Method for the assembly of and the interconnection by diffusion

Powder metallurgy processes – Powder metallurgy processes with heating or sintering – Making composite or hollow article

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228194, 228195, 228203, 228205, 228228, 419 35, 419 49, 419 54, 428564, 428565, G22F 700

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ABSTRACT:
A method for the assembly and connection of bodies, massive parts or powder grains, of alloys comprising at least 50% of nickel, cobalt or iron, comprises a preliminary operation of deposition at the interface of the said bodies of a product of the type MBF.sub.x, x being equal to 3 or 4, M designating a radical of the type NH.sub.4 giving off when hot a gaseous component such as NH.sub.3 or a metallic element and a sequence of treatment of cleaning/activation by passage of the coated body at a temperature in excess of the temperature of sublimation of the said product.

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