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Future of mobility newsletter feb 2019

Covered in this issue – News & insights, The future is electric, partners workshop programme and more.

01 Feb 2019
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Niobium for aluminium cast parts in automotive components
The Charles Hatchett Award is important to identify new applications and markets for Niobium. Introduced over 40 years ago, the Charles Hatchett Award is sponsored by CBMM Niobium and recognizes the best published research on the science and technology of Niobium. The annual award brings together technical experts from around the world and the winning paper is selected by a panel of international experts. This video highlights the use of Niobium for aluminum cast parts and The Charles Hatchett Award 2016 winning research
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This investigation helps us to better understand the strengthening mechanism and performance controlling scheme of martensite stainless steel during the cast-rolling forming process in future applications.
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Grain refinement of Al-Si alloys by Nb-B inoculation
The Charles Hatchett Award is important to identify new applications and markets for Niobium. Introduced over 40 years ago, the Charles Hatchett Award is sponsored by CBMM Niobium and recognizes the best published research on the science and technology of Niobium. The annual award brings together technical experts from around the world and the winning paper is selected by a panel of international experts. This Charles Hatchett Award 2016 winners video introduces the research on the grain refinement of Al-Si Alloys by Nb-B inoculation, including concept development and its effect on binary alloys and subsequent application in commercial Aluminum alloys.
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Niobium transforms materials. Materials that can build greener structures, help make energy cleaner and mobility more sustainable. These are the solutions we need today and for our future.

CBMM is a global leader in the production and commercialization of Niobium products, serving more than 500 customers in 50 countries.

CBMM provides technology for industries such as infrastructure, mobility, aerospace, healthcare, and energy, driving the development and adoption of Niobium across various sectors. 

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