Wood screws are better than drywall screws for woodworking projects. Drywall screws are made of hardened, brittle steel, and the shaft will often snap during installation, especially if they’re screwed into hardwoods. That can be a disaster when you’re working with finished material and you want to remove the screw… Continue reading
Probably the planet’s most famous factory has begun operation in Nevada. The staggering 4.9 million square foot factory will initially just be producing battery cells, in a bid to compete with the Asian powers of China, Japan, and South Korea. Tesla’s factory already employs 2900 people and 2017 will see… Continue reading
Copper is an excellent material for heatsinks, but its high cost when compared to aluminum means it’s sparingly used in heatsinks and other cooling components. Cryorig’s C7 Cu CPU cooler capitalizes on the material’s higher thermal conductivity to deliver high cooling performance in compact spaces where tower coolers might otherwise not be… Continue reading
[Ferro-Alloys.wiki] SA mining production falls by 3,4% in Q2 says Stats SA The South African mining production recorded its fourth consecutive quarter of decline in the second quarter of 2022, falling by 3.4 % on a seasonally adjusted basis. Juan-Pierre Terblanche, principal survey statistician at Stats SA has , provided an… Continue reading
In what has been a horrific year for the shipping industry in just about every way possible, there is finally some news that will no doubt be welcomed. Granted, it’s not hugely influential news for right now but it does bode well for the future. A survey conducted by accounting… Continue reading
The Elon Musk brainchild, the Hyperloop, is currently having a prototype constructed in Las Vegas. The prototype which will be called ‘DevLoop’ will be constructed in a remote desert and once completed will be able to travel faster than the speed of sound. The project has stemmed from a Los… Continue reading
Chinese steel companies increase overcapacity In fact, China’s government has agreed to reduce overcapacity among steel companies – but, according to a study, they have risen even higher. A new law could turn the trend now. Global overcapacities have been causing problems for the steel industry for a long time…. Continue reading
The history of tungsten dates back to the 17th century. At that time, miners in the Erzgebirge Mountains of Saxony, Germany, noticed that some of the ore would interfere with the reduction of cassiterite and produce slag. The miners gave the mines some German nicknames: “wolfert” and “wolfrahm”. Scheler In… Continue reading
I do not know when, China’s high-rise building development is faster and faster, no matter which city, all the high-rise buildings will become the standard buildings of the city. If you look closely, you can see that these high-rise buildings are being built at a very fast pace. What are… Continue reading
From the news of Mexico City On August 31, Mexico’s national bureau of statistics released on Wednesday showed that the copper Production in Mexico went up 11.9% in June compare to last year. Meanwhile ,Bureau of statistics said also, silver Output fell down 9.6% in June. Following is the detailed… Continue reading
