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FGM
(redirected from Functionally Gradient Materials)

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FGMField Goals Made (basketball statistic)
FGMFemale Genital Mutilation
FGMFunctionally Graded Material
FGMFluxgate Magnetometer (Cluster spacecraft)
FGMFunctionally Gradient Materials
FGMFairy God Mother
FGMFoundation for Genetic Medicine
FGMForce Generation Model
FGMFixed Gain Mode (satellite communications)
FGMFiscal Guidance Memorandum
FGMForeign Government Representative
FGMFission Gas Monitor
FGMFlight Guidance Module (aviation)
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The CastDecantCast (CDC) process allows metalcasters to produce functionally gradient materials in a single casting operation without the need for specialized equipment.
Taylor properties where needed using the CDC process by Modern Casting
The CastDecantCast (CDO process allows metalcasters to produce functionally gradient materials in a single casting operation without the need for specialized equipment.
Tailor properties where needed using the CDC process by Modern Casting
Investigations are underway to evaluate the use of functionally gradient materials (FGMs) in diecasting dies, which could extend the performance life of each die.
UMR working to utilize functionally gradient materials, save energy ... by Modern Casting
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