Kristi: Help: Is this a spam bot trying to use my posts?
Posted: Mon Jan 29, 2018 6:35 pm
Kristi, I made a post on the Off Topic section and then I saw that someone re-posted a section of my post but then appeared to use it as a way to advertise something. Below is the copy and paste of my original post, and, the post below it of the supposed bot or whatever. Does that look like a spam bot or something? Thank you for your help.
Postby SpyderEdgeForever » 19 Jan 2018 14:38
I was reading some material that said one field of technological development that has been undergoing examination is the use of specially-tuned electromagnetic and electrostatic waves that alter the metal lattice of metals and other materials, and which cause the metal to become a liquid at room temperature. It can then be poured into a proper mold and it rehardens after a period of time, and you have a fully-formed metal part that can either be further refined and finished, or, it is molded into a final finished state.
This would make obsolete the use of heat-based systems for casting, forging, molding, and the rest.
Let's say this is possible. How would this technology if cheaply mass-implemented effect the manufacture of knives and other goods?
Say it can be extended to include all solids: Metals, Non Metals, Ceramics, Glasses, Plastics, you name it. A Universal Cold Molding System. What types of changes to industry and materials would we see?
Could people then put two different materials or metals into the liquid state, mix them, and have a new alloy?
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Postby sanvi » 29 Jan 2018 10:39
I was reading some material that said one field of technological development that has been undergoing examination is the use of specially-tuned electromagnetic and electrostatic waves that alter the metal lattice of buffets near me now metals and other materials, and which cause the metal to become a liquid at room temperature.
Postby SpyderEdgeForever » 19 Jan 2018 14:38
I was reading some material that said one field of technological development that has been undergoing examination is the use of specially-tuned electromagnetic and electrostatic waves that alter the metal lattice of metals and other materials, and which cause the metal to become a liquid at room temperature. It can then be poured into a proper mold and it rehardens after a period of time, and you have a fully-formed metal part that can either be further refined and finished, or, it is molded into a final finished state.
This would make obsolete the use of heat-based systems for casting, forging, molding, and the rest.
Let's say this is possible. How would this technology if cheaply mass-implemented effect the manufacture of knives and other goods?
Say it can be extended to include all solids: Metals, Non Metals, Ceramics, Glasses, Plastics, you name it. A Universal Cold Molding System. What types of changes to industry and materials would we see?
Could people then put two different materials or metals into the liquid state, mix them, and have a new alloy?
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Postby sanvi » 29 Jan 2018 10:39
I was reading some material that said one field of technological development that has been undergoing examination is the use of specially-tuned electromagnetic and electrostatic waves that alter the metal lattice of buffets near me now metals and other materials, and which cause the metal to become a liquid at room temperature.