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NASA looks to Large-Scale DED Additive Manufacturing for Future Rocket Engines

NASA reports that it is seeking to incorporate large-scale metal Additive Manufacturing in the design and manufacture of its future rocket engines, through its Rapid Analysis and Manufacturing Propulsion Technology (RAMPT) project. By using a blown powder Directed Energy Deposition (DED) process, NASA hopes to bring reduce costs and lead times for producing large, complex engine components such as nozzles and combustion chambers.

U.S. Air Force Backs Development of Mobile 3D Printed Runway Mat

A professor of civil engineering at Purdue University is developing a new type of runway mat for temporary flight operations using metal additive manufacturing. The project, which is being conducted in collaboration with Indiana Technology and Manufacturing Companies (ITAMCO), recently received a grant worth $1 million from the U.S. Air Force.

Nominations for MPIF Distinguished Service Award

The Metal Powder Industries Federation is seeking nominations for the MPIF Distinguished Service to Powder Metallurgy Award. This award recognizes those who devoted the major part of their working careers to one or more segments of PM, and whose long-term contributions and achievements deserve special recognition for outstanding and distinguished service. To receive consideration by the MPIF Awards Committee, candidates must have the following qualifications:

  • Have been active in one or more of the segments of the North American powder metallurgy industry
  • A total of at least 25 years of PM service, retirees are also eligible.
  • Be reasonably well known in the industry; that is, outside his or her own company, institution or region.

VIRTUAL Basic PM Short Course Deemed a Success!

The annual Basic Powder Metallurgy (PM) Short Course recently pressed out another batch of students. This year's course, the first ever VIRTUAL offering as a direct result of the COVID-19 pandemic, offered a unique opportunity for attendees to view each presentation “On-Demand” over a 4-day period from August 10–14.  The program received great feedback from attendees, with 100% stating the content was excellent.

PM Flashback

Volume 9, No. 7, October 1980

Headlines:P/M Chosen for Government Research Funding 
GKN Bows Out of U.S. P/M Business
Pacific Tin Releases Pyron Sales Figures
U.S. Bronze Acquires Royal Powdered Metals
Nuclear Metals Expands
Ervin Expects to Produce Iron Powder in '81
Compacting Press Corp. Chief Optimistic
Argon Atomized Stainless Steel Powders
APMI/MPIF News
P/M '80 Keynote Speaker Asks Support of Primary Metals Industry 
P/M Technology Forecast Workshop Rescheduled
Fine Particle Society Gives First Hausner Award
British P/M Meetings
Superalloy Conference in Switzerland
Call for Papers- Particle Society Meeting 
Precision Metal Urges Industry Participation in Directory Issue 
People In The News
 

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