Guest: Douglas Hofmann Host: Markus Voelter Shownoter: Alexander Grote
Dr. Douglas Hofmann works as a scientist in the Metallurgy Lab at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory. I visited Doug during my US trip earlier this year, and we chatted about metallic glass. In particular, we discussed its properties, how to create it in bulk, how to test its properties, as well as how and why it is interesting for use in space.
Introduction of Dr. Douglas Hofmann 00:01:21JPL Metallurgy Facility | Metallurgy | Technology Readiness Level
Metallic Glass 00:06:06Transparent Aluminum | Alloy | Conductivity | Glass | Vitrification | Fourier Heat Transfer Equation | Crystal | Brittleness | Ductility | Toughness
Properties and applications of Metallic Glasses 00:25:47Ashby Plot | Elasticity | Yield Strength | Injection Moulding | Corrosion | Corrosion Fatigue | Wear | Impact | Lubrification | Lubrification of Space Systems | Gear | Ball Bearing
Manufacturing of (Bulk) Metallic Glasses 00:58:15Thermal Conduction | Direct Casting | Blow Molding | Chanel Bottle from Jan Schroers | Arc Melting | Metal Injection Molding | Die Casting | Hardness | Speed of Sound | Strain wave gearing | Phase Diagrams metallic glasses | 3D-Printing Episode OmegaTau (German!)
Outlook 01:32:21Star Shade