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		<title>Using Protection against Oxidation</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 29 Jun 2010 14:41:14 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[The concept of oxidation begins when a metal begins to be weakened from over exposure to oxygen or carbon dioxide.  The metal or other material will begin to erode or rust from the external layers.  If this takes place without preventative measures, then it can erode or rust the internal parts of metal or other materials.  <p><a href="http://oxidizing.net/oxidation/">Using Protection against Oxidation</a> is a post from: <a href="http://oxidizing.net">Oxidizing</a></p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>If you are working with metals and other materials, then you should also understand how to transform materials so they aren’t exposed to the wrong elements.  One of the hazards that take place over time in metals is susceptibility to oxidation.</p>

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<p>If metals are exposed to the wrong levels of oxidation over time, then it can lead to rusting, corrosion and the inability to work effectively.  Finding protection against oxidation for different materials can provide you with the correct solutions for the metals you are using.</p>
<p>The concept of oxidation begins when a metal begins to be weakened from over exposure to oxygen or carbon dioxide.  The metal or other material will begin to erode or rust from the external layers.  If this takes place without preventative measures, then it can erode or rust the internal parts of metal or other materials.  After the oxidation takes place at these different levels, there is the inability to use the metals or materials effectively, eventually which leads to complete corrosion of the materials.  Finding protection against oxidation can stop the corrosion or other problems from occurring with metals.</p>
<p>The protection from oxidation that is available for metals and other materials will prevent rusting, corrosion and complications from occurring.  The protection that is offered will need to provide a layer over the metals or other materials to stop water and air from reaching the material.  More importantly, this will stop other free radicals from going into the surface of the materials so you will have other protection against the outside elements.</p>
<p>The most common type of protection against oxidation is a wax or outer surface that covers up the metal or materials.  The protection will work as a sealant from the materials and will provide resistance to the air and water that the materials are exposed to.  For this to work effectively, the protective material will need to be applied continuously so it seals the metal or other materials over a longer time frame.  Polyurethane and other mixtures are also known to provide a strong protective surface for longer periods of time.</p>
<p>Whether you are working on a car or have metal and materials that are exposed to air and water, is the need to provide protection against the elements.  Using protection against oxidation can help you to get the right sealant against the weather while helping you to move against the potential problems of free radicals, oxygen and water.</p>
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		<title>Basics of Graphite Lubricant</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 15 May 2010 17:35:43 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[The main use of graphite lubricant is to change the way that metals and other materials work when applied to other metals.  Typically, it is used for tools, hardware and accessories that have heavier metals or materials.  If the lubricant isn’t applied, then a larger amount of friction may occur between two materials.  As the friction is created the materials wear down at a faster rate and won’t function at the proper level.  Other types of materials may also become rusty, which will cause aging and dysfunction of the tools.  <p><a href="http://oxidizing.net/graphite-lubricant-2/">Basics of Graphite Lubricant</a> is a post from: <a href="http://oxidizing.net">Oxidizing</a></p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>If you are working on vehicles or other components and need to use tools, then you will also want to make sure that you keep everything working like new.  Graphite lubricant can provide you with the assistance that you need to keep your materials functioning at their best.  This particular product is designed to provide you with more flexibility for your work while working with specific materials, such as metals, for better results.  Making sure that you find the right characteristics that are a part of this lubricant ensures that you are able to match the quality of your work with the materials and tools that you are using.</p>

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<p>The main use of graphite lubricant is to change the way that metals and other materials work when applied to other metals.  Typically, it is used for tools, hardware and accessories that have heavier metals or materials.  If the lubricant isn’t applied, then a larger amount of friction may occur between two materials.  As the friction is created the materials wear down at a faster rate and won’t function at the proper level.  Other types of materials may also become rusty, which will cause aging and dysfunction of the tools.</p>
<p>When you begin to look for different types of graphite lubricant, you will notice that they come in different forms.  The most common is a liquid type material that can be applied to different materials.  You can also find powders that are commonly used for those that are using metals and tools.  The difference between these two is based on the ability to measure against temperature fluctuations.  The liquid is able to support higher temperatures without melting and has different ratings when in dangerous situations, such as with heated areas.</p>
