One of the most important tools, and perhaps one of the most confusing tools, for metallurgists is the binary phase diagram.

The Schaeffler Diagram is used in Metalurgical and Mechanical Engineering to predict the final composition of the welded region of a stainless steel welding. This information is very important as ...

Some of the most common are type 304, type 316, type 410, and type 430. Type 304 is the most commonly produced stainless steel, accounting for more than half of all stainless steel production. It is ...

Items made from stainless steel, however, appear all but immune to the consequences of rust. So what’s the secret? Rust is the result of iron reacting with oxygen in air or water to form iron oxide.

While we wouldn’t want to document a computer motherboard with ASCII schematics, it’s great for a quick-and-dirty circuit diagrams. Not exactly schematics, but [Duckman] has some Arduino ...

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If there’s one type of cookware set to buy, it’s a stainless steel collection. Popular for their durability and versatility, the best stainless steel cookware sets come with all the most essen ...

But with so many options available, finding the best stainless steel skillet for your kitchen can feel overwhelming. To find the top stainless steel skillet for any budget and cut through the ...

While a stainless steel skillet is excellent for searing proteins, frying eggs, caramelizing onions and more, for many home cooks these pans are daunting to use. You may be worried about food ...

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