Iron-based powder combination
A technology of iron-based powder and composition, applied in the field of iron-based powder metallurgy composition, can solve the problems of sintered component size and mechanical property change, dust and segregation, etc.
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[0030] This example illustrates how to select an alloy composition with a desired strength of about 600 MPa and three levels of dimensional change (-0.1%, 0.0%, and +0.1%). In the powder composition according to Table 1, this selection was made for two carbon contents, 0.5% C and 0.3% C, respectively, