Process for densifying powder metallurgical product

Powder metallurgy processes – Powder metallurgy processes with heating or sintering – Pretreatment of consolidated powders

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ABSTRACT:
A process for densifying a powder metallurgical product comprising steps of preparing a powdery starting material, pre-sintering the powdery starting material at a relatively low temperature, executing a pore-eliminating process for eliminating pores resulting from the preceding step on the powdery starting material, and sintering the powdery starting material at a relatively high temperature. It is beneficial to produce a product having a large dimension, a desired shape, and excellent mechanical properties, and being appropriate for or capable of suffering any post-treatment.

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"Reactive Sintering Nickel-Aluminide to Near Full Density"; A. Bose; Powder Metallurgy International, vol. 20, No. 3, 1988, 5 pages.
"Elemental Powder Approaches to Ni-A1-Matrix Composites"; A. Bose et al; Journal of Metals, Sep. 1988; pp. 14-17.
Dixon, et al., "Powder Metallurgy for Engineers", Machinery Publishing Co., 1971, pp. 30-51.

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