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Fundamental Manufacturing Processes, Powder Metallurgy

 
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Fundamental Manufacturing Processes, Powder Metallurgy

Produced By Society of Manufacturing Engineers
Program Outline
POWDER METALLURGY INTRODUCTION
Parts produced from metal powder, Advantages of powder metal parts

METAL POWDER PRODUCTION INTRO
Types of metal powders, Metal powder production methods, Atomization techniques, Mechanical powder production methods,

POWDER METAL PARTS PRODUCTION INTRO
Elemental powders vs. prealloyed particles, Powder consolidation, Sintering of parts, Final part density, Methods of producing powder metal parts, Mechanical pressing, Sintering, Secondary operations, Repressing, Forging, Sealing, Machining, Heat treating, Steam treating, Plating, Joining, Injection molding, Powder mixing, Injection molding, Debinding, Sintering, Isostatic pressing, Cold isostatic pressing, Wet bag process, Dry bag process, Hot isostatic pressing, Dual clad parts

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Abstract
Powder metallurgy is a metalworking technology used for producing parts from metal powder. It's advantages include part design flexibility and the ability to produce net or near-net shaped parts. This video illustrates the physical and mechanical methods used to produce metal powders, as well as an in-depth discussion of the common part production processes--mechanical pressing and sintering, metal injection molding, and hot and cold isostatic pressing. Through the use of shop floor footage and animations, each of these processes is explained in detail, providing a clear understanding of the similarities and differences between each of them. Secondary operations are also featured.
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1998, 25 Minute Video Tape



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