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    Powder Metallurgy

    - PM -

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    Powder Metallurgy (P/M)

    Competitive with other processes suchas casting, forging, and machining.

    Used when melting point is too high (W, Mo).

    reaction occurs at melting (Zr). to hard to machine. very large quantity.

    Near 70% of the P/M part productionis for automotive applications.

    Good dimensional accuracy. Controllable porosity. Size range from tiny balls for ball-point

    pens to parts weighing 100 lb. Mostare around 5 lb.

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    Basic Steps In Powder Metallurgy

    Powder Production

    Blending or Mixing Powder Consolidation

    Sintering

    Finishing

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    Preparation of the mixture of powders

    Determination of the apparent

    density of the mixture

    Determination of the fluidity

    of the mixture

    Analyze of

    sieving

    Pressing

    Sintering

    Post sintering operations

    Deburring, washing, drying Lubrication Calibration Washing Sorting

    Final control

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    ENGINE: valve Guide, valve

    seat, piston, gear and chainwheels for transmission, gear

    for water pump, injectionpump parts.

    Parts for the installationof air conditioning Parts for shockabsorber

    TRANSMISSION: synchronizing rings and hubs,hubs for wheels, turbine pump, sensor rings

    ABS sensorrings

    Toothed gears foroil pump

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    1. Powder Production

    (a) (b) (c)

    (a) Water or gas atomization; (b) Centrifugal atomization; (c) Rotating electrode

    Many methods:

    Chemical - reducing metal oxides;

    Mechanically - milling of waste from cutting;

    Atomization - the dominant process.

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    Characterization of Powders

    Size of powders 0.1 m 1 mm

    Sieve size quoted as mesh number

    Particle D = 15/mesh number (mm)325 mesh45 m

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    2. Blending or Mixing

    Blending a coarser fraction with a finer fraction ensures

    that the interst ices between large partic les will be filled out.

    Powders of different metals and other materials may be

    mixed in order to impart special physical and mechanical

    properties through metallic alloying. Lubricants may be mixed to improve the powders flow

    characteristics (MoS2 or Zn Stearat).

    Binders such as wax or thermoplastic polymers are added

    to improve green strength.

    Sintering aids are added to accelerate densification onheating.

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    10Double conical homogenizer

    loading

    cap bearings

    shaft

    support

    conveyance

    reducer

    double conical drum

    chain transmission

    engine

    tipper trailer

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    3. Powder Consolidation

    Die pressing

    Cold compaction with 100 900MPa to produce a Green body.

    Die pressing

    Cold isostatic pressing

    Rolling

    Gravity

    Injection Molding - small, complex

    parts.

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    Friction problem in cold compaction

    The effectiveness of pressing with a single-acting punch is

    limited. Wall friction opposes compaction.

    The pressure tapers off rapidly and density diminishes away

    from the punch.

    Floating container and two counteracting punches helpalleviate the problem.

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    4. Sintering

    Parts are heated to 0.7~0.9 Tm.

    Transforms compacted mechanical

    bonds to much stronger metallic

    bonds.

    Shrinkage always occurs:

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    Sintering Temperature and Time for

    Various Metals

    Material Temperature [C] Time [Min]

    Copper, brass, and bronze

    Iron and iron-graphite

    NickelStainless steels

    Alnico alloys

    (for permanent magnets)

    Ferrites

    Tungsten carbide

    Molybdenum

    Tungsten

    Tantalum

    760900

    10001150

    1000115011001290

    12001300

    12001500

    14301500

    2050

    2350

    2400

    1045

    845

    30453060

    120150

    10600

    2030

    120

    480

    480

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    5. Finishing

    The porosity of a fully sintered part is still significant (4-15%).

    Density is often kept intentionally low to preserve interconnected

    porosity for bearings, filters, acoustic barriers, and battery

    electrodes.

    To improve properties, finishing processes are needed:

    Cold re-pressing, re-sintering, and heat treatment.

    Impregnation with heated oil .

    Infiltration with metal (e.g. Cu for ferrous parts).

    Machining to tighter tolerance.

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    Special Process: Hot compaction

    Advantages can be gained by combining consolidation and

    sintering

    High pressure is applied at the sintering temperature to bring

    the particles together and thus accelerate sintering.

    Methods include

    Hot pressing

    Spark sintering

    Hot isostatic pressing (HIP)

    Hot rolling and extrusion

    Hot forging of powder pre-form

    Spray deposition

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    Cold Isostatic Pressing

    Presare izostatic la rece

    Hot Isostatic Pressing

    Presare izostatic la cald

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    Rolling Extrusion

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    Design Aspects

    (a) Length to thickness ratio limited to 2-4; (b) Steps limited to avoid density variation; (c) Radiiprovided to extend die life, sleeves greater than 1 mm, through hole greater than 5 mm; (d) Feather-

    edged punches with flat face; (e) Internal cavity requires a draft; (f) Sharp corner should be avoided;(g) Large wall thickness difference should be avoided; (h) Wall thickness should be larger than 1 mm.

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    Advantages and Disadvantages of P/M

    Virtually unlimited choice of alloys, composites, andassociated properties.

    Refractory materials are popular by this process.

    Controlled porosity for self lubrication or filtration uses.

    Can be very economical at large run sizes (100 000 parts).

    Long term reliability through close control of dimensions

    and physical properties.

    Very good material util ization.

    Limited part s ize and complexity. High cost of powder material.

    High cost of tool ing.

    Less strong parts than wrought ones.

    Less well known process.

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    Economical qualitative comparisons of different technological processes

    Nr.crt.

    Technologicalprocess

    The cost oftools

    The unitcost

    Processingpossibilities

    Freedom indesigning

    Series o ffabrication

    1. Fabrication of powders medium low large mediummedium

    large

    2. Mechanical processing low high high high low

    3. Precision stamping high low medium low - medium high

    4. Stamping medium- high very low medium low mass

    5. Forging high medium medim insignificant high

    6. Casting in sand molds low medium high medium low - medium

    7. Precision casting medium high high large low - medium

    8. Casting in metallic mold high low limited high high

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    Dicionar

    English Romn

    Abrasive wheels Roi abrazive

    Bush Buc

    Core Miez

    Die MatriDiffusion Difuzie

    Feed shoe Alimentator

    Filter Filtru

    Formed product Pies format

    Green compact Compact crud

    Homogenization Omogenizare

    Lower punch Poanson inferior

    Lubricant Lubrifiant

    Neck Gt

    English Romn

    Particles bond Contactul granulelor

    Pore size Mrimea porilor

    Powder Pulbere

    Powder extrusion Extrudarea pulberilorPowder rolling Laminarea pulberilor

    Pressing Presare

    Raw powder Pulbere grob

    Shrinkage Contracie

    Sintered product Produs sinterizat

    Sintering Sinterizare

    Upper punch Poanson superior


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