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Determination of the Optimal Uniaxial Pressing Pressure for Ceramic Powders

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The behavior of a mixture of oxide powders during pressing of green bodies is investigated. The entire pressing process can be divided conventionally into three main stages differing by the stability of the ensemble of structural elements of compaction and the possibility of configurational rearrangement or failure of these elements at the critical values of the external forces. A method is proposed for determining the optimal pressure; the method can be classed as an express method because this pressure is determined for green bodies.

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Correspondence to L. M. Katsnel’son.

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Translated from Steklo i Keramika, No. 9, pp. 8 – 13, September, 2013.

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Katsnel’son, L.M., Kerbel’, B.M. Determination of the Optimal Uniaxial Pressing Pressure for Ceramic Powders. Glass Ceram 70, 319–323 (2014). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10717-014-9571-8

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