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Optimum conditions for the liquid-phase sintering of parts from ground cast-iron swarf and iron powder

  • Powder Metallurgical Materials, Parts, and Coatings
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    The addition of iron powder to ground cast-iron swarf widens the sintering temperature range of components.

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    The addition of up to 30% of ground cast-iron swarf to an iron-powder charge enables dense materials (of 0–4% porosity) to be produced exhibiting high mechanical properties.

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    A substantial increase in the hardness and mechanical properties of sintered parts produced from a mixture of castiron and iron powders can be obtained by additionally alloying the charge with 0.1–0.4% each of graphite and manganese.

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Translated from Poroshkovaya Metallurgiya, No. 5 (149), pp. 48–52, May, 1975.

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Androsik, E.I., Dubrovskaya, G.N., Kundikov, I.E. et al. Optimum conditions for the liquid-phase sintering of parts from ground cast-iron swarf and iron powder. Powder Metall Met Ceram 14, 383–386 (1975). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00807809

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