Porous powder-fiber materials based on copper

Leonov, A. N.; Тумилович, М. В.; Косторнов, А. Г.; Sheleg, V. K.

doi:10.1007/bf02680495

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“…For example, porous fiber materials are better than porous powder ones as regards permeability, conductivity, strength, and plasticity, but are inferior in rigidity [1,2]. It has been found [3][4][5] that the simultaneous use of two dispersed components differing in form and dimensions provides good scope for varying the macroscopic and microscopic structures, and also for making materials with better physicomechanical properties.…”

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Stainless-steel porous-layered and framework fiber-powder composites

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Bezymyannyi

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Powder Metall Met Ceram

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Porous layered and framework composites have been made from stainless-steel fibers and powders in the form of sheets. Measurements have been made on the electrical conductivity, elastic modulus, and ultrasound speed as dependent on the porosity, fiber and powder dispersions, and the structural features of the composites. Framework composites are better than layered ones throughout the porosity range, while purely fiber materials are better with porosity less than 60%.

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