<p>The graphite lubricant that you use works on your tools or accessories as a protective shield.  As the graphite is sprayed onto different materials, it will stick to the metals in small flakes.  The materials will layer one over the other and will shield the tools or accessories that you are using.  When friction is applied to different movements, the layers of the lubricant will respond by lessening the amount of friction and working as a grip.  The use of flakes combines with this to create little resistance and a strong shield while working with different types of movements.</p>
<p>Whether you are working on automobiles or are building a specific project, is the ability to work more effectively with the right tools.  Applying graphite lubricant to the tools that you need can assist you in getting a better result from the work that you are doing while protecting the tools you are using.  The science that is behind graphite will help you to get the right results for the projects that you are working on.</p>
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		<title>Sheet Metal Bending Processes</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 15 May 2010 16:21:12 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[There are several industries that require specific types of materials and procedures for the creation of specific parts. One of the well known materials used for several service industries is metal. However, for the metal to work more efficiently in one area is also the need to have the right procedures for the use of the metal.<p><a href="http://oxidizing.net/sheet-metal-bending/">Sheet Metal Bending Processes</a> is a post from: <a href="http://oxidizing.net">Oxidizing</a></p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>There are several industries that require specific types of materials and procedures for the creation of specific parts.  One of the well known materials used for several service industries is metal. However, for the metal to work more efficiently in one area is also the need to have the right procedures for the use of the metal.</p>

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<p>A common approach that is used for the materials is known as sheet metal bending.  This process creates a solid design that can be used for several industries and which provides a stronger base for any part or design that you need.</p>
<p>The concept of sheet metal bending is to create metal that is moved in different designs and shapes.  The procedure that is used is most common for roofs of buildings, air ducts or electronic enclosures.  The bending process that takes place is dependent on the industry that you are working in and is also altered dependent on the type of sheet metal that is used.  Each of these will create a different level of stability for the area that you are in and will alter the process that is used to create the right designs.</p>
<p>To begin working with sheet metal building, different calculations have to be used.  The calculations will create a difference in the amount of air pressure and compression that is a part of the procedure.  This will also make an alternative process used for the heat that may need to be applied for the sheet metal.</p>
<p>The first part to this calculation is based on the thickness of the metal.  If it is thicker, then more air compression will need to be used to force the right shape of the metal.  There is also a certain amount of allowance that each of the metals have when creating the right shape.  Distances from the center of the metal and the degree of the bend will also make a difference in the end results of the shape and design.<br />
Each of the processes and calculations that are used for sheet metal bending combine with alternative shapes and designs that can be used.</p>
<p>If the material is thinner, then shapes that fold or create three points may be used.  Thicker materials may not be able to provide the same, flexible shapes, dependent on the considerations used for the materials and the degree of the bend.  Considering each of the angles of the metal then leads to a different look and design that is used for the end shape of the metal part used.</p>
<p>The process of sheet metal bending is one that can help with different transportation or building needs.  The use of this particular metal and the ability to create the right effect from the bending leads to an alternative look and design.  No matter what industry you are in, you can look into the procedure of sheet metal bending to get the right stability for the parts you need.</p>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 15 May 2010 16:14:58 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[From artistic works to commercial purposes, is the use of metal spinning to create a different set of shapes and formations out of metal.  The process that is used for spinning of metal allows unique formations of the material and provides endless options for design.<p><a href="http://oxidizing.net/metal-spinning/">Basic Techniques for Metal Spinning</a> is a post from: <a href="http://oxidizing.net">Oxidizing</a></p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>From artistic works to commercial purposes, is the use of metal spinning to create a different set of shapes and formations out of metal.  The process that is used for spinning of metal allows unique formations of the material and provides endless options for design.</p>

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<p>The basic definition of this procedure is to form metal into a round or cylindrical shape.  The process of spinning is used to ensure that the right formation and design occurs while creating a different production of designs.</p>
