Development of Jig for Sintering Hollow Tube Mat

Abu Bakar Mohd Hadzley; R. Izamshah; Mohd Amran; W. Azahar

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.761.631

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HomeApplied Mechanics and MaterialsApplied Mechanics and Materials Vol. 761Development of Jig for Sintering Hollow Tube Mat

Development of Jig for Sintering Hollow Tube Mat

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This paper presents the development of a jig for sintering a hollow tube mat. The jig consisted of metal frames, clampers, rails and wheels that were assembled together to hold a stack of hollow tubes in a form of a honeycomb structure. The sintering process involved a large oven where the hollow tube was sintered up to 120°C within two hours. During the sintering process, a partial of plastic parts was melted to allow diffusion around the particle cores. A clamping force from the jig held the tubes to make sure that the molten region around the sintered tubes retained in contact. This gives the compact a sufficient strength to hold together as the heat was removed. The jig developed in this study was capable to produce a hollow cellular mat within the size of approximately 1m (width) x 1m (length) x 1m (height).

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 761)

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631-635

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May 2015

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Abu Bakar Mohd Hadzley*, R. Izamshah, Mohd Amran, W. Azahar

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Design, Hollow Structure, Jigs, Sintering

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