Tag: Nickel Institute

The Nickel Institute has published 'Nickel Compounds – The Inside Story', a free 16-page guide to nickel compounds written for non-specialists by industry experts. Nickel Compounds – The Inside Story shows how nickel compounds are essential to a wide range of industrial sectors including transport, aerospace, marine and architectural applications and for the manufacture of many consumer goods.

Stainless steel is the material of choice for many applications in the bioethanol, biodiesel and biogas sectors as it presents a cost-efficient and reliable material solution.

The Nickel Institute has recently published the report “Stainless Steels: Cost-Efficient Materials for the Global Biofuels Industry” to assist bioethanol, biodiesel and biogas producers and supporting industries like process technology providers, developers, plant designers and operators see the economic benefits from selecting the appropriate grade of stainless steel.

The Nickel Institute has launched a new online training module designed to assist English and Chinese-speaking engineers, designers and those who specify materials to select an appropriate type and grade of stainless steel for their particular needs.

Mr Steve Barnett has been appointed President of the Nickel Institute effective 1 January 2006.

The Nickel Institute has developed a slide presentation (with audio) that highlights good practices when fabricating austenitic stainless steels.

An on-line slide presentation (with accompanying audio) has been launched by the Nickel Institute.

An alliance consisting of the Nickel Institute, the International Molybdenum Association, stainless steel producers and water distribution equipment manufacturers and suppliers has been launched at the American Water Work's Association convention in Chicago, Illinois, USA.

Dr Ivor Kirman, President of the Nickel Institute, has announced that Dr Wouter Ghyoot will be joining the Nickel Institute on 13 September as European Manager, Environmental and Health Science Issues.

The Nickel Institute has published advice to help prevent the release of nickel to air, water and landfill.

C.P. (Paul) Dillon, who acted as a consultant for the Nickel Development Institute (NiDI) and its successor, the Nickel Institute, has died.