Induction Plasma Technology Applied to Powder Manufacturing: Example of Titanium-Based Materials

Romain Vert; Remy Pontone; Richard Dolbec; Luc Dionne; M.I. Boulos

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.704.282

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Induction Plasma Technology Applied to Powder Manufacturing: Example of Titanium-Based Materials

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Powder metallurgy technologies require specific powders to ensure a good quality to the manufactured parts. The critical properties are; the powder chemistry, flow ability, packing density, and the absence of porosity. This review highlights the capability of Tekna’s Inductively Coupled Plasma (ICP) technology for the production of high quality powders for the additive manufacturing industry.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 704)

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282-286

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August 2016

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Romain Vert*, Remy Pontone, Richard Dolbec, Luc Dionne, M.I. Boulos

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Induction Plasma, Plasma Process, Spherical Powder, Titanium

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