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Hema latha
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Subject: Major uses of Magnesium
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Out of the uses of magnesium mentioned in this website, which sectors use magnesium on a wide scale?
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| 23-Dec-2008 14:14 |
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Lindsey Wekseth
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I would say that the consumer electronic sector would be the biggest user of mag. Cell phones and laptops are a very big market.
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| 23-Dec-2008 17:19 |
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Hema latha
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What about the steel sector and the alloy sectors?
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| 24-Dec-2008 06:26 |
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Subodh Panchal
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>What about the steel sector and the alloy sectors?
Yes in a steel, pig iron production, Magnesium granules are used in bulk. Also for the production of Ductile Iron.
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| 13-Jan-2009 17:24 |
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Kaushik Datta
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Mg is used for de sulphurisation, and as innoculant for Ductile / Nodular Cast Iron.
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| 26-May-2009 11:49 |
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Winny Wulandari
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Magnesium alloys for automotive purposes has also been increased in the last decades.
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| 18-Jun-2009 08:16 |
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Leon Prentice
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My rough rule of thumb is that one third of primary Mg production goes to die casting, one third in aluminium alloys, and one third in the steel industry. Thin castings (e.g. cell phone parts) come under die casting, but the sheet industry is growing off a small base. There are much better figures out there, but that\'s my rough guide.
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| 16-Dec-2009 07:45 |
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peter zhao
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accordong to me magnesium powder can used in a wide range of militray filed like missiles, signal flares and so on. because i am selling these Mg powder now
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| 30-Jan-2010 09:13 |
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Wojciech Grzegorczyk
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Dear Colleagues,
I\'m researching on the global applications of Mg and alloys. Do you know any recent statistics in this matter? I\'m interested in as detailed as possible break down by industries/products.
Thank you,
Wojciech Grzegorczyk
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| 02-Feb-2010 17:49 |
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Winny Wulandari
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You can find some useful stuff at http://www.intlmag.org/statistics.html and also there a paper by mordike and ebert, 2001, Material Sci and Eng vol. 302/1 pp.37-45
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| 02-Mar-2010 01:08 |
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Pradeep Datar
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Dear Friends,
One of the major applications of Magnesium is in Shock & Vibration Testing. Magnesium due to it\'s inherent advantage of Light weight & high Damping capacity finds wide usage in this Industry. It is used in Vibration Fixtures, Armatures for field coils, Slip Plates, etc.
As far as Fixtures are concerned, every product is unique & like Deigner Product.
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| 16-Jun-2010 14:57 |
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rb sh
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>My rough rule of thumb is that one third of primary Mg
>production goes to die casting, one third in aluminium
>alloys, and one third in the steel industry. Thin
>castings (e.g. cell phone parts) come under die casting,
>but the sheet industry is growing off a small base.
>There are much better figures out there, but that\\\'s my rough guide.
Could tell me price per MT.
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| 31-Aug-2010 15:22 |
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Vicki Wang
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>>My rough rule of thumb is that one third of primary Mg
>>production goes to die casting, one third in aluminium
>>alloys, and one third in the steel industry. Thin
>>castings (e.g. cell phone parts) come under die
>casting,
>>but the sheet industry is growing off a small base.
>>There are much better figures out there, but that\\\\\\\'s
>my rough guide.
>Could tell me price per MT.
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| 02-Sep-2010 09:40 |
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Vicki Wang
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Hi, it can be in producing mold, shock and vibration testing equipment, cases of 3C products, needle plate of textile equipment, aero sector, and magnesium anode is used in the technical method of electrochemistry cathode protection, etc.
Magnesium is the lighest metal with high damping capacity, using it can largely reduce shock and noise, and against radioation in space...
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