Key parameters for low temperature warm compaction of high density iron-based P/M materials
曹顺华, 林信平, 李炯义, 谢湛, 蔡志勇
Abstract
曹顺华, 林信平, 李炯义, 谢湛, 蔡志勇
Abstract
In order to reduce powder temperature to lower than 100 ℃ in warm compaction by changing polymer lubricant design, powder flowability, warm compacting behavior, lubricating mode as well as ultimate tensile strength after sinter-hardening and tempering were investigated systematically. By means of low temperature warm pressing and sintered hardening technique, samples with the sintered densities of 7.40-7.45 g/cm3 and the strengths of 950-1 390 MPa are achieved as the early compacting pressure is 686-735 MPa.
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In order to reduce powder temperature to lower than 100 ℃ in warm compaction by changing polymer lubricant design, powder flowability, warm compacting behavior, lubricating mode as well as ultimate tensile strength after sinter-hardening and tempering were investigated systematically. By means of low temperature warm pressing and sintered hardening technique, samples with the sintered densities of 7.40-7.45 g/cm3 and the strengths of 950-1 390 MPa are achieved as the early compacting pressure is 686-735 MPa.
Key concepts: Compaction, Materials science, Lubricant, Tempering, Hardening (computing), Ultimate tensile strength, Composite material, Pressing