Contribution to Study of the Sintering Mechanism

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In all process based in powder and in particular in the rotational moulding process, the major physical phenomenon during the flow of the powders is the sintering and grains growth. The sintering is the formation of only one particle starting from two or many particles under the effect of the temperature and the forces of surface tension. We interest in this study in particular at the mechanism of Polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) sintering. The results of this study can enable us to maximize our knowledge about sintering mechanism and enable us to determine parameters such as the speed of sintering for the optimization of the process.

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