Ceramic Powder Dry Compaction Under Powerful Ultrasound Action

Oleg L. Khasanov; E.S. Dvilis; V.M. Sokolov; P. Pokholkov Yu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.264-268.73

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Oleg L. Khasanov, E.S. Dvilis, V.M. Sokolov, P. Pokholkov Yu

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Dry-Pressing, Homogeneous Density, Nanopowder, Powerful Ultrasound Action

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[1] O.L. Khasanov: PC Com No. 6 (Special Issue, 2001), p.49.

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[2] O.L. Khasanov, V.M. Sokolov, E.S. Dvilis and Yu.P. Pokholkov: Perspektivnye Materialy (J. Adv. Mater. ) No. 1 (2002), p.76.

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