Ferritic Creep Resistant Steel: Part Two
Extrusion of Magnesium Alloys: Part One
Development of Repair Mechanism and Life Estimation of IN-939: Part Four
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Total Materia New Application Launch! 10th, 17th, 24th and 30th, June 2021
Total Materia has allowed us to solve in a definite way all problems we had for the search of alternate materials in foreign countries. Thanks to Total Materia we have issued real "international" specs for purchase of steels in foreign countries.
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Steels commonly used in the power generation industry have a finite life and are subject to the phenomena known as creep.
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To help meet the ever-increasing demands of fossil fuel powerplants and the associated stringent efficiency requirements, all aspects of material selection are critical to ensuring an overall increased material lifecycle within the plant.