Powder Metallurgy Bill Pedersen ME 355. Example Parts.

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Powder Metallurgy Bill Pedersen ME 355

Example Parts

Basic Steps In Powder Metallurgy (P/M) Powder Production Powder Production Blending or Mixing Blending or Mixing Compaction Compaction Sintering Sintering Finishing Finishing

Powder Production Atomization the most common Atomization the most common Others Others Chemical reduction of oxides Chemical reduction of oxides Electrolytic deposition Electrolytic deposition Different shapes produced Different shapes produced Will affect compaction process significantly Will affect compaction process significantly

Blending or Mixing Can use master alloys, (most commonly) or elemental powders that are used to build up the alloys Can use master alloys, (most commonly) or elemental powders that are used to build up the alloys Master alloys are with the normal alloy ingredients Master alloys are with the normal alloy ingredients Elemental or pre-alloyed metal powders are first mixed with lubricants or other alloy additions to produce a homogeneous mixture of ingredients Elemental or pre-alloyed metal powders are first mixed with lubricants or other alloy additions to produce a homogeneous mixture of ingredients The initial mixing may be done by either the metal powder producer or the P/M parts manufacturer The initial mixing may be done by either the metal powder producer or the P/M parts manufacturer When the particles are blended: When the particles are blended: Desire to produce a homogenous blend Desire to produce a homogenous blend Over-mixing will work-harden the particles and produce variability in the sintering process Over-mixing will work-harden the particles and produce variability in the sintering process

Compaction Usually gravity filled cavity at room temperature Usually gravity filled cavity at room temperature Pressed at ksi Pressed at ksi Produces a “Green” compact Produces a “Green” compact Size and shape of finished part (almost) Size and shape of finished part (almost) Not as strong as finished part – handling concern Not as strong as finished part – handling concern Friction between particles is a major factor Friction between particles is a major factor

Isostatic Pressing Because of friction between particles Because of friction between particles Apply pressure uniformly from all directions (in theory) Apply pressure uniformly from all directions (in theory) Wet bag (left) Wet bag (left) Dry bag (right) Dry bag (right)

Sintering Parts are heated to ~80% of melting temperature Parts are heated to ~80% of melting temperature Transforms compacted mechanical bonds to much stronger metal bonds Transforms compacted mechanical bonds to much stronger metal bonds Many parts are done at this stage. Some will require additional processing Many parts are done at this stage. Some will require additional processing

Sintering ctd Final part properties drastically affected Final part properties drastically affected Fully sintered is not always the goal Fully sintered is not always the goal Ie. Self lubricated bushings Ie. Self lubricated bushings Dimensions of part are affected Dimensions of part are affected

Die Design for P/M Thin walls and projections create fragile tooling. Thin walls and projections create fragile tooling. Holes in pressing direction can be round, square, D- shaped, keyed, splined or any straight-through shape. Holes in pressing direction can be round, square, D- shaped, keyed, splined or any straight-through shape. Draft is generally not required. Draft is generally not required. Generous radii and fillets are desirable to extend tool life. Generous radii and fillets are desirable to extend tool life. Chamfers, rather the radii, are necessary on part edges to prevent burring. Chamfers, rather the radii, are necessary on part edges to prevent burring. Flats are necessary on chamfers to eliminate feather- edges on tools, which break easily. Flats are necessary on chamfers to eliminate feather- edges on tools, which break easily.

Advantages of P/M Virtually unlimited choice of alloys, composites, and associated properties Virtually unlimited choice of alloys, composites, and associated properties Refractory materials are popular by this process Refractory materials are popular by this process Controlled porosity for self lubrication or filtration uses Controlled porosity for self lubrication or filtration uses Can be very economical at large run sizes (100,000 parts) Can be very economical at large run sizes (100,000 parts) Long term reliability through close control of dimensions and physical properties Long term reliability through close control of dimensions and physical properties Wide latitude of shape and design Wide latitude of shape and design Very good material utilization Very good material utilization

Disadvantages of P/M Limited in size capability due to large forces Limited in size capability due to large forces Specialty machines Specialty machines Need to control the environment – corrosion concern Need to control the environment – corrosion concern Will not typically produce part as strong as wrought product. (Can repress items to overcome that) Will not typically produce part as strong as wrought product. (Can repress items to overcome that) Cost of die – typical to that of forging, except that design can be more – specialty Cost of die – typical to that of forging, except that design can be more – specialty Less well known process Less well known process

Financial Considerations Die design – must withstand 100 ksi, requiring specialty designs Die design – must withstand 100 ksi, requiring specialty designs Can be very automated Can be very automated 1500 parts per hour not uncommon for average size part 1500 parts per hour not uncommon for average size part 60,000 parts per hour achievable for small, low complexity parts in a rolling press 60,000 parts per hour achievable for small, low complexity parts in a rolling press Typical size part for automation is 1” cube Typical size part for automation is 1” cube Larger parts may require special machines (larger surface area, same pressure equals larger forces involved) Larger parts may require special machines (larger surface area, same pressure equals larger forces involved)