Sintering in the Powder Metallurgy Process
Learn about the different types of sintering processes used in powder metallurgy, such as solid state, liquid phase and sinter hardening. Find out how sintering furnaces, atmospheres and temperature profiles affect the microstructure and properties of PM materials.
Powder Metallurgy Review: Magazine for the PM industry and …
Powder Metallurgy shines in the MPIF’s 2024 Design Excellence Awards competition. The annual Powder Metallurgy Design Excellence Awards competition, organised by the Metal Powder Industries Federation (MPIF), is an opportunity for PM part producers to showcase the capabilities of the full range of metal powder-based technologies to a global audience.
The Powder Metallurgy Process
Learn about the basic steps of PM production, from powder production to sintering and secondary operations. PM Review is a free-to-access magazine that covers the latest news and trends in the Powder Metallurgy industry.
Recent trends in Hot Isostatic Pressing (HIP) technology: Part 1 ...
Jun 6, 2012 · The processing of mainly large Powder Metallurgy (PM) near-net shapes such as superalloys, tool steels, stainless steels, and titanium by Hot Isostatic Pressing (HIP) has been used extensively since 1970 and an estimated 1000 …
Introduction to Powder Metallurgy
This extensive introduction to the Powder Metallurgy (PM) process provides a detailed overview of a dynamic technology. The following pages guide the reader through the steps required to produce components via the Powder Metallurgy route, highlighting the material choices, design considerations and economic advantages of the process.
Metal powder development company Alloyed receives start-up …
Jul 13, 2020 · Alloyed is a start-up that uses a digital platform to design custom alloys for additive manufacturing. It won the Institute of Physics’ Business Start-up Award 2020 for its innovation and potential impact.
Powder production technologies - Powder Metallurgy Review
The resultant powder is highly irregular in particle shape, therefore ensuring good “green strength” so that die-pressed compacts can be readily handled prior to sintering, and each particle contains internal pores (hence the term “sponge”) so that the good green strength is available at low compacted density levels.
Making metal powders: Part 1 – An introduction - Powder …
Jan 5, 2022 · In the Winter 2021 issue of PM Review, the first instalment of the series ‘How to make metal powders’ is introduced by Joe Strauss and John Dunkley, two masters of metal powder atomisation.The overview provides some understanding of the general science and attributes of various atomisation methods. The overall influence of the melt properties on the resultant powder particle properties are ...
Deadline for submitting abstracts for 2025 Plansee Seminar …
Oct 3, 2024 · The deadline to submit abstracts for the 21 st Plansee Seminar has been extended to Friday, October 18, 2024. The event is set to take place from June 1-6, 2025, in Reutte, Austria. The Plansee Seminar covers all aspects of materials science, including the latest achievements in extractive metallurgy, manufacturing technology, industrial applications and recycling for refractory metals and ...
Why Powder Metallurgy?
Powder Metallurgy is a technology which involves spending considerable time and effort in converting the starting material to the required powder form and then even further time and effort in “sticking” the material back together again to produce a more or less solid object.