<p>There are two main types of procedures that are used for metal spinning, all which are dependent on the complexity of the design used.  The main process that is required is one that places the metal on a mandrel or a shaped material. The metal is clamped on both sides of this formation to begin the work.  The metal will then be spun at high speeds, combined with force and compression of either air or heat.</p>
<p>As this is done, the metal begins to form into the same shape as the mandrel to create the desired design.  Many will also consider reducing as a main procedure, which includes this procedure, but pieces together different geometrical forms for more complex designs.</p>
<p>The procedure that is used for metal spinning not only applies to the basic processes, but also allows several to move into complex designs that are based on this procedure.  Since spinning is typically used by artisans, architects or for complex structures, other experiments have been combined with the procedure.</p>
<p>For instance, many will experiment with the amount of heat and pressure that is applied to the spinning.  The result is a difference in the thickness of the metal, as well as the overall formation and texture of the piece.  Others have added in extra tools for the finish or for the spinning process, which will create designs, ornamentation and cuts in the metal.</p>
<p>If you are looking into metal spinning, you will not only want to consider the processes and the experimentation for design.  The process that is used allows individuals to use different types of metal.  The most common types used are aluminum and sheet metal, both which have different effects from the thickness and the process used.  However, it is also possible to use other solid materials through this procedure to create alternative results for the metal.</p>
<p>The different processes used to form metals allow different artisans and commercial areas to have specific looks.  The metal spinning that is used is a main procedure used for more ornate looks that are a part of metals. The result of this procedure is the ability to have an alternative look through metal, while creating a more complex look through a stable material.</p>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 15 May 2010 16:10:46 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Whether you need a different part for a vehicle or for a roof of a building, is the ability to get the right shape through metal bending.  The procedure that is used for metal bending can provide you with a custom fit and will help you to get the right results through the shape that is formed from this process.  The different procedures that are used will create an alternative look to the metal and can help with the right formation of the metal for any need. <p><a href="http://oxidizing.net/metal-bending/">Basics of Using Metal Bending</a> is a post from: <a href="http://oxidizing.net">Oxidizing</a></p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Whether you need a different part for a vehicle or for a roof of a building, is the ability to get the right shape through metal bending.  The procedure that is used for bending can provide you with a custom fit and will help you to get the right results through the shape that is formed from this process.  The different procedures that are used will create an alternative look to the metal and can help with the right formation of the metal for any need.</p>

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<p>When beginning to look into metal bending, you will notice that there are several expected results from the procedures that are used.  Different types of bending are divided according to the shape that you need with the metal. The most common types of bends are the V – shape, U – shape or channel shape.  The other differences in the bends will depend on the length of the metal that is needed as well as the specific area that the metal will be used in.  For instance, if the metal is going to be used for an air duct, it will need a different type of bend from the use of an automobile part.</p>
<p>The common shapes that are used with metal bending then move into several processes to make the correct design.  Each of these is designed to create the right shapes of the metal while providing a convenient fit for different needs.  One of the common types is known as the three point bend, which will fold the metal in several different places.  Rotary bending and folding are other common procedures, each which are developed to create specific width, designs and measurements for different areas.</p>
<p>To formulate the type of metal bending that is used, manufacturers will use specific equations that determine the results of the metal.  The processes used will begin with a determination of the thickness of the material.  If the metal is thicker, then processes with more compression and air may be used.</p>
<p>There are also factors such as how much allowance can be used for the metal as well as what the deduction is for the metal.  The angle in degrees will also be measured in relation to this.  All of the metal bending will then fit together into a process that combines air compression and pressure to make the right look to the material.</p>
<p>The procedures and types of metal bending that are used by manufacturers create a different set of materials that can be used in various processes.  After metal has been bent to the right shape, it will lead to a different set of uses.  The result will be sturdy parts used for transportation, buildings and other areas that require extra support through the use of metal.</p>
