Sinter hardening studies of ASTALOY 85 Mo powder with varying copper contents /

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In this thesis study, the effect of sinter hardening on mechanical properties of Astaloy 85 Mo (Fe - 0.85% Mo) powder with addition of 0.8% C and varying copper contents (1% Cu, 2% Cu) was examined. Powder mixes were compacted under 600 MPa. After compaction, the samples were sintered at 1120oC under endogas from methane in an industrial sintering furnace and were sinter-hardened with three different cooling rates (0.5oC/sec., 1.5oC/sec., 3oC/sec.). The study revealed that the cooling rate does not make critical changes on the microstructure of copper free samples. Addition of copper increased the hardenability of the samples which resulted formation of higher amount of martensite in the microstructure. The samples containing 2% Cu were nearly 100% martensitic. Also, the study showed that an increase in % Cu decreases the porosity content and increases the attained densities.
Powder metallurgy., Sinter (Metallurgy)., Metals, Copper., Molybdenum.
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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/24275
Graduate School of Natural and Applied Sciences, Thesis

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M. Dinçer, “Sinter hardening studies of ASTALOY 85 Mo powder with varying copper contents /,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2014.
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