Factory Supplier for STEEL BLOCK Wholesale to America

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Length max. 6.000 mm Width max. 1.800 mm Thickness max. 1.000 mm (in case of smaller thickness greater length and width) Weight max. 30.000 kg

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Factory Supplier for STEEL BLOCK Wholesale to America Detail:

Length	max. 6.000 mm
Width	max. 1.800 mm
Thickness	max. 1.000 mm (in case of smaller thickness greater length and width)
Weight	max. 30.000 kg

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Professor David Dye (Engineering Alloys, Department of Materials – Imperial College London) inaugural lecture

David Dye is a Professor of Metallurgy in the Department of Materials at Imperial College London, UK. He mostly works on the fatigue mechanisms, micromechanics and design of titanium and nickel/cobalt superalloys, with additional interests in twinning induced plasticity steels, zirconium and in superelastic NiTi-based alloys. Primarily, he collaborates with Rolls-Royce plc and across the aerospace and nuclear sectors.

Prior to moving to Imperial in 2003, he worked at the neutron spectroscopy facility in Chalk River, Canada. His undergraduate degree and PhD were from Cambridge University, on the weldability of nickel-base superalloys. He has received a number of awards for his work on welding of superalloys and on titanium alloys, has published over 80 journal articles and was an EPSRC Leadership Fellow, 2010-15.