Just as a snowflake's intricate structure vanishes when it melts and transforms when it refreezes, the microstructure of ...
Rolls-Royce is recycling parts from old RAF aircraft into 3D printing powders for use in future aerospace applications.
Sandblasting pops up more surprisesIn my previous posts I had mentioned about the issues we found out thanks to the poor craftsmanship of the previous ...
President Donald Trump's tariffs on steel imports this week are likely to wreak havoc on American auto manufacturing, ...
The UK’s Royal Air Force has successfully recycled retired Tornado jet parts into useable components for its future Tempest ...
Turning old fighter jets into a fine powder and using that to 3D print new components is a more sustainable way to build the ...
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Rolls-Royce turns retired British fighter jets into 3D-printed engine partsRolls-Royce has pioneered a unique recycling effort, transforming the United Kingdom Royal Air Force’s (RAF) old aircraft parts into metal powder for additive manufacturing. The Tornado 2 Tempest ...
Rolls-Royce has involved in the ‘Tornado 2 Tempest’ programme, a recycling initiative that is turning old Royal Air Force Tornado components into metal powder.
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