2021-07-10 Other Comments Off on Bike That Can Be Folded to the Size of an Umbrella
Nowadays, there are a lot of cars on the roads. Many people prefer bikes to cars as a way of transportation. It is good for your health, saves energy and protect environment. There are several types o...
2021-07-10 Other Comments Off on Stainless Steel Fibers – Protecting Your Baby Every Day Against Radiation
In many cultures across the world, women wear anti-radiation maternity wear during pregnancy in order to keep the harmful radiation waves hindering the growth and development of the baby. These anti r...
2021-07-10 Other Comments Off on KEY BENEFITS OF COPPER PLUMBING
Plumbing problems again? Still using galvanized pipes? After discovering the advantages of copper pipes, you will never get back to galvanized. Over the years copper became the most popular material u...
2021-07-09 Other Comments Off on Use of Solar mirrors to Melt Metal, an efficient metal processing Method
As manufacturing plants are being under pressure to reduce their energy spending, many countries and companies are trying to make progress in innovating. some researchers from Germany and South A...
2021-07-09 Other Comments Off on SUSTAINABLE SHIPPING CONTAINER BUILDING: THE eCORRE CONCEPT
A few years ago, the Los Angeles-based architectural company APHIDoIDEA has released a stunning building aiming at becoming an environmental education center in Long Beach, California. This structure ...
2021-07-09 Other Comments Off on A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE HEALTH SUPPORT USES OF COPPER
All through history, healers have comprehended the estimation of copper in getting and keeping up ideal wellbeing. Whether topically connected or ingested, numerous types of copper and copper mixes, (...
2021-07-09 Other Comments Off on FIVE REASONS WHY ALUMINUM PIPING MAKES SENSE FOR COMPRESSED AIR SYSTEMS
Traditionally, engineers have indicated an assortment of piping materials for packed air frameworks, including dark iron, electrifies steel, copper, stainless steel and even plastic. More recent...
2021-07-08 Other Comments Off on ALUMINUM CANS: PROS VS CONS
Aluminum is the most common metallic element on Earth; therefore it is the most widely used non-ferrous metal. Aluminum beverage cans are taking a special place in our hearts. Once mentioned, the imag...
2021-07-08 Other Comments Off on LET’S DEFINE “CONTAINER-NATIVE”
As containers gain popularity for a broad variety of use cases, entrepreneurs and infrastructure software investors are focused on investing in the machinery around containers. But there is a particul...
2021-07-08 Other Comments Off on TYPES OF ARCH BRIDGES
The origins of the use of arches as a structural form in buildings can be traced back to antiquity (Van Beek, 1987). In trying to arrive at a suitable definition for an arch we may look no further tha...
2021-07-08 Other Comments Off on ALUMINUM JAGUAR XE SAVES 500,000 TONNES OF CO2 IN ONE YEAR
JLR has put more than £7 million in their press shops in Halewood, Castle Bromwich and Solihull to enhance both quality and productivity. JLR says that the spearheading reuse process utilized as a par...
2021-07-08 Other Comments Off on USES FOR COPPER FOIL
Copper foil is a relatively rare product among the many different household products that are bought and sold each year. But, nevertheless, uses of the foil remain numerous and it has many application...
2021-07-07 Other Comments Off on Get smart: we need a 21st-century electrical grid system
It’s time for our electrical grid system to get smart. More precisely, it’s time for a smart grid. Our electrical system consists of power-producing plants (coal, natural gas, oil, solar, ...
2021-07-07 Other Comments Off on COPPER GIVES AN ANSWER TO THE RISE OF OXYGEN
According to Stockholm University another study presents prove that the ascent of barometrical oxygenation did for sure happen 2.4-2.1 billion years back. It likewise demonstrates that organic use of ...
2021-07-07 Other Comments Off on How drones are revolutionizing the construction industry
Drones have been one of the fastest growing phenomenon’s in the last few years, both in terms of private and commercial use. To be the expansion into context, back in 2012 the Federal Aviation A...
2021-07-06 Other Comments Off on Got a spare $111 million lying around? Buy a nuclear power plant!
A business tycoon from the US has recently made history, he became the first ever individual to purchase a nuclear power station. Franklin J. Haney, whom has made his fortune through being an innovati...
2021-07-06 Other Comments Off on You have to give the pope one gift… what would it be?
Mark Zuckerberg, the founder of Facebook, has gifted Pope Francis a model of a solar powered drone. The idea behind the ‘Aquila drone’ is that it will have the capability to beam connectivity to remot...
2021-07-06 Other Comments Off on Railway Galore in China!
