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Extrusion of Powders II

Hot-Extruded Chromium Composite Powder

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New Methods for the Consolidation of Metal Powders

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Abstract

A chromium—magnesium oxide composite was developed in 1960 by The Bendix Corporation for use in high-velocity oxidizing environments at temperatures between 1100–1700°C. This composite system exhibits room-temperature ductility even in the re-crystallized condition. The normal rod-processing procedures for these composites have been previously reported [1]. They involve sintering pressed powders and hot extrusion at 1100–1300°C of the nickel-clad billets. Hot extrusion of the pressed composite powders followed by sintering was considered as an alternate processing technique for producing rod. An investigation with this approach is the subject of this paper.

This work was done by the authors at Bendix Products Aerospace Division, South Bend, Indiana. Dr. Schalliol, who was previously Director of Metal-Ceramic Research at Bendix, is now with CTS Corporation of Elkhart, Indiana.

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Watkins, R.V., Reed, G.C., Schalliol, W.L. (1967). Extrusion of Powders II. In: New Methods for the Consolidation of Metal Powders. Perspectives in Powder Metallurgy. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-6423-6_10

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