1995
DOI: 10.1016/0026-0657(95)93660-2
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PM and the rocket economy

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“…In a further work [6] in which heat treated steels are studied, the values obtained for quenched steels are lower than those obtained in the present work. The fall of the impact energy after the heat treatment is fully justified if we take into account the microstructural change that experiment the steels (where part of the tough bainite is converted in brittle martensite) and it has been reported by other authors [7]. The brittle behaviour of sintered steels is highly dependent on the density of the materials, and its microstructure.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 83%
“…In a further work [6] in which heat treated steels are studied, the values obtained for quenched steels are lower than those obtained in the present work. The fall of the impact energy after the heat treatment is fully justified if we take into account the microstructural change that experiment the steels (where part of the tough bainite is converted in brittle martensite) and it has been reported by other authors [7]. The brittle behaviour of sintered steels is highly dependent on the density of the materials, and its microstructure.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 83%
“…Además, se apunta la mejora en la sinterización de aceros con elementos de aleación ávidos por el oxígeno. En 1994, se publica el primer trabajo que incorpora la compactación de polvos precalentados en la ruta de procesado [49] . Las ventajas que se producen al compactar a temperaturas ~135 °C se recogen en numerosas publicaciones.…”
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“…During cold compaction of iron powder at 450 MPa, the densification occurred by both particle rearrangement and plastic deformation mechanisms. 7,15 At low pressures, particle rearrangement dominates, but as density increases, plastic deformation flattens the surface of particles and increasingly inhibits particle motion. It is pertinent to point out that the shift from a certain mechanism to a subsequent one occurs neither suddenly nor at the same instant on the whole powder mass, i.e.…”
Section: Green Densitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…3 Therefore, modification of the traditional single pressing/sintering method to produce near net complex parts with a high density is still a major aim of several investigations. This objective can be obtained by improving the compactibility of the metal powders (for example by external lubrication 6,7 and warm compaction [2][3][4] ) and with enhancing the sinterability of the green products, e.g. through activated sintering and liquid phase sintering.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%