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Single-crystal turbine blades withstand extreme heat and stress in jet engines, and are made by carefully cooling molten alloy so a single crystal forms; a spiral feature helps control the process. Only a handful of companies in five countries have mastered the technology, prompting manufacturers to secure supply, while Rolls-Royce is investing in its UK casting facility. China is seeking to match Western blade quality as demand for aircraft and engine components remains high.
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