Fuel cells stand for future energy conversion technology with the highest efficiency. Different fuel cell concepts are currently considered for portable, mobile and stationary applications. Solid Oxide Fuel Cells (SOFCs) are very important for distributed stationary power generation.
The usage of sintered technical ceramics has been one of the proven solutions in wear, corrosion resistance, thermal/thermal shock resistance, electrical insulation, dielectrics and ballistic applications.
A new, modular system enables ceramic truss structures to be assembled in any form or shape, give the appearance of being made from a single ceramic piece.
The outstanding qualities of advanced ceramics make them ideal for use in high-tech applications such as analytical and medical instrumentation. Besides being very hard, ceramic materials are inert, resistant to aggressive solvents, biocompatible, insulating and resistant to both high temperatures and highly abrasive fluids.
Sapphire is the second hardest of all natural materials after diamond and is highly valued as sapphire glass for its scratch resistance and chemical stability.
FRIATEC AG is one of the leading international suppliers of corrosionand wear-resistant materials made of ceramics and plastics.
FerroTec Ceramics is marketing Japanese advanced materials technology in Europe, the USA, Japan, China and Singapore, backed by locally based engineering and technical support capabilities.
SGL Group – The Carbon Company has honored Professor Klaus Müllen with the Utz-Hellmuth Felcht Award for his research into the synthesis of tailored graphenes.
CoorsTek, Inc., the world’s largest technical ceramics manufacturer supplying critical components to high-technology markets, announced the acquisition of Crewe, England-based Dynamic-Materials (Ceramics) Limited and its wholly owned subsidiary Dynamic-Ceramic Limited (a.k.a. Dynamic-Ceramic), a specialist advanced ceramic manufacturing, trading, and consultancy company.
Despite increases in public investment and personal consumption, the Japanese economy weakened in the year ended 31 March 2013 due primarily to a decrease in exports reflecting a slowdown from the second quarter (1 July to 30 September 2012) in economies overseas, particularly in Europe and Asia, and to stagnant growth in capital investment in the corporate sector.
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