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The linked article was pretty small, so I went and tried to get a bit more information: * http://www.bainitesteel.com/ http://www.bainitesteel.com/ - the compa
by djcapelis 15y ago
The linked article was pretty small, so I went and tried to get a bit more information:
* http://www.bainitesteel.com/ http://www.bainitesteel.com/ - the company making the product
* http://www.gizmag.com/stronger-steel-in-a-flash/18882/ http://www.gizmag.com/stronger-steel-in-a-flash/18882/ - a longer and better writeup
* http://nextbigfuture.com/2011/06/flash-bainite-is-strongest-most-ductile.html http://nextbigfuture.com/2011/06/flash-bainite-is-strongest-... - another writeup
Looks cool! Though not sure about the flamebait title from the original article. :)
- pedalpete 15y agoThe gizmag article points out a great potential in marketing of this steel too. I had assumed as I read it, that the process would be more energy intensive, but it is actually less, which could mean a reduction in at least comparable cost to current steel solutions. 'Cola also says his process is also environmentally friendly as it consumes less energy per kilogram of steel processed compared to traditional methods and uses water instead of oils or molten salt.'