Investigation of Pressing and Sintering Processes of Powder Copper Samples for Equal Channel Angular Pressing

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The pressing and sintering processes of copper powders produced by different methods are studied in the paper. The main research is based on PMS-1 powders, obtained by electrolysis. To find the easiest and the most reasonable sintering mode, the process is carried out in the open air and dissociated ammonia atmosphere. The samples parameters after each processing procedure were calculated, compression tests were carried out. Basing on preliminary experiments the masses and sintering modes of rectangular shape forms used for equal channel angular pressing were figured out. The possibility in principle to carry out the process of equal channel angular pressing of porous sintered samples without metal damage was shown.

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