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Powder metallurgy is a technology used for producing a wide range of parts from metal powders. This programme shows how the process of near-net shape forming reduces or elimates the need for secondary...
Looks at some computer-controlled machinery operations, friction or inertia welding, electron beam welding and pipe bending complex shapes and pipe runs with extreme accuracy.
Explains the purpose of refining and shows some of the principles involved. Surveys electrolytic and Mond Carbonyl methods of nickel refining on the large scale necessary to obtain the great quantities of...
Shows processes used in the refining of platinum, palladium, rhodium, ruthenium, iridium, gold and silver concentrates remaining after nickel and copper are extracted from the ore.
Suggests the varied applications of steel castings, and shows how good design can save weight, increase strength and be essentially pleasing as well as cost saving. Also shows the process of steel casting...
Detailed description of the refining of copper from the relatively crude 97% pure blister copper to the electrolytically refined copper of 99.97% purity.
Shows how the linear diode array camera and fibre optics are used to measure fine holes in combustion chambers and turbine blades of aero-engines. Also shows the use of laser holography to check...
Experiments to show that metals are crystalline. Observation of crystal formation in thin films of organic material. Fast and slow cooling of zinc. Polishing and etching techniques for the metallurgical...
Shows the changes on a polished and etched surface of deep-drawing St VII 23 sheet metal under tensile stress. The stretch behaviour up to breaking-point in the elastic and plastic domain is shown. The...
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