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Anticorrosion treatment of sintered constructional parts of business machines Part II

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    An examination is made of the suitability of various industrial oils and inhibitors for the anticorrosion treatment of sintered parts of business machines.

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    A description is given of an installation in which parts produced by the powder metallurgy process can be successfully impregnated.

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  1. A. K. Kulikov and N. Z. Pozdnyak, Poroshk. Met., No. 9 (1972).

  2. N. Z. Pozdnyak and A. K. Kulikov, in: Powder Metallurgy Materials in Engineering [in Russian], Izd. PPI, Perm' (1971), p. 27.

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  3. A. K. Kulikov and N. Z. Pozdnyak, Poroshk. Met., No. 11 (1973).

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  1. All-Union Correspondence Engineering Institute, USSR

    A. K. Kulikov & N. Z. Pozdnyak

  2. Ryazan Business Machine Factory, USSR

    A. K. Kulikov & N. Z. Pozdnyak

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  1. A. K. Kulikov
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  2. N. Z. Pozdnyak
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Translated from Poroshkovaya Metallurgiya, No. 2(170), pp. 81–83, February, 1977.

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Kulikov, A.K., Pozdnyak, N.Z. Anticorrosion treatment of sintered constructional parts of business machines Part II. Powder Metall Met Ceram 16, 141–143 (1977). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00793795

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