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About the Author: Jakub Tomaszewski

Change agent and problem solver in the field of marketing, working with mission-driven businesses. Helping AMAZAMET Team to deliver the right message to the right person, at just the right time. Constantly working to build a better tomorrow through marketing. Passionate photographer and videographer. Privately loving husband and father.
1312 2024

Bioresorbability Dependence on Microstructure of Additivelly- Manufactured and Conventionally-Produced Fe-Mn Alloys

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Authors: Matjaž Godec, Jakob Kraner, Danijela Skobir Balantič, Irena Paulin, Damjana Drobne, Veno Kononenko c, Aleksandra Kocijan, Paul McGuiness, Črtomir Donik

1312 2024

Hypereutectic Al-Ce-X (X=Mn, Cr, V, Mo, W) alloys fabricated by laser powder-bed fusion

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Authors: Clement N. Ekaputra, Jovid U. Rakhmonov, Christian Leinenbach, David C. Dunand

1111 2024

AMAZEMET to Unveil Powder2Powder Atomization System at Formnext 2024

By |11/11/2024|Categories: News|0 Comments

Powder2Powder World Premiere AMAZEMET, based in Warsaw, Poland, is set to introduce its new Powder2Powder (P2P) atomization system at Formnext 2024. The P2P system presents a versatile solution for recycling metal powders and manufacturing custom pre-alloy powders directly from powder feedstock. This unique technology (Figure 1) combines plasma processing and ultrasonic atomization to transform irregular or oversized particles into highly spherical, satellite-free powders optimized for additive manufacturing (AM). Unlike plasma spheroidization, the P2P technology allows powder size to be independent of the initial feedstock, making it the only technology capable of direct atomization of pulverized Ti-feedstock. Figure 1 Animation and [...]

1009 2024

Theory-guided design of high-strength, high-melting point, ductile, low-density, single-phase BCC high entropy alloys

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Authors: Y. Rao, C. Baruffi, A. De Luca, C. Leinenbach, W.A. Curtin

1009 2024

Effect of oxidation temperature on the properties of niobium in view of its biomedical applications

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Authors: Tomasz Borowski, Katarzyna Zielińska, Maciej Spychalski, Bogusława Adamczyk-Cieślak, Łukasz Żrodowski

2708 2024

Recycling of Ti alloy machining chips | Case study

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Discover how arcMELTER efficiently transforms CNC machining chips into high-quality ingots for severe plastic deformation (SPD). This case study highlights the use of a getter for inert atmosphere purification before homogenization. Learn about this sustainable, cost-effective closed-loop approach to metal production and material valorization.

2708 2024

Alloy preparation from irregular powder | Case study

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Learn how arcMELTER transformed poorly flowing irregular powder into spherical feedstock suitable for Direct Energy Deposition. This case study details how the process also enabled alloy homogenization with an additional element, improving thermal stability and precipitation hardening, unlocking new possibilities for advanced component manufacturing.

2708 2024

Custom master alloy preparation | Case study

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Explore how arcMELTER facilitated the creation of a custom Mg-25%Ag master alloy, bypassing temperature limitations and evaporation issues of induction melting. This case study demonstrates a novel approach to precise alloying with pure elements, offering greater control and flexibility for material property tailoring without relying on commercially available master alloys. Discover the benefits for mechanical, corrosion, and thermal properties.

2708 2024

Metal matrix composites | Case study

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Discover how we utilized arc melting (arcMELTER) for in-situ phase transformation in TiB2/Ti MMCs, achieving unique dendritic structures and avoiding additive manufacturing challenges. This case study highlights the potential of this technology for advanced materials in aerospace and automotive applications. Explore the property testing results and future research directions.

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