Hard Core Industry: Starting from Purifying Aviation Aluminum

Lin Mo, a master of materials science, quit his job and worked at a scrap station for three years, just to master the scrap aluminum recycling and purification technology and fulfill his late wife's last wish. However, three years later, the experiment stalled, funds were cut off, creditors came to visit, and the site faced forced demolition. When he was on the verge of despair and kicked over the pile of scrap aluminum at his feet, a cold and familiar mechanical voice suddenly sounded in his mind: [Substance analysis system starts. [Current scan: scrap aluminum mixture, containing 0.87% Iron, 0.62% Silicon...] [The optimal purification plan has been generated, with a melting temperature of 745°C and a stirring rate of 60r/min. There is no windfall, no missing antiques, only industrial parameters that are accurate to the millimeter. From aviation-grade recycled aluminum alloys to special polymer materials that break foreign monopolies; From a dilapidated scrapyard on the outskirts of the city to the world's top new materials technology giant. Lin Mo used a pile of scrap metal to create a hard-core path to the rise of Made in China! Many years later, facing the admiration of the global industry, Lin Mo touched the yellowed experimental notebook in his pocket and said softly: "This is just an experiment we did not finish back then."