journal article·2000

High-speed steels and high-speed-steel based composites

M. Manuela Oliveira

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Abstract

Research on PM high-speed steels and their composites started at INETI in 1984. The PM route adopted has been either vacuum or atmosphere sintering of water atomised powders compacted to shape. A wide range of equipment covers the several steps of this processing route water atomisation, compaction (uniaxial or isostatic), sintering, heat treatment and characterisation (microstructure and mechanical properties). This paper presents results obtained in the current research activity on these materials at INETI in the frame of European Community (EC) contracts and also in collaboration with some Portuguese industries (tool manufacturers).
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OpenAlex topics: Powder Metallurgy Techniques and Materials · Metal Alloys Wear and Properties · Advanced materials and composites

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