Strength and Ductility Enhancement of Low Temperature Sintered Iron Powder Structures
820231
02/01/1982
- Event
- Content
- A program for reduced energy consumption in the sintering of iron powder structures has led to development of a copper phosphide alloy additive which enhances diffusion, allowing lower temperature sintering (970°C) while significantly improving strength and ductility. The sinter and strengthening mechanisms, supported by experimental evidence, are explained and compared to conventional iron powder materials.
- Pages
- 10
- Citation
- Jandeska, W., "Strength and Ductility Enhancement of Low Temperature Sintered Iron Powder Structures," SAE Technical Paper 820231, 1982, https://doi.org/10.4271/820231.