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HIGH VELOCITY COMPACTION IN POWDER METALLURGY

Lian Yu-dong

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The problems that restricted industrial application of high velocity compaction(HVC)were solved by hydropulsor AB company by developing unique hydraulic impactor.Some characteristics of HVC,such as pressing speed,distribution of green density etc are introduced.Moreover,the optimal pressing speed and die dimensions are also discussed.

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The problems that restricted industrial application of high velocity compaction(HVC)were solved by hydropulsor AB company by developing unique hydraulic impactor.Some characteristics of HVC,such as pressing speed,distribution of green density etc are introduced.Moreover,the optimal pressing speed and die dimensions are also discussed.

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The problems that restricted industrial application of high velocity compaction(HVC)were solved by hydropulsor AB company by developing unique hydraulic impactor.Some characteristics of HVC,such as pressing speed,distribution of green density etc are introduced.Moreover,the optimal pressing speed and die dimensions are also discussed.

Key concepts: Compaction, Pressing, Powder metallurgy, Materials science, Metallurgy, Die (integrated circuit), Mechanical engineering, Hydraulic press

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