11-16
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3D printing and self-molding to perfectly fit the wearer's mask
Every year, approximately 6 million Americans have broken bones and go to a doctor for plaster or fiberglass plaster fixation. After six weeks of keeping the plaster dry and resisting the urge to scratch the skin underneath, the patient returned to their doctor, removed the plaster and threw it in the trash can, and could not use it again.
2021-11-16
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PVC plastic medical devices become the key to plastic recycling
The high capacity and unique recyclability of PVC indicate that hospitals should start with PVC for plastic medical device recycling programs. Almost 30% of plastic medical devices are made of PVC, which makes this material the most commonly used polymer for making bags, tubes, masks and other disposable medical devices.
2021-11-16
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3D printed micro gas sensors are here
Scientists from Trinity and AMBER, the SFI Advanced Materials and Bioengineering Research Center, have discovered a way to use new materials and high-resolution 3D printing to make miniature color-changing gas sensors.
2021-11-16
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Aluminum prices have hit a new high again!
The price of aluminum in the London market hit US$3,000 per ton for the first time in 13 years, as the market expects that supply disruptions will continue to exist and demand will continue to rise.
2021-11-16
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Glass fiber 3D printed bridge officially debuted in Chengdu
As an emerging technology, 3D printing can have a profound impact on the development of society and the progress of intelligent manufacturing, whether it is in artistic creation or in intelligent manufacturing industrial applications.
2021-11-16
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my country's polishing materials are in urgent need of high-end, technological innovation is king
Recently, the Bureau of Science and Technology and Information Technology of the Rare Earth High-tech Zone has carried out the application for the "Enterprise Youth Science and Technology Innovation '1+1' Action Plan" project.
2021-11-16
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Ultra-compact, high-power metal 3D printed heat exchanger is here
In order to demonstrate next-generation energy technologies, researchers at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign are using topology optimization and metal 3D printing to design ultra-compact, high-power heat exchangers.
2021-11-16
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Gold, silver and copper turned out to be "seed players" as future hydrogen storage candidates
Quantum chemists believe that gold, silver and copper can help the world move towards green energy after discovering that compounds of metal elements and hydrogen are very promising candidates for hydrogen storage.
2021-11-16
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3D printing helps miniaturize ultra-cold quantum experiments
How to find some of the coldest objects in the universe, you may not need to go very far. There, physicists may be using lasers and magnets to cool atoms to an astonishing degree below 450 degrees Fahrenheit. They may use these ultra-cold atoms to sense the weakest magnetic field in the room, or build a clock accurate to a quadrillionth of a second. But they may not be able to take these sensors or clocks out of the laboratory because they are often large and fragile.
2021-11-16
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