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“RIff off” means to take inspiration from someone else’s work and then make your own thing based on it. “Rip off” means to take someone else’s work wholesale or pass it off as your own. There’s an argument to be made which of these more closely descrbies the various forms of T-slot extrusion.

What 20 grades do you analyze?  Do you have any data regarding your limits of detection for Mg, Si, Cr, Mn, Cu, Zn, Zr?  Would you be willing to share your results (element by element precision) for a 20 second test on 1100, 6063, 3005? Thank you.

The LumaStream Quadrallux EP22 has been engineered to work with the same power supply as the company’s popular downlight and conference room fixtures, giving lighting designers and integrators access to the most efficient “turnkey” complete lighting solution for their clients.

According to sources who recently spoke to Platts, secondary aluminium smelters in Japan are migrating from Russian suppliers to those in the People’s Republic of China as prices of AK5M2 alloy from the former have risen on account of a seasonal shortage in scrap aluminium.

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Good stuff, and the stiffness over a number of feet is a factor, but put a right angle into the extrusion and just like an I-beam you’ve fixed the flex issue.

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Heatherwick would prefer to be seen as an outsider. At our initial meeting, I asked him about the Garden Bridge. It was said that the bridge, sponsored by an unscrupulous Conservative mayor and paid for partly with public funds, was a folly for the few and a venue for corporate celebrations. It was expected to cost two hundred and sixty million dollars. Joanna Lumley, in the role of celebrity civic booster, has for years lobbied for a bridge of this sort, and has promoted Heatherwick’s design, referring to it as “a tiara on the head of our fabulous city.” James Corner, the landscape architect who co-designed the High Line with Diller Scofidio + Renfro, the architectural firm, is among those who have described it as a vanity project.

83.5% of Arconic shares are held by institutional investors. Comparatively, 65.4% of Tredegar shares are held by institutional investors. 0.2% of Arconic shares are held by insiders. Comparatively, 12.6% of Tredegar shares are held by insiders. Strong institutional ownership is an indication that endowments, large money managers and hedge funds believe a company will outperform the market over the long term.

Aluminium extrusions also suffer torsion twisting during manufacture. So a design may be unable to be machined flat without severe loss in material thickness. Thus, truly square structures can’t be corrected using hardware fasteners without deforming the design, or milled correctly without introducing localized weaknesses that cause bowing.

The New Routemaster, a handsome double-decker bus designed for London’s transportation authority, went into service in February, 2012; it had an open platform at the back, echoing a classic, defunct design. It seems to have been commissioned, at the insistence of Boris Johnson, as much to symbolize the city as to serve it: a double-decker pavilion. It had advantages over off-the-shelf alternatives but cost nearly twice as much, was cramped and hot, and was more polluting than promised. The bus was discontinued.

Before the 2012 Summer Olympics, Heatherwick was known in Britain for three striking but impermanent designs. His Shanghai Expo pavilion had a scheduled life of only six months. In 2002, for a site in Manchester, Heatherwick Studio had created B of the Bang, a two-hundred-foot-tall cluster of metal spikes emanating from the top of a column, to suggest a midair explosion. It was finished late and was over budget. The tip of a spike fell off just before it was unveiled. Other spikes later threatened to fall and had to be removed. The Manchester City Council sued Heatherwick and his contractors, and settled out of court. In 2009, the sculpture was dismantled.