High thermal conductivity metal matrix composite

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1991-06-03

1992-06-09

Kyle, Deborah L.

Powder metallurgy processes

Powder metallurgy processes with heating or sintering

Metal and nonmetal in final product

419 10, B22F 314

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051204959

ABSTRACT:
A thermally conductive diamond metal composite comprising 5 to 80 volume percent diamond particles having a particle size ranging from about 1 to 50 .mu.m and a metal matrix comprising a thermally conductive metal. Preferably, a fine metal powder having particle size below 53 microns is utilized as the source for the metal matrix.

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