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Pelican's first robot (code named "T-Rex") is installed in their Torrance, CA plant; 2008. Pelican Products purchased their largest Australian distributor and opened Pelican Australia [5] Pelican Products makes Inc. magazine's 5000 list for the second year; The company purchased portable LED area lighting manufacturer Bluei UK [6]
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As of 2016, the firm had developed the power plant's subsystems, including plasma injectors and compression driver technology. [39] Patents were awarded in 2006 for a fusion energy reactor design, [ 40 ] and enabling technologies such as plasma accelerators (2015), [ 41 ] methods for creating liquid metal vortexes (2016) [ 42 ] and lithium ...
Plasma processing is a plasma-based material processing technology that aims at modifying the chemical and physical properties of a surface. [1] Plasma processing techniques include: Plasma activation; Plasma ashing; Plasma cleaning; Plasma electrolytic oxidation; Plasma etching; Plasma functionalization; Plasma polymerization; Corona treatment ...
Laser, solid, [2] liquid and plasma [3] liners have all been proposed. Magneto-inertial fusion begins with a warm dense plasma target containing a magnetic field. Plasma's conductivity prevents it from crossing magnetic field lines. Compressing the target amplifies the magnetic field.
1970 Nobel Prize in Physics "for fundamental work and discoveries in magneto-hydrodynamics with fruitful applications in different parts of plasma physics" Irving Langmuir: coined the term "plasma" to hint at the lifelike behavior of this state of matter. Developed electron temperature concepts and an electrostatic probe, the Langmuir probe.
The plasma can reach temperatures up to 10,000 Kelvin. Inductive plasma technology is used in fields such as powder spheroidization and nano-material synthesis. The technology is applied via an Induction plasma torch, which consists of three basic elements: the induction coil, a confinement chamber, and a torch head, or gas distributor.