Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – Mechanical shaping or molding to form or reform shaped article – Shaping against forming surface
Patent
1972-12-22
1977-08-09
White, Robert F.
Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes
Mechanical shaping or molding to form or reform shaped article
Shaping against forming surface
264338, 75226, C04B 3560
Patent
active
040411230
ABSTRACT:
A method for densifying to near theoretical density a shaped body of compacted powdered particles, particularly of a refractory material, by preforming a shaped body of compacted particles of a powdered material characterized by voids, enclosing the shaped body within a loose mass of a pressure-transmitting powder disposed within a confining mold, applying a unidirectional pressure to the pressure-transmitting powder within the mold in order to compress the shaped body more compactly while heating the body to at least the densification temperature of the body, preferably in a controlled atmosphere, the temperature and/or pressure being increased incrementally up to the densification temperature of the refractory material, whereby substantially all voids within the compacted shaped body are collapsed.
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R. P. Levey, "Isostatic Hot Pressing," June 9, 1965, Contract W-7405-Eng-26 with U.S. Atomic Energy Commission, Work done at Union Carbide Corp.
Lange Frederick F.
Terwilliger Gerald R.
Hall James R.
Randig R. T.
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
White Robert F.
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