Newspaper article from our research archive:
|
|
Superhard material sector is set for growth.(MARKETS)
- Article from:
-
Advanced Ceramics Report
- Article date:
-
June 1, 2008
|
Copyright informationCOPYRIGHT 2008 International Newsletters. This material is published under license from the publisher through the Gale Group, Farmington Hills, Michigan. All inquiries regarding rights should be directed to the Gale Group. (Hide copyright information)
|
The superhard materials (materials with a hardness value equivalent to more than 40 GPa that can scratch, indent or shape any object) is set to see growth, especially cubic boron nitride (CBN) and polycrystalline CBN (PCBN).
According to the report by US-based Global Industry Analysts Inc, North America accounts for nearly 45% of the global superhard materials market, with CBN/PCBN materials offering the highest growth.
The global CBN/PCBN market is expected to register a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of close to 11% over the period 2001-2010. Meanwhile, the CBN/PCBN market in Europe is estimated at $137 million.
Currently, diamonds and CBN are the hardest ...
|
High Growth Forecasted for the World Superhard Materials Market.
Canadian Corporate News;
June 23, 2008 ;
296 words
......available in its catalogue. World Superhard Materials Market http://www.reportlinker.com/p090629/World-Superhard-Materials-Market.html This report analyzes the worldwide markets for Superhard Materials in Millions of US$. The specific...
|
|
Key Challenges and Issues facing the World Superhard Materials Market.
Canadian Corporate News;
June 25, 2008 ;
787 words
......available in its catalogue. World Superhard Materials Market http://www.reportlinker.com/p090629/World-Superhard-Materials-Market.html This report analyzes the worldwide markets for Superhard Materials in Millions of US$. The specific...
|
|
U.S. hard, superhard materials continue growth trend.
Ceramic Industry;
December 1, 1990 ;
590 words
...The U.S. markets for hard and superhard materials have seen consumption increases...dropped nearly 30% from 1982 levels. Superhard materials, which include diamond and cubic...market. Despite the overall growth in superhard materials volume, the more moderate growth...
|
|
Shock wave sintering gives improved diamond composites
Advanced Ceramics Report;
December 1, 1993 ;
157 words
......processed using shock wave sintering by the Institute for Superhard Materials and the Institute for Problems in Materials Science, both...information, contact: Dr A.L. Maistrenko, Institute for Superhard Materials, Ukrainian Academy of Sciences, Kiev, Russia. Copyright...
|
|
HARD AND SUPERHARD MATERIALS REPORT
Advanced Ceramics Report;
March 1, 1990 ;
95 words
...Hard and superhard materials - markets, technologies and opportunities: 1989-1994 analysis' considers the US market for industrial materials with a Knoop hardness...
|
|
Compound is harder than cubic boron nitride.
Advanced Ceramics Report;
May 1, 2001 ;
340 words
...Researchers at the Institute for Superhard Materials in the Ukraine have produced cubic boron carbonitride...information, contact: Vladimir Solozhenko, Institute for Superhard Materials, Avtozavodskaya Street, UA-04074 Kiev, Ukraine; tel...
|
|
Silicon nanospheres among hardest known materials. (Nanotechnology).
Advanced Ceramics Report;
May 1, 2003 ;
484 words
......properties, scientists may one day be able to design low-cost superhard materials from these nanoscale building blocks. Up to four times...building blocks, and from there, we can begin to design superhard materials. In addition, we've now achieved a way to conduct experiments...
|
|
New measurements show silicon nanospheres rank among hardest known...
M2 Presswire;
March 21, 2003 ;
787 words
......properties may eventually help scientists design low-cost superhard materials from these nanoscale building blocks. Up to four times...building blocks, and from there, we can begin to design superhard materials. In addition, we've now achieved a way to conduct experiments...
|
|
Dreaming up crystals that outdo diamond.
Science News;
August 26, 1989 ;
Amato, I.;
411 words
......outperform diamond at the jobs it does now, such as protecting the surfaces of drill bits and other cutting tools. The superhard materials might also enable engineers to machine diamonds into intricate shapes -- a feat beyond any existing material -- for electronic...
|
|
Hard materials
Advanced Ceramics Report;
September 1, 1993 ;
133 words
......colleges and manufacturing industry as an instructional text covering carbide and carbonitride hardmetals, ceramics and superhard materials, this book treats the subject in detail, but requires no prior specialized knowledge , the publisher says. The book comprises...
|
|
Solid solution of diamond-like carbon clusters in silicon carbide.
Advanced Ceramics Report;
August 1, 1999 ;
214 words
......40.5 GPa compared with 26.5 GPa for $-SiC alone. The researchers say that the nanocomposite powders can be used to make superhard materials, cutting tools, reinforcements for composites, superabrasives, electronic devices, catalysts and heating elements. The...
|
|
Measuring the hardness of superhard materials. (Testing And Measurement).
Advanced Ceramics Report;
September 1, 2003 ;
291 words
...Predicting the hardness of materials based on their atomic structure is notoriously difficult. Now, Chinese researchers have established an explicit formula for measuring hardness based on a material's ionicity. The technique could help establish a microscopic model of hardness and aid in the
|
|
Hard & Superhard MaterialsWorld Markets, Technologies & Competition:...
M2 Presswire;
October 30, 2007 ;
338 words
......reports/c73027) has announced the addition of Hard & Superhard Materials-World Markets, Technologies & Competition: 2007-2012...offering This report analyzes the world market for hard and superhard materials by total consumption value, demand trends, end-user markets...
|
|
Tiny but tough
Signal;
May 1, 2003 ;
Anonymous;
212 words
......are among the hardest known materials. Being able to measure nanoparticle properties may help scientists design low-cost superhard materials from these nanoscale building blocks. Up to four times harder than typical silicon-a principal ingredient of computer...
|
|
CHANGSHA TO BUILD NEW MATERIAL BASE
AsiaInfo Services;
November 25, 1999 ;
123 words
......Changsha high-tech development zone. The latest focuses will be on new energy materials, non-ferrous metallurgy materials and superhard materials. New material, along with e-information, electromechanicalization and biomedicine has been listed as 4 major high-tech...
|
See all results.
Or, try our
Advanced Search.
|