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Powder metallurgical components from lunar metal [PDF]
Goldstein, J. I., Romig, A. D., Jr.
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Materials & Design, 1990
Abstract Some of the varied and interesting ideas involving the extensive use of powders are considered in this article, in which the properties of metallic powders that give them such economic importance over a wide range of industrial applications are examined.
P.D Liddiard, J.J Dunkley, J.D Tait
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Abstract Some of the varied and interesting ideas involving the extensive use of powders are considered in this article, in which the properties of metallic powders that give them such economic importance over a wide range of industrial applications are examined.
P.D Liddiard, J.J Dunkley, J.D Tait
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SAE Technical Paper Series, 1988
<div class="htmlview paragraph">As demands on the performance of materials increase, emphasis is on finer grain size. Submicron ceramic powders are rapidly becoming regular materials of commerce. Metals have not kept pace. In order to optimize properties of ceramic-metal composites (cermets) both constituents need to be of similar size.
K. A. Blakely +3 more
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<div class="htmlview paragraph">As demands on the performance of materials increase, emphasis is on finer grain size. Submicron ceramic powders are rapidly becoming regular materials of commerce. Metals have not kept pace. In order to optimize properties of ceramic-metal composites (cermets) both constituents need to be of similar size.
K. A. Blakely +3 more
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1977
The reduction of various zirconium compounds with calcium which produced the first metal as a powder continues as a process to produce zirconium powders for pyrotechnic and cartridge priming compounds. This is a relatively impure powder and is not suitable for the manufacture of parts by powder metallurgy processes.
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The reduction of various zirconium compounds with calcium which produced the first metal as a powder continues as a process to produce zirconium powders for pyrotechnic and cartridge priming compounds. This is a relatively impure powder and is not suitable for the manufacture of parts by powder metallurgy processes.
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Powder deposition in selective metal powder sintering
Rapid Prototyping Journal, 1995Selective metal powder sintering is a layer‐by‐layer manufacturing system producing metallic parts with good mechanical properties. Describes why an Fe‐Cu powder mixture has been selected as the basic material for the process. Deals with the powder deposition issue and proposes a mechanism which can deposit thin powder layers on top of a recipient ...
B. Van der Schueren, J.P. Kruth
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