Article: University Of Cincinnati Engineers Find New Method for Detecting Cracks In Aging Aircraft Parts.
Yan and Nagy combined there laser and ultrasound once there committed it there were looking for cracks in the outside of an airplanes outer hull. The researchers tested their method using a series of aluminum and other types of metals. Nagy previous work focused solely on aluminum alloys which are typically used in the aircraft fuselage system. The aluminum method found multiple cracks in the other hull of the airplane. The aluminum identification system is a safer to identify crack in the hull of an airplane and also search for a crack that could lead to a planes crash or disaster, with the discovery of this you can flight better and safer.
Article: Hybrid Process Uses Electricity to Shape Aluminum Auto Parts.
The auto industry has have been known to make cars liter, faster and more efficient, with all of these advancements the metal that has been use is aluminum, still with the aluminum torn apart, because of the softness of the material, While traditional stamping can stretch most aluminum alloys to 30 percent of their length before tearing apart. "Manufacturers could take about half the weight out of an auto body if they could translate a steel design into aluminum," said Glenn S. Daehn, professor of materials science and engineering. "But until now aluminum has been hard to form.".
Aluminum is primarily used in commercial airplanes, including the fuselage, wing structure, door panels and other parts of an airplane. The Automakers makes hoods and together parts of the car out of aluminum. The other parts of the cars will not be made because of the fact that it's harder to mold or shape them in place of the car. "If you bring a magnet to an auto show, you can figure out how much aluminum is actually in the cars," Daehn said. "You"ll find that there's not very much.".
The researchers used the hybrid process to form an automobile door inner panel, that of GM's Chevy Cavalier.
Managing director of the aluminum company responsible for a flood of toxic red sludge, Zoltan Bakonyi, is being questioned on the suspicion of public endangerment causing multiple deaths and environmental damage (Yahoo! News). ... However, the heavy metal that is part of the sludge will sink to the bottom of the river, posing consequences that will not surface immediately (CBS News). ...
Clouds have been called the "vacuum cleaners of the atmosphere" because of the huge loads of acidity they carry (Video, Nova-Acid Rain: New Bad News). ... These metals, especially aluminum, are very toxic. ... It also releases aluminum which is present in the soil. Aluminum is then absorbed by the roots and starves the tree of calcium and other vital nutrients. ... Another dangerous metal, aluminum, can produce serious or fatal disorders to humans. ...
You hear about it all the time in the news and it is very important to the earth's ecosystem. ... High pH levels in the soil accelerate soil weathering and remove nutrients and also make some toxic elements, for example aluminum, more soluble. High aluminum concentrations in soil can prevent the use of nutrients by plants. ... Not only does acid rain strip away the nutrients from the plants, they help release toxic substance such as aluminum into the soil. ... It causes other problems that are very serious as well such as the potentially deadly release of aluminum and lead into our wa...
According to Kate Barrett from ABC News, retrieved on April 15, 2008, a report found that exposure to this toxin could have effects on young children and infants by causing changes in the brain development. 2. ... It is recommended that people try to change to either stainless steel or aluminum water bottles. ...
CBS News Video. CBS News. 2 Sept. 2003. ... Some of the ingredients are Ethylene Glycol (antifreeze), Phenol - also known as carbolic acid (used as a disinfectant, dye), Formaldehyde (a known cancer causing agent), Aluminum - associated with Alzheimers disease and seizures (used as an additive to promote antibody response), and Thimerosal - can result in brain injury and autoimmune disease (used as a mercury disinfectant/preservative). ...
CBS News Video. CBS News. 2 Sept. 2003. ... Some of the ingredients are Ethylene Glycol (antifreeze), Phenol - also known as carbolic acid (used as a disinfectant, dye), Formaldehyde (a known cancer causing agent), Aluminum - associated with Alzheimers disease and seizures (used as an additive to promote antibody response), and Thimerosal - can result in brain injury and autoimmune disease (used as a mercury disinfectant/preservative). ...
A study found on Health Impact news and Vactruth show studies from 1992, done by the Immunization Awareness Society in New Zealand showed that the unvaccinated children were healthier than the vaccinated children. ... Health Impact News states that even the UK had gotten rid of the Pneumonia Vaccines because they were ineffective. ... According to Health Impact News, the US requires the most vaccines in the world and has a high infant mortality rate compared to Sweden and Japan. ... Then there is Aluminum. ... However, studies show that aluminum can cause nerve death and it can also enter the...
According to Earth Talk, a column dedicated to answer questions about the environment, Bisphenol A (BPA) and Phthalates are two toxic chemicals that are widely used in making plastic bottles that can lead to health risks such as male and female reproductive issues, cancer, and an altered immune system (Fujan, About News). ... A nonprofit Ecology center in Berkeley found that manufacturing plastic uses "large amounts of energy and resources and generates toxic emissions and pollutants that contribute to global warming" (West, About News). ... I have switched to using a Brita w...
