In this work primary synthetic graphite, natural graphite and carbon black as carbon sources for PM parts sintering are compared. In order to highlight the different behaviour in demanding applications, special focus is on Cr-alloyed PM steels. Interrupted sintering trials have been run on specimens that were analysed both by advanced techniques (HR SEM, EDX) and Light Optical Microscopy, highlighting how sintering process rate can be positively affected by carbon source selection. Confirmation from tests run on Iron-Copper-Carbon is also presented. Implications for production of different typologies of PM parts is are also discussed. Test results on Key properties like Dimensional Stability (within one lot and lot-to-lot), Mechanical Perfo...
In an effort to broaden the use of powder metallurgy components to high load applications it is nece...
Development of strong inter-particle necks requires successful removal of surface oxides, present on...
Proceedings of: 4th International Conference on Powder Metallurgy (RoPM 2009).Since low alloyed sint...
Carbon is added to sintered steels with two main purposes: to reduce residual surface oxide during h...
Prerequisite for development of inter-particle necks as well as carbon dissolution in the steel matr...
Carbon is a key element for powder metallurgy. For example, carbon is the basic alloying element in ...
Chromium alloyed sintered steels offer considerable potential with regard to mechanical properties b...
Modern water-atomized steel powder grades are characterised by presence of two types of surface oxid...
In this paper, the effect of processes occurring during the sintering of four powder metallurgy stee...
Modern chromium-alloyed water-atomized steel powder grades are characterised by high purity with low...
In recent years, growing demand for greater mechanical properties of PM steel components with compet...
Successful removal of the surface oxides, present on the powder particle surface, during initial sta...
Problems associated with improper delubrication are frequently encountered during the manufacturing ...
Development of strong inter-particle necks requires successful removal of surface oxides, present on...
Challenges in controlling carbon potential during sintering of steel powder have been discussed in m...
In an effort to broaden the use of powder metallurgy components to high load applications it is nece...
Development of strong inter-particle necks requires successful removal of surface oxides, present on...
Proceedings of: 4th International Conference on Powder Metallurgy (RoPM 2009).Since low alloyed sint...
Carbon is added to sintered steels with two main purposes: to reduce residual surface oxide during h...
Prerequisite for development of inter-particle necks as well as carbon dissolution in the steel matr...
Carbon is a key element for powder metallurgy. For example, carbon is the basic alloying element in ...
Chromium alloyed sintered steels offer considerable potential with regard to mechanical properties b...
Modern water-atomized steel powder grades are characterised by presence of two types of surface oxid...
In this paper, the effect of processes occurring during the sintering of four powder metallurgy stee...
Modern chromium-alloyed water-atomized steel powder grades are characterised by high purity with low...
In recent years, growing demand for greater mechanical properties of PM steel components with compet...
Successful removal of the surface oxides, present on the powder particle surface, during initial sta...
Problems associated with improper delubrication are frequently encountered during the manufacturing ...
Development of strong inter-particle necks requires successful removal of surface oxides, present on...
Challenges in controlling carbon potential during sintering of steel powder have been discussed in m...
In an effort to broaden the use of powder metallurgy components to high load applications it is nece...
Development of strong inter-particle necks requires successful removal of surface oxides, present on...
Proceedings of: 4th International Conference on Powder Metallurgy (RoPM 2009).Since low alloyed sint...