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M Yu Bal’shin (1948)
Powder Metallurgy
AI Bezukhov (1961)
Bases of Elasticity, Plasticity and Creep Theory
KN Bogoyavlenskii, GS Batkov, PA Kuznetsov (1983)
Compaction of Objects Made of Powder Materials by Liquid and Elastic Media
M. Timokhova (2006)
Design specifics of quasi-isostatic moldsRefractories and Industrial Ceramics, 47
GM Zhdanovich (1962)
Metal Powder Compaction Theory
The physical bases of quasi-isostatic compaction and the kinetics of elastically compacting elements in a pressing regime are studied, making it possible to establish the reasons for compact breakage and to create in molds a reliable construction for anti-breakage devices providing preparation of unbroken articles and high quality. A design theory is developed for scale dimensions of compacting elements. Calculation equations are provided for their original dimensions.
Refractories and Industrial Ceramics – Springer Journals
Published: Jul 10, 2009
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