2006
DOI: 10.1016/j.msea.2006.02.002
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Metal injection moulding of gamma titanium aluminide alloy powder

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“…This figure indicate while as-MIM samples have a large fraction of porosities (4.5 vol%) but an almost pore free microstructure obtained after HIP process. However, the ductility of the samples did not improved after HIP due to the high oxygen level [112].…”
Section: D) Titanium Aluminides (Tial)mentioning
confidence: 93%
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“…This figure indicate while as-MIM samples have a large fraction of porosities (4.5 vol%) but an almost pore free microstructure obtained after HIP process. However, the ductility of the samples did not improved after HIP due to the high oxygen level [112].…”
Section: D) Titanium Aluminides (Tial)mentioning
confidence: 93%
“…However, the mechanical properties of the manufactured parts was low (even after post HIP) compared with cast alloys mostly due to the high impurity level (O, C and N). Figure 8 represents the microstructures of MIM proceeds TiAl samples and after HIP process [112]. This figure indicate while as-MIM samples have a large fraction of porosities (4.5 vol%) but an almost pore free microstructure obtained after HIP process.…”
Section: D) Titanium Aluminides (Tial)mentioning
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“…The MIM process was a combination of powder metallurgy and plastic injection molding technologies. Many materials have been produced by MIM such as 316 L stainless steel (Loh et al, 2001), TiAl alloy (Gerling et al, 2006), etc. In the present study, MIM was used to fabricate the porous NiTi SMA.…”
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“…Electroforming is another techniques used for fabrication metallic microparts, [5][6] but its slow fabrication process makes the production of 0.5 mm or thicker components very difficult. In addition, Microinjection molding (MIM) is a fabrication process which has been used for polymers, [7] metals, [8] alloys, [9] and ceramics. [10] MIM usually replies on precise metal molds fabricated either by micro-EDM and the metallic components are limited by the precision of micro-EDM.…”
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