China’s commitment and belief to efficient transportation systems roles on, this time Ganzhou and Shenzhen are the beneficiaries. The 432-kilometer rail is designed to run at a speed of 350 kilometers...
2021-07-06 Other Comments Off on Base Metals shows a collective decline
Across the board on Monday, base metals saw a decline which is a reflection of weak stock markets in Asia whilst also suggesting a revival from the dollar. In Asia, the Shanghai Composite was last dow...
2021-07-06 Other Comments Off on Shanghai remains the number 1 container port
The port of Shanghai has further increased its lead over second placed Singapore, to remain the world’s busiest container port, according to statistics compiled by the Journal of Commerce. Singapore, ...
2021-07-05 Other Comments Off on Why is Chinese Steel so prevalent in the US presidential debates?
Two consecutive debates between Hilary Clinton and Donald Trump, the two presidential nominees, have now seen the topic of Chinese steel crop up. It can be viewed as quite surprising that the nominees...
2021-07-05 Other Comments Off on HS2 railway gets the green light!
Despite considerable opposition to the idea, the British government has announced they will be going ahead with plans to build the highly anticipated High-speed 2 (HS2) railway in full. The line is es...
2021-07-05 Other Comments Off on Got a spare $111 million lying around? Buy a nuclear power plant!
A business tycoon from the US has recently made history, he became the first ever individual to purchase a nuclear power station. Franklin J. Haney, whom has made his fortune through being an innovati...
2021-07-05 Other Comments Off on How Copper May Prevent the Spread of Ebola
The Ebola virus is a serious and deadly disease transmitted by animals and humans. These virus cause hemorrhagic fever or profuse bleeding inside and outside the body, accompanied by a very high fever...
2021-07-04 Other Comments Off on Sculptures That You Need To Look At Twice
We have seen the famous ones; the statue of liberty, the thinking man, Christ the Redeemer. But, these artists have though outside the box with their creations – take a look: The Caring Hand by Eva Oe...
2021-07-04 Other Comments Off on More Consistency is needed within the global construction industry
As the world’s leaders tightening their public spending and the demand of investment grows, the construction industry is finding out more and more the need for global consistency. Hence the reason con...
2021-07-04 Other Comments Off on SHFE: What is it?
Metals are not all factories and buildings. A whole financial market behind them has developed in the past centuries all over the world. Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE) is a clear example and one of ...
2021-07-04 Other Comments Off on China-Africa: the New Alliance for International Cooperation
In the past decade, economic and political relations among China and African countries have tightened. This is due to a remarkable increase in Foreign Direct Investments (FDIs) from China to Africa, w...
2021-07-03 Other Comments Off on Aluminium: the Latest Choice for Medical Instruments
In sectors like healthcare, advancements in technology are an extremely important aspect. Progresses in metal industry also contributed to the improvement of such sector, always ensuring safety and hy...
2021-07-03 Other Comments Off on The Rust Belt: history, decline and future
The State of Indiana, north-east USA, is home of some of the largest American steel mills. Indiana is part of the Rust Belt, a region south of the Great Lakes, once thriving – now afflicted by u...
2021-07-03 Other Comments Off on London Metal Exchange: Origins and Functioning
London Metal Exchange is one of the major trading centers of industrial metals in the world. LME’s origins can be traced back to the early 19th century. During this period, businessmen in the m...
2021-07-02 Other Comments Off on US Tariffs: legal aspects and future expectations
On March 8, 2018 Donald Trump signed an order to introduce new tariffs on imports. Since that date, taxes on steel imports are 25% while taxes on aluminum are as high as 10%. The legal basis of the or...
2021-07-02 Other Comments Off on China-Africa: the New Alliance for International Cooperation
In the past decade, economic and political relations among China and African countries have tightened. This is due to a remarkable increase in Foreign Direct Investments (FDIs) from China to Africa, w...
2021-07-02 Other Comments Off on China-Indonesia challenge over stainless steel production
China is currently the world’s largest steel producer. Yet, it is not the only one. Other countries also export the said alloy and China itself imports some. In 2017, it imported 703,000 tons –a 200% ...
2021-07-02 Other Comments Off on The Use of Copper Increases in Electronics
Copper is one of the oldest metals in the world. Today, it is used in one of the most innovative markets: electronics. Copper is the third-most-consumed metal in the world and three-quarters of its co...
2021-07-01 Other Comments Off on China’s Steel Industry Development
In the city of Anshan, a war memorial located in Lieshishan Park commemorates the conquest of the city by the People Liberation’s Army in 1948. It was from this city that the incredible expansion of C...
