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High-Pressure Casting: Pioneering a New Way

Titanium alloys are used extensively in aircraft engines and industrial gas turbines because of their low weight and high strength, but they have unfavorable reactions with typical ceramic molds, making them difficult to work with.


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Take a Little Weight Off

Reducing the weight on jet engines is a continued focus for scientists at GE Global Research.
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Ceramic Matrix Composites

Researchers are developing ceramic matrix composites (CMC), a new material that combines the heat resistance of ceramics with the strength of metal.
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140 Things We Made Yesterday at GE

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GE engineering work becomes declassified after 25 years

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Exciting news for LEAP-X and the Thermal Systems team at GE

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