"The material created by the APM process is ultra-dense, which relieves, reduces or eliminates pitting, cracking and spalling, and forms a barrier of such invincibility that no further machining is necessary," said Ellen Shepherd, president and owner of Liberty Technologies. "In one instance, we destroyed a PCD grinding wheel because we wanted to see what would happen if
we tried to grind borided molybdenum."
--Cutting Tool Engineering Magazine, July 2006 article
"From an application perspective, researchers believe this technology would be fruitful for the medical, automotive, aerospace, and transportation industries."
--Subrahmania Janakiraman, Technical Insights Magazine, June 2006
"The offerer is expert at the atomic penetration of materials method. It appears that they have the equipment needed to accomplish the proposed research. They have teamed with MR&D and Aerojet to provide analysis expertise and rocket nozzle expertise respectively."
--SBIR report.
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