世界一の耐熱性！日本の超合金技術とは？原田広史（NIMS 物質・材料研究機構 特別名誉研究員）【いまからサイエンス】

▼Watch the full program (43 minutes) here▼ https://txbiz.tv-tokyo.co.jp/science/... ▼Register for a "TV Tokyo BIZ" membership here▼ https://txbiz.tv-tokyo.co.jp/lp/?utm_... "Now, Science" Airs every Wednesday at 10 PM on BS TV Tokyo! Superalloys! The metals of the future that will change our lives! We interview a Japanese scientist who continues to lead the world in superalloy research and development! What exactly is the "strongest superalloy" that has finally been completed? The Starship, which is aiming to land on the moon in 2020, the iPhone, and even the 100-yen coin all use alloys. Alloys are made by mixing two or more metals to increase strength, heat resistance, and ease of processing. Japan boasts world-class alloy technology! So what exactly are superalloys? This time, we're featuring a world-leading scientist who developed the strongest superalloy! We'll explore the future of superalloys, which will surely change our lives! Dr. Hiroshi Harada has been researching superalloys for 50 years! He is one of the world's leading researchers and developers. The superalloys he creates are even used in the jet engines of the Boeing 787! And what's the secret? Creating these superalloys requires repeated testing, exploring approximately 5 million different combinations of elements. Why is demand for superalloys increasing year after year? How will our future change? Cast: Koji Kato Eika Furuhat (TV Tokyo Announcer) Hirofumi Harada (NIMS National Institute for Materials Science Distinguished Researcher Emeritus) #Superalloy #Alloy #Metal #Boeing787 #Elements #Koji Kato #ScienceNow #TVTokyo #TVTokyoBIZ