Astral Materials will use Dawn Aerospace’s Aurora spaceplane as a high-cadence testbed for its microgravity furnace hardware
Browsing: Materials Testing
Greene Tweed has expanded its in-house testing to validate sealing performance in cryogenic and supercritical carbon dioxide conditions
As commercial supersonic flight returns, aerodynamic heating around rivets is an underexplored threat to aircraft structures — a UNSW project explains why.
Stratasys will develop technology to capture quality and process data during three-dimensional printing under a US defense manufacturing modernization award
QinetiQ and AMS have flown a structural helicopter component 3D printed from recycled titanium using laser powder bed fusion
Japanese researchers have created a carbon fiber composite that harvests vibrations to detect internal damage without external power
Saab and 3D printing company Divergent produce record-breaking Laser Powder Bed Fusion Structure for autonomous aircraft fuselage
As VIP aircraft demand luxury materials and airlines seek sustainable alternatives, testing protocols must evolve to validate performance beyond standard fire safety requirements
Hypersonic vehicle developers are pushing materials testing to extreme limits to achieve speeds of beyond Mach 5
UK-based Skyrora will 3D print and test novel high-temperature metal alloy for rocket engine components