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Survey and recommendations on the selection of optimum powder forging temperature

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Journal of Materials Shaping Technology

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The purpose of this report is to go through a step-by-step procedure to try to determine and optimize one of the most critical parameters of the powder forging process (PF), that is,preform temperature.

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  1. New Departure Hyatt, Division of General Motors, 44870, Sandusky, OH

    Aly Badawy (Manager of Engineering Technology)

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Badawy, A. Survey and recommendations on the selection of optimum powder forging temperature. J. Materials Shaping Technology 6, 31–40 (1988). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02833581

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