Coils made on a mandrel, such as the one in today’s TBT image, are commonplace for AET’s cryogenic builds. The finned copper shown here is used to increase contact surface area and decrease annular flow rate of the exchanged fluid or gas. Fabricated in...
The two images for this week are to show a before-and-after of a corrugating machine refurbishment in the early 70’s. Back then, AET specialized in refurbishment of equipment used in processing all sorts of materials. This machine added corrugations to...
#aet #throwbackthursday #machining #grinding #fabrication #abilityengineering The image for today’s Throwback Thursday is of some material being prepared on one of our grinding tables in 1982.
Back in 1992-1993, AET worked with Columbia University’s Plasma Physics Lab on a Tokamak fabrication. This first-of-its-kind Tokamak has movable walls throughout to get fine adjustment of the test plasma. As stated on the Columbia Plasma Physics Lab Website...
Further to our tip from Tuesday this week ( https://bit.ly/3vQeyW0 ), we wanted to throwback with an Ability Engineering Technology example from the OSTI Directory. In this tech update from 2000 https://bit.ly/3zSekk9 , AET’s fabrication of a Cryostat for APT is...
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