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		<title>Procedures Used for Sheet Metal Forming</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The formation of different metals makes a difference in the functions that different parts have.  These will not only change with function, but also by the industry that the sheet metal is required for.  For parts and projects to work effectively, is the need to use thinner metals that will provide stability and flexibility. <p><a href="http://oxidizing.net/sheet-metal-forming/">Procedures Used for Sheet Metal Forming</a> is a post from: <a href="http://oxidizing.net">Oxidizing</a></p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The formation of different metals makes a difference in the functions that different parts have.  These will not only change with function, but also by the industry that the metal is required for.  For parts and projects to work effectively, is the need to use thinner metals that will provide stability and flexibility.  One of the ways to make sure that every project and part has the right function is through sheet metal forming.  There are different processes that are used for metals, all which help to create the right fit on any project.</p>

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<p>The first processes that are used for sheet metal forming are based on different cuts. Deep drawing, for instance, will use several steps to move deeply into the metal and to create an alternative shape.  Regular cutting can also be done for thinner metal and will provide repetitive shapes that are more conducive to different types of parts.  Another process used is perforating, which includes cuts that form small holes through flat sheet metal.  Each of these alternatives can provide a different shape and cut to the metal you are using.</p>
<p>Another procedure used for forming is based on the concept of stamping.  The main function that is a part of this is based on creating a shape, bend or wave in the metal without any cuts.  The result will be a fit into another part or a different shape that can be used with the metal.  A specific type of stamping used is known as press brake forming, which bends a series of long metal sheets then moves them into a groove that fits into a specific area.  Rolling may also be used, which consists of several types of bends that are added into the sheet metal to create a longer amount of sheet metal.</p>
<p>The different formations that are used with forming then move into alternative processes and procedures that change the quality of the metal.  Many manufacturers have found that the degree of the heat, amount of air and pressure used, as well as the force that is created will alter the different parts of the metal. Doing this creates a different approach and alternative to the sheet metal and will provide a specific cut and shape that can be used for different materials.</p>
<p>The main concepts that apply to forming can help to create specific parts and shapes.  The designs that are used are based on cutting and stamping the metal so it can be processed for different needs.  The various methods not only include these specific components, but also move into detailed processes that help with the right formation of different pieces.  The result is the ability to use customized sheet metal for any project or part.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Different pieces of material are known for their effectiveness when manufacturing parts or projects. If you are working with different materials, then you want to make sure that it has stability to help with the efficiency of building. Working with sheet metal as one of the stable materials for any project is one of the [...]<p><a href="http://oxidizing.net/sheet-metal-stamping/">Sheet Metal Stamping and Manufacturing Processes</a> is a post from: <a href="http://oxidizing.net">Oxidizing</a></p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Different pieces of material are known for their effectiveness when manufacturing parts or projects.  If you are working with different materials, then you want to make sure that it has stability to help with the efficiency of building.  Working with sheet metal as one of the stable materials for any project is one of the common approaches that are taken.  For this to work efficiently; however, you will need to understand sheet metal stamping and the way that it works with the manufacturing process.  There are different steps and options that are used for this, all which will change the way that sheet metal can be used.</p>

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<p>The main concept is to have a machine or to use a procedure that presses the metal into the right shape.  There are several types of stamping that are used, all which will have different effects on the metal and the results that you get.  Shaping the metal through bends, embossing, coining, piercing or blanking are some of the common shapes that are used for sheet metal.  Each of the types of stamping used will have different procedures that are combined with the main material to create the right results and to shape the metal in the most efficient manner.</p>
<p>When you begin to work with sheet metal stamping, you will notice that there are different procedures used, dependent on the shapes that you want to create.  In some instances, the stamping will take place through a machine that automatically changes the shape of the metal with one stamp.  In other instances, there are several steps that have to be used, all which will continue to redefine the metal into the right shape and which will create a different and more complex result for the material.</p>
