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Started by singerxyz, September 02, 2008, 05:41:20 AM

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Arcus

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April 12, 2012, 02:41:02 AM
Hydroxy is too hot to melt steel and will burn it. Using hydroxy you have no controll over temperature and heat distribution and it is not the best choice for this experiment.  I would recomend for you to purchase a 7Kw induction heater. That should give you sufficient power to melt anything you like in a controlled environment. Induction heaters are used in the making of silicon crystals and u can buy them from China for less then USD 1500. Before you start melting you need to read up on your metallurgy. Metalls may react with the crucible and you need to find out wich crucibles are suitable for wich metalls/alloys. You most probably will need to use catalyst/flux wich makes the melt even more complicated. The easiest way to combine two metalls without the use of a catalyst is by friction, it is called friction welding. How do you plan to organize the atomic structure once you have the desired alloy? Please be specific in you explenation.
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hawkiye

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October 29, 2012, 04:31:27 AM
So has everyone abandoned this idea? This seems like something we should really pursue. It seems pretty simple and the drawbacks don't seem all that tough to overcome. Anyone from the treasure valley in Idaho want to get together on this?

z.monkey

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October 31, 2012, 05:57:07 AM
Quote from: hawkiye on October 29, 2012, 04:31:27 AM
So has everyone abandoned this idea? This seems like something we should really pursue. It seems pretty simple and the drawbacks don't seem all that tough to overcome. Anyone from the treasure valley in Idaho want to get together on this?
Howdy,

Haven't abandoned the idea, trying to gather up enough money to start a semiconductor fab...

Might be able to make this a reality in 10 years or so...
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