Powder Metallurgy Production of Structural Shapes

This program in powder metallurgy involves an integrated and concurrent study of closely-related topics representing major critical steps and/or problem areas in a wide variety of powder metallurgy processes. In this report, attention is directed to on-going studies in the following areas: analytic...

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Main Authors: Lawley, Alan, Dieter, George E, Koczak, Michael J, Koerner, Robert M, Kuhn, Howard A
Format: Report
Language:English
Subjects:
ASTROLOY
ATOMIZATION
BINDERS
CARBON ALLOYS
CERAMIC MATERIALS
COMPACTING
DEFORMATION
EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN
FEASIBILITY STUDIES
FORGING
MANUFACTURING
Metallurgy and Metallography
OPTIMIZATION
OXIDES
POWDER METALLURGY
PROCESSING
PRODUCTION
QUENCHING
SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
SHEETS
STEEL
STRUCTURAL COMPONENTS
Structural Engineering and Building Technology
STRUCTURAL PROPERTIES
SYSTEMS ENGINEERING
THEMIS PROJECT
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Summary:This program in powder metallurgy involves an integrated and concurrent study of closely-related topics representing major critical steps and/or problem areas in a wide variety of powder metallurgy processes. In this report, attention is directed to on-going studies in the following areas: analytic and experimental studies of powder production by quench atomization; application of triaxial compaction to single oxide ceramic powders without binder additions, a coupled mechanics/metallurgy approach to the design (optimization) of powder forging processes; the processing and structural characterization of powder processed Astroloy; a systems analysis of carbon steel sheet production from scrap via atomized powder. The status of current research and planned future activities are detailed in each of these areas. (Author)