<p>The most recent development that is used with sheet metal stamping is known as a simulation.  This is a technology that has been created to make sure that the manufacturing of the metal comes out with specific shapes, while providing a sense of consistency to the shapes that are created. The technology that is used combines different elements that work with the metal to automatically change the formation of the metal while protecting dysfunctions that would occur from the metal when used with alternative procedures.</p>
<p>Whether you are working on automotive parts or need sheet metal for a specific project, is the ability to refine the material that you need.  The process of sheet metal stamping is one of the common approaches to changing and shaping metal so it can help you with any project.  The manufacturing, design and use of this material then becomes easier to use and provides you with the right fit while you are working on different parts and projects.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Metal forging is a process that allows you to refine and change the shape of metal, specifically for different projects and parts made out of this material. If you are working with this specific technique, then you will want to understand how different techniques are used. The ability to craft metal into a different form [...]<p><a href="http://oxidizing.net/basics-of-metal-forging/">Basics of Metal Forging</a> is a post from: <a href="http://oxidizing.net">Oxidizing</a></p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Metal forging is a process that allows you to refine and change the shape of metal, specifically for different projects and parts made out of this material. If you are working with this specific technique, then you will want to understand how different techniques are used.  The ability to craft metal into a different form can help you to create the right part while providing you with a stronger foundation to the materials that you are using for a specific project.  The different applications that are a part of this will help you to get the results desired for your various projects.</p>
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<p>Metal forging is a process that changes and alters the grain structure and properties of metal. The ability to do this begins with heating the metal through a compressive force.  Different tools and procedures are used for heating, typically which is combined with a hammer or press to create a specific shape.  For the process of metal forging to work effectively, you will not only need to use these specific tools, but will need to change the shape of the metal by working with smaller pieces that you can add into one larger structure. By doing this, you create a stronger surface and will eliminate gaps in the metal.</p>
<p>There are three main types of the metal forging process that are used for those that need to shape and design metal.  The first is known as drawing out the metal.  In this process, you will increase the length of the piece of metal that you are using and will take the cross – section, or center of the metal, and will decrease it.  The second process is known as upsetting the metal.  This is opposite of the first process, in which you decrease the length and increase the center of metal.  You can also use a squeezing procedure, which allows you to change both the length and the cross – section in the same direction.</p>
<p>When you begin to use these three different procedures for metal forging, you will not only combine the main increase and decrease of length and the cross section.  Each of the smaller pieces of metal that you begin to work with will need to fit with the other pieces to make the overall shape and part of the piece.  To become efficient at metal forging, you will need to find a way to work with the right measurements of increasing and decreasing the metal.  This will be followed by finishing the operations to piece the metal together and to take out potential defects from the metal.</p>
<p>The procedure of metal forging is one that can help you to make different parts and projects.  If you are beginning to learn how to do this, then you want to make sure that you use the correct procedures for the metal.  You will also want to learn how to piece together the metal to create a project that functions efficiently for your different needs.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Graphite is a form of carbon, which is silvery black in colour. Graphite is one of the predominant materials used as solid lubricant. The lamellar structure of graphite (the tendency to flake), in the form of dry powder, makes it ideal to reduce friction. Graphite can also serve as a liquid based lubricant. The lubrication [...]<p><a href="http://oxidizing.net/graphite-lubricant/">Graphite Lubricant</a> is a post from: <a href="http://oxidizing.net">Oxidizing</a></p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Graphite is a form of carbon, which is silvery black in colour. Graphite is one of the predominant materials used as solid lubricant. The lamellar structure of graphite (the tendency to flake), in the form of dry powder, makes it ideal to reduce friction. Graphite can also serve as a liquid based lubricant. The lubrication film provides resistance to wear and tear and also seizure resistance. </p>
<p>As a dry lubricant, the powdered graphite reacts with water vapour and the molecular bonding does not occur, leaving it dry and slippery. However, it does not bond well with the surface and thus keeps falling off, increasing the need to be applied often. Solid graphite lubricant is tolerant to temperatures of about 900 degree F. Higher temperatures than this causes oxidation of graphite. </p>
<p>The liquid graphite lubricants are of different types. The graphite grease is designed to stick to the surface, where the grease will prevent the graphite from falling off the work surface. Another combination with liquid base is such that the liquid will evaporate when the mixture is painted on the surface, leaving the graphite to work to reduce friction. </p>
