Many metals and metallic alloys, thanks to their properties and functions, are critical to nearly every technology and industry. However, metal resources are non-renewable and undergo some mass loss during their use. Aluminium, with its many superior properties, offers significant potential for improvement in process metallurgy, both through sustainable material design and its recyclability. In […]
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Introduction Three important issues will be on the agenda of the aluminium industry today and in the coming period: flexibility, independence and sustainability. However, in order to follow this agenda, especially sustainability, or to achieve the goals on this agenda set for us, we need more metallic materials, especially aluminium. It is possible to define […]
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Aluminium is a material used in almost every industry and is on the list of critical raw materials in many developed countries. Aluminium as a critical raw material Aluminium is a key material for strategic industries, particularly defence, aviation and renewable energy. Primary aluminium production is an energy-intensive process. Almost half of global primary aluminium […]
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The history of aluminium is relatively short since it was discovered only in the nineteenth century, yet it has become an essential part of everyday life. Therefore, aluminium is an attractive material for many applications, including transportation, electrical, packaging and food industries, architecture, renewable energy production and batteries and it is also included in the […]
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