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Dual-space visible light authentication toward high security physical unclonable function. [PDF]

Nat Commun
Yang GG, Im SG, Kang T, Lee CW, Shin J, Kwon SJ, Kim SO.   +6 more
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Optimization of the Metal Injection Molding Process with 3l6L Stainless Steel Powder and Influence Analysis of Process Parameters Using the Taguchi-MADM-Based Hybrid Method. [PDF]

ACS Omega
Ri RH, Yang WC.
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Biomimetic Mustard Seed-Inspired Brush-Free Alternative for Effective Endoscope Channel Cleaning and Decontamination. [PDF]

Biomimetics (Basel)
Lim SD, Cho H, Choi SH, Kim HG, Kim YS.
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Rheology in Metal Powder Injection Molding

Central South University, 2007
By experimental investigation, the various viscous models are compared and evaluated. The proper viscose model is selected for the application in the metal powder injection molding processing analysis. The effects of the different processing parameters, such as the viscose parameters, temperature, pressure, die cavity size on the isothermal and non ...
Bai-Yun Huang
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Replication of Metal Microstructures by Micro Powder Injection Molding

Materials & Design, 2004
Abstract In this paper, a study on the production of 316L stainless steel microstructures by μPIM (powder injection molding) is presented. Two types of mold inserts were used and the molding was conducted on a conventional injection molding machine.
Y Murakoshi, S B Tor, N H Loh
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Characterization of Mechanical Properties and Grain Size of Stainless Steel 316L via Metal Powder Injection Molding [PDF]

Materials, 2023
Dohoon Lee, Tae-Yeong So, In-Seok Hwang
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Reactive Powder Metal Injection Molding

2020
Peng Cao, Muhammad Hayat
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Powders for metal injection molding

Journal of the European Ceramic Society, 1998
Metal injection molding (MIM) uses powders which differ considerably from the ceramics powders used for ceramic injection molding. Metal powders are hardly available in the sub-micron ranges that are almost standard in ceramics. The reason for this lies in the ductility and reactivity of the metals which make it difficult and very expensive to produce ...
T. Hartwig, G. Veltl, F. Petzoldt, H. Kunze, R. Scholl, B. Kieback   +5 more
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