The FFC-Cambridge Process for Titanium Metal Winning

The Electrochemical Production of Oxygen and Metal via the FFC-Cambridge Process

Introduction: The most significant component in any bi-propellant rocket is the oxygen required for fuel combustion. This may account for up to 85%wt of the rocket propulsion reactants. Therefore, it is vital that locally produced oxygen is available from off-world sources to enable more economically viable space exploration to more distant regions of solar systems, and beyond. Our Moon in part...

Titanium, a metal for surgery.

Short femoral stem and porous titanium: winning combination?

A lot of different implants are available in hip replacement arthroplasty (THA), stems differ mainly by type of fixation, material, length, diameter, shape, surface coating, modularity, etc. The main quality of a non-cemented stem is to pursuit primary and secondary stability, to preserve bone stock, to be adaptable and modular. The literature shows that the most popular non cemented stems used...

Liquid metal flow behavior during vacuum consumable arc remelting process for titanium

125301-7474 IJET-IJENS @ February 2012 IJENS I J E N S Abstract—To better understand the vacuum arc remelting (VAR) process, a 3D finite element model is established to analyzing the electromagnetic, temperature and flow fields of titanium alloy ingot during steady state melting process using ANSYS software. The research results show that the current flows from the crucible to consumable electr...

Production of Titanium Carbide via Mechanochemical Process