Combined Magnetic Pulsed Compaction of Powder Materials

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Upgrading the quality of compaction of powder materials is achieved by the use of hybrid technologies when the powders are acted upon by two or more sources of loading. The present paper describes compaction of a powder under the action of static and dynamic loads. A pulse-magnetic field is used as a dynamic load. The procedure and technique of experimental researches are described. Porosity (compactness) and structure of the material are evaluated for various combinations of loads, geometrical sizes and shapes of products. The conclusion is made about significant upgrading of quality of the powder material when used the hybrid technology compared to the static compaction.

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