Loose sintering of spherical ferritic-austenitic stainless steel

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419 2, 419 23, 419 39, 419 45, 419 48, 75246, B22F 310, C22C 3844

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ABSTRACT:
A porous sintered body, preferably a filter or filter material, with good corrosion resistance and with a pore volume which can be predicted within specified comparatively narrow limits, is made by loose sintering of a preferably gas-atomized spherical powder a ferritic-austenitic stainless steel.

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