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Consolidation of Nanocrystalline Materials at High Pressures

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The main problem of consolidation of particulate nanostructured materials is to provide a complete compaction with retention of the nanocrystalline structure, i.e. maintaining the grain size characteristic of the initial ultrafine powder (UFP). Conventional sintering and hot pressing methods are not acceptable due to intensive recrystallization process. Currently, high energy consolidation techniques - various static and dynamic techniques of high pressures (conventional techniques of high pressures and high temperatures, hot forging and hot extrusion, explosive compaction and shock wave sintering), as well as electric discharge compacting are the most promising routes to fabricate powder nanocrystalline materials [1,2].

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