Capacitors are electronic components characterized by their capacity to store electric charges. Generally, capacitors are passive electrical components, which means that their function is not dependent on extra electricity. They store energy in the electric field between a pair of conductors. Electrical energy discharges from the capacitor by chemical action. Capacitors control the flow of […]
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Metals are made up of atoms that are composed of electrons held in orbit by the pull of the nucleus. When exposed to light, metals give off energy, this phenomenon is referred to as the photoelectric effect. The light has to be of a certain frequency for this to be effective. This means that the […]
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Zirconium is a silver-gray transition metal. It is very malleable and has high ductile properties, and forms stable compounds. Zirconium alloys have been applied and used in different sectors and different ways. One of its main attractive properties is that it is resistant to corrosion. It is used in an environment with high corrosive tendencies; […]
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How is titanium used in aerospace/aeronautics applications? Titanium was discovered in 1791 and has since become a hot product in the metallurgy manufacturing industry. Until the start of the Cold War, titanium was yet to begin its entry into the military and aerospace/aeronautics industries. Fast-forward to today, substances such as titanium tubing are a prime […]
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The Difference between Tungsten Silver Alloy and Tungsten Copper Alloy Tungsten silver alloy and tungsten copper alloy are both tungsten-based alloys, both of which can be used in aerospace, aviation, electronics, military, defense, and other fields. However, due to their different doping elements, there is a big difference in performance between the two. So in this […]
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Titanium-Aluminum-Niobium-Zirconium-Molybdenum Alloy for Submersible Shell Compared with titanium alloys, titanium-aluminum-niobium–zirconium–molybdenum alloys are more suitable for producing deep submersible shells with high comprehensive performance. This is mainly due to its superior welding performance, impact toughness, fracture toughness, and corrosion resistance. In this article, let’s take a closer look at the titanium-aluminum-niobium-zirconium-molybdenum alloy for submersible shells. Since the […]
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Characteristics and Uses of W-Ag Alloy W-Ag alloy is an alloy composed of tungsten and silver, with a silver content of 30% to 70%. It has the characteristics of high hardness, good welding performance, arc erosion resistance, adhesion resistance, and fusion welding resistance. Therefore, it has a wider range of uses in industry and circuit breakers. For example, […]
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Tungsten Alloy for Forklift Counterweight The reason why tungsten alloy is used as the main raw material for the forklift counterweight is that it has a higher proportion than other counterweights. To put it more simply, when the volume is the same, the weight of tungsten alloy is much higher than the weight of other […]
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Tungsten Copper Alloy for Rocket Throat Lining Tungsten copper alloy is an alloy composed of tungsten and copper, which has the advantages of both copper and tungsten. Thanks to their excellent properties, tungsten copper alloys are widely used in aerospace, aviation, electronics, electric power, metallurgy, machinery, sports equipment, and other industries. In this article, let’s take […]
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Recycling of Tungsten Tungsten is a kind of metal with a high melting point, and its melting point is the highest among all non-alloy metals. At the same time, tungsten is also very conductive, and it is often used to make tungsten wires. Tungsten is an important strategic metal. However, according to the current consumption rate, tungsten ore […]
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