It was reported that the researchers of Russia’s National University of Science and Technology (NUST MISIS) and scientists have jointly developed a new low-cost high-strength, heat-resistant, and electrical conductive aluminum alloy, which can resist temperatures up to 400°C.
Experts said that this material would greatly lower the weight and carbon footprint of new rail vehicles, aircraft, and other technology.
The new aluminum-alloy wire could replace expensive and heavy copper-based conductors, and it would be widely used in aircraft, high-speed rail cars, and other equipment, saving fuel and reducing hazardous emissions into the atmosphere.
Russia successfully develops 400°C resistant aluminum
9 Nov 2021 16:07 reported by Joy Liu
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