Contact Us

Email: ascientificperspective@gmail.com

WhatsApp: +82-10-6748-2124

Comments

Post a Comment

Most Popular

Science Guys Episode-3: Richard P. Feynman

Image
Source: hackaday.com “Physics is like sex; sure, it may give some practical results, but that’s not why we do it” - Feynman Richard P. Feynman (Richard Phillips Feynman) was one of the revolutionary scientists of the twentieth-century and by far the coolest among his generation of Physicists. Born in New York in 1918, he had Russian and Polish genes which did contribute to his geniuses. He had a nick for Physics since his childhood and pursued this field with such coolness and ambition that he is regarded as one of the best teachers in Physics as well. He was awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1965 for his work which tied together with light, radio, electricity, and magnetism. This work revolutionized Quantum Physics and Quantum Electrodynamics and made the study of the interaction of subatomic particles easier. This work was later called “FeynmanDiagrams” . Feynman’s high standing among physicists was not only due to his brilliance in Physics but his bold and colorful personal...
Read more

Review on Age Hardening of Aluminium Alloys for Industrial Applications

Image
Hey, Guys! In this blog, I'll be talking about my one of the favorite topics related to metallurgy "Age Hardening"   Aluminum Alloys are extensively used in the world with their most important use in vehicle, aerospace and defense sector because of their lightweight and exceptional strength due to Age Hardening effect, but their use and strengthening process is still very out of specific and other heat treatment processes, new discoveries and new Al alloys are much neglected industrially and on a research-level. Aluminum is a soft metal with a tensile strength of 8-11 MPa but its alloys have a strength of 200-400 MPa. Aluminum Alloys are extensively used industrially after Steel because of their extreme shear and tensile strength. The main reason behind this spectacular increase in strength of Al Alloys is because of Age Hardening effect. Age hardening effect was discovered in 1906 by Alfred William and its correct explanation and procedure were proposed by Merica, Walte...
Read more