Method of consolidating a metallic body

Powder metallurgy processes – Powder metallurgy processes with heating or sintering – Heat and pressure simultaneously to effect sintering

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419 28, B22F 300

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044990480

ABSTRACT:
A method of consolidating a metallic body is disclosed. The method comprises the steps of forming an article of manufacture from powdered metal; sintering the article of manufacture so as to increase the strength thereof; coating the article with a sacrificial layer of ceramic; providing a bed of heated, generally spheroidal ceramic particles; compacting the coated article of manufacture embedded in the heated bed under pressure to thereby consolidate the article into a dense, desired shape; and, removing said sacrificial coating such that the surface of the article remains substantially free of process-related imperfections.

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