An intersting spread of opinion for last week’s poll, with no clear consensus emerging from the 624 respondents, except that most wanted obsolete engineering structures preserved in some way. A third of respondents opted for the hard-hearted option of demolishing mine workings, power stations, chimneys and cooling towers, but a larger proportion, 37 per cent, wanted them redeveloped by the commercial sector. Around a quarter wanted them preserved for public use, with 13 prer cent preferring them to be local landmarks or the basis for museums, and 12 per cent opting for uses such as galleries or concert halls, such as Tate Modern or the Baltic Mills, shown above.
Project to investigate hybrid approach to titanium manufacturing
What is this a hybrid of? Superplastic forming tends to be performed slowly as otherwise the behaviour is the hot creep that typifies hot...