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Russia Develops New Aluminum Alloy for Aviation and Space

Specialists from NITU MISIS have developed a new aluminum alloy that surpasses widely used industrial analogs in strength and ductility by 30-40%.

Russia Develops New Aluminum Alloy for Aviation and Space

The alloy creation process involves melting all components, mixing, pouring into ingots, rolling into sheets, quenching, and using an aging method with tin micro-additive.

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