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Potrebbero essere "Made in Sardegna" i prossimi velivoli spaziali

Cagliari, Italia - Nascerà un'impresa che sfrutterà un brevetto dell'Ateneo cagliaritano

Si avvia ad essere impiegata industrialmente la tecnologia Uhtc (Ultra high temperature composite), brevettata lo scorso aprile dall’Università di Cagliari. Si tratta di un processo di preparazione, in tre stadi, di un nuovo materiale ceramico, resistente ad altissime temperature, che potrà essere impiegato per realizzare parti di velivoli spaziali. In particolare i ricercatori, Giacomo Cao, Antonio Mar...

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Roma, Italia, 07/17/2006 15:55
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