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... Powder metallurgy Another very important technique for producing shaped metal components is the compaction of metal powder in a die , followed by sintering the compact at an elevated temperature to give a strong coherent article . Powder ...
... Powder metallurgy Another very important technique for producing shaped metal components is the compaction of metal powder in a die , followed by sintering the compact at an elevated temperature to give a strong coherent article . Powder ...
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... powders is high , in comparison with the cost of ingot metal , it may well be cheaper to produce components by powder metallurgy techniques than by conventional machining . There are several methods available for the production of metal ...
... powders is high , in comparison with the cost of ingot metal , it may well be cheaper to produce components by powder metallurgy techniques than by conventional machining . There are several methods available for the production of metal ...
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... ( powder ) 1.00 0.27 Tungsten ( powder ) 24.22 46.75 Bronze ( ingot ) 1.94 1.73 Zinc ( ingot ) 99.7 per cent 0.45 0.32 ( powder ) 2.47 2.20 99.99 per cent 0.52 0.37 Copper ( cathodes ) 1.08 0.96 Low - density polyethylene 0.51 0.05 ...
... ( powder ) 1.00 0.27 Tungsten ( powder ) 24.22 46.75 Bronze ( ingot ) 1.94 1.73 Zinc ( ingot ) 99.7 per cent 0.45 0.32 ( powder ) 2.47 2.20 99.99 per cent 0.52 0.37 Copper ( cathodes ) 1.08 0.96 Low - density polyethylene 0.51 0.05 ...
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