The REVaMP project aims to optimise the energy efficiency and the productivity levels of the metal recovery industry. The Technology Centre AZTERLAN (member of the BRTA) directs its efforts in optimizing the energy efficiency and the productivity during the aluminium refining process by rotary kiln, working in close cooperation with the companies GHI Hornos Industriales, INATEC and REFIAL.
CENTRICAST and AZTERLAN collaborate in the manufacturing of a new advanced range of engine components by means of centrifugal casting that will bring “significant environmental improvements”.
The new computer model represents the degradation of the scaffolds in physiological media, as well as the mechanical response of these structures. This model has been presented at the XXXVIII Yearly Congress of Spanish Biomedical Engineering Society, which took place on November 25th, 26th and 27th.
The RIB-ON project, framed within the H2020 Clean Sky 2 program and developed by the company BATZ and AZTERLAN Metallurgy Research Centre, develops innovative tooling concepts to manufacture prototypes and short series of high-performance aluminium parts for the air&space sector.
Based on thermal analysis, the new development from AZTERLAN Metallurgy Research Center correlates the various factors involved in the formation of compact graphite (CGI) and provides a significant boost to the industrial production of compact graphite iron cast components.