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Alloyed has secured funding for a 1 million GBP ATI project to advance its ABD-1000AM nickel superalloy for jet engines.
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Alloyed has secured funding for a 1 million GBP ATI project to advance its ABD-1000AM nickel superalloy for jet engines.

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Originally reported by 3D ADEPT

Alloyed has secured funding for a 1 million GBP ATI project to advance its ABD-1000AM nickel superalloy for jet engines. Partnering with ITP Aero and Cranfield University, the project solves the persistent issue of material cracking during laser powder bed fusion. By using computational design, this superalloy can withstand temperatures over 1000 degrees Celsius, crucial for ultra-efficient propulsion. This systemic move toward digital qualification will shorten aerospace certification timelines. 🚀 #AdditiveManufacturing #Aerospace #MaterialsScience #MetalAM

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