<p>As a dry lubricant, graphite can be used in certain situations where wet lubricants may cause hazard as in electrical fittings or when lubricating substances such as wood. Also, graphite grease can tolerate more heat than natural grease or other lubricants. </p>
<p>Graphite may be used as an additive in lubricating oil to increase the thermal tolerance. They are also used as components of polymer based composite anti-friction coatings and form the second phase particles of metal based composite anti-friction coatings. They are used as molds for continuous casting and solid lubricant in metal forming. </p>
<p>Graphite is also used in continuous casting molds. The molds are fabricated from iso-statically pressed graphite. The low friction between the mold surface and solidifying metal ensures smooth extraction of the casting. The crystal structure of graphite provides low friction without the requirement of additional lubrication. </p>
<p>Graphite is characterized as natural and synthetic. Natural graphite is derived from mining. The refined graphite contains carbon, sulfur, SiO2 and Ash. The crystallizing quality of graphite is determined by the higher content of carbon, and better the lubricity and resistance to oxidation. Synthetic graphite is sintered from high temperature and has very high carbon content of up to 99.5-99.9%, and is therefore very good as a lubricant. </p>
<p>While the conventional automotive oils cannot withstand the high temperatures, graphite can serve as lubricants in automotive engines which reach temperatures as high as 1,250 degree F. The commercially available graphite lubricants are a colloidal dispersion of billions of microscopic particles of graphite. When this is added to the crankcase of an engine, it works with the motor oil to reduce friction. It also penetrates effectively into areas where oil cannot reach, keeps oil from thickening, improves compression and helps energy consumption and fuel economy. </p>
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		<title>Aluminium Metal &#8211; The Highly Conductive Property</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Aluminium metal is the most abundant in the earth’s crust but found only in combination, chiefly as an ore called bauxite. It also occurs in gemstones such as topaz, garnet, ruby and sapphire. It is found combined in over 270 different minerals. The metal is highly conductive and has great thermal properties and these properties [...]<p><a href="http://oxidizing.net/aluminium-metal-the-highly-conductive-property/">Aluminium Metal &#8211; The Highly Conductive Property</a> is a post from: <a href="http://oxidizing.net">Oxidizing</a></p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Aluminium metal is the most abundant in the earth’s crust but found only in combination, chiefly as an ore called bauxite. It also occurs in gemstones such as topaz, garnet, ruby and sapphire. It is found combined in over 270 different minerals. The metal is highly conductive and has great thermal properties and these properties are used for the various needs of the industries. Aluminium is silvery-white in colour. </p>
<p>The metal is used in various industries like building and construction, power transmission lines, photoengraving plates, cookware and other consumer goods, tubes for ointments and pastes. Global production of aluminium in the year 2005 was 31.9 million tonnes. This comes after iron consumption that was 837.5 million tonnes in the same year. </p>
<p>Pure aluminium has a low tensile strength, but if they are processed with proper heat and mechanics, they can be the strongest metal. Alloys formed with copper, zinc, magnesium, manganese and silicon are used in various industries. </p>
<p>Aluminium metal is extensively used in transportation industry. The use in aircrafts and automobiles are well-known. A wide range of household items ranging from cooking utensils to baseball bats and watches are made of aluminium and its alloys. The consumer electronics are enclosed in the shells made of aluminium as they would not add to the weight of the equipment. Aluminium is used for making drinking cans, foil wrappings, bottle tops and foil containers that are extensively used in food and beverage industry. This is more effective as the metal is non-toxic and aromaless. </p>
<p>Powdered aluminium is used in paint and also forms an essential ingredient of the pyrotechnics like solid rocket fuels. The combination of properties light weight and great strength makes it useful in construction industry like window, doors, street lighting poles and sailing ship masts. </p>
<p>The highly conductive property of the metal makes it ideal to be used in electrical transmission lines for power distribution, heat sinks for electronic appliances such as transistors and CPU. About 1 kilogram of aluminium conducts almost twice as much electricity as 1 kilogram of copper. However, use of aluminium in household wiring has been found to be hazardous. Due to its ductile nature and corrosion resistance, the metal is used for electrical applications like TV aerials, satellite dishes and is the standard base for bulbs. </p>
<p>Aluminium is a recyclable material and many products can be made from the old form. Even the silver helium balloons that are commonly seen in birthday parties are covered with a thin, evaporated coating of aluminium metal over the tough plastic. </p>
<p>It is however, imperative to realize the fact that aluminium is a very reactive metal and in combination with some food acids may produce more harm than good. People sensitive to aluminium are prone to ulcers in the mouth, spasms of the foodpipe, gastric ulcers, slow progressive vision impairment, skin rash and itching, glandular dysfunctions or cancer. </p>
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