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IIT BHU and ballistic expert Jeetendra Kochar IIT BHU and ballistic expert Jeetendra Kochar joins hand to develop technology for key government defence projects ANI | Updated: Mar 15, 2021 14:49 IST New Delhi [India], March 15 (ANI/India PR Distribution): Jeetendra Kochar a world-renowned ballistic armour expert and developer was invited by IIT BHU to jointly work on the design and development of an advance armour system for the Indian defence force requirement. IIT BHU is associated with the Indian Ministry of Defence through DRDO for material science de...

Ceramic maker offers classes during pandemic 27 Feb 2021 / 13:46 H. Bernama Bernama LANGKAWI, Feb 27: Ceramics made by Mohammad Radzi Ismail (pix) are the choice of almost all luxury hotels on this duty-free resort island, but the COVID-19 pandemic has sharply affected the business which he has been running since 2010. Not wanting to complain about the situation, the 39-year-old owner of Ilham Ceramic Studio is quick to look for alternatives to generate side income by offering ceramic-making classes. “After the first Movement Control Order (MCO) was implemented last year, the number ...

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Ceramics from ash Ceramics from ash A billion tonnes of ash from coal-fired power plants are lying in various ash ponds in India, occupying 40,000 ha and polluting the neighbourhood. Prof Barun Sanfui of the Government College of Engineering & Ceramic Technology, Kolkata, has invented a use for the ash. He mixed it with cheap and low-grade bauxite and compacted the mixture into slabs that could be used as abrasion-resistant ceramic lining for steel pipes that conduct coal. This can potentially consume a lot of fly ash and is cheaper than current options available for lining pipes. Prof Sanf...