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Experience in manufacturing friction sintered alloys with an iron base

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    It has been found possible to use nonprereduced iron and copper powders (PZh-3 and PM-2 powders) in the as-delivered state for serial production of parts made from frictional ceramic mixtures with an iron base.

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    The use of these powders simplifies the technological process, reduces the amount of dust in the shop atmosphere, decreases the labor consumption by 10–15%, and ensures the production of high-grade parts from friction sintered mixtures.

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Lebedeva, L.P., Krysin, B.T., Kolpakov, Y.V. et al. Experience in manufacturing friction sintered alloys with an iron base. Powder Metall Met Ceram 4, 681–685 (1965). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00774657

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