Emily Durham is a science writer and communications manager for Carnegie Mellon University's College of Engineering. In her work, she focuses on 3D printing, biomedical engineering and cutting-edge technologies.

SINTERING/ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING

The Intersection of 3D Printing and Machine Learning

Emily Durham Daniel Carroll

March 6, 2019

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In the past, the applications of metal additive manufacturing, otherwise known as 3D printing, have primarily been confined to prototyping.

Focus On: 3D Printing

3D Printing the Next Generation of Batteries

Emily Durham

September 17, 2018

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Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering Rahul Panat and a collaborator at Missouri University of Science and Technology have developed a revolutionary new method of fabricating battery electrodes using Aerosol Jet 3D printing.

IR Temperature Measurement for Metals Made Simple

Choosing and deploying the right sensor for Infrared temperature measurements on metal surfaces can be a complicated exercise. Most suppliers offer dozens of sensor options and some offer a range of IR cameras that could also be considered. It is easy to spend several thousand dollars on a sensor that does not measure accurately on a metal surface, but you can avoid this fate if you better understand four key technical issues.

Furnace Safety for the New Decade: NFPA 86 Yesterday to Tomorrow

This webinar begins with a brief trip down memory lane to marvel at early twentieth-century furnace technologies, commences with a look at the most recent changes made to the 2019 Edition of NFPA’s Ovens & Furnaces Standard, and ends with a crystal ball look at technologies that may unfold in the decade ahead.

Industrial Heating

2020 February

Check out the February 2020 issue of Industrial Heating, featuring an editorial on Nonferrous – Products and Their Processes, along with the Inspection and Maintenance Critical to Safe Fuel-Train Operation.

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