1980
DOI: 10.1007/bf00791559
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Effect of oxygen and microporosity on some properties of a sintered high-speed steel

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“…5, the ion map of 12 Caccurately identifies the distribution of C in the orange MC, green M 6 C and blue Fe. By contrast, 11 B -, 16 O -and 32 S -show almost overlapped distributions as nano dots. 11 B 14 N -also exhibits fuzzy overlaps with boron, while 31 P -shows almost no segregation.…”
Section: The Role Of La and Bmentioning
confidence: 86%
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“…5, the ion map of 12 Caccurately identifies the distribution of C in the orange MC, green M 6 C and blue Fe. By contrast, 11 B -, 16 O -and 32 S -show almost overlapped distributions as nano dots. 11 B 14 N -also exhibits fuzzy overlaps with boron, while 31 P -shows almost no segregation.…”
Section: The Role Of La and Bmentioning
confidence: 86%
“…Low density (85%-95%) [5] and high impurity content (O [16], S and P [17]) are the common shortages of sintered PM steel parts. Further, impurity contents directly determine the grade classification of PM HSSs.…”
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“…Therefore forming them requires use of special methods for metal forming within which hydrostatic stress and deformation predominates [1,2]. It is noted that the technology for preparing tool steel powders by spraying molten metal with high-pressure water [3] cannot compete with gas spraying due to the large amount of oxygen in the powder obtained [4].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%