Warm Flow Compaction to Form Cross-Shaped Parts with Threaded Holes

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The flowability of W-Ni-Fe powders was evaluated through measuring the lateral pressures at different lateral distances in warm flow compacting. Green densities at different lateral distances were also tested. In addition, cross-shaped parts with threaded holes were trial produced. The results showed that, at lateral distance of 2 mm, the lateral pressure was 101.9 MPa and the green density was 9.09 g·cm-3 when compacted under 600 MPa at 96°C. Warm flow compaction could form cross-shaped parts with lengthwise and lateral threaded holes.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 239-242)

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3100-3104

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May 2011

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