Druckbare Aluminiumlegierung stellt Festigkeitsrekorde auf und ermöglicht möglicherweise leichtere Flugzeugteile: „Mit maschinellem Lernen haben MIT-Ingenieure eine Möglichkeit entwickelt, Legierungen in 3D zu drucken, die viel stärker sind als konventionell hergestellte Versionen.“ »
https://news.mit.edu/2025/printable-aluminum-alloy-sets-strength-records-may-enable-lighter-aircraft-parts-1007
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« Because 3D printing can produce complex geometries, save material, and enable unique designs, we see this printable alloy as something that could also be used in advanced vacuum pumps, high-end automobiles, and cooling devices for data centers. »
Reference: S. M. Taheri-Mousavi, M. Xu, F. Hengsbach, et al. “Additively Manufacturable High-Strength Aluminum Alloys with Coarsening-Resistant Microstructures Achieved via Rapid Solidification.” Adv. Mater. (2025): e09507. https://doi.org/10.1002/adma.202509507
That’s incredible. The mix of machine learning with materials science is really starting to show results. Wonder how it performs under repeated stress or fatigue compared to standard alloys.
What next, transparent aluminum? Imagine that.
Blah blah blah. What’s the ticker symbol? Seriously, this seems to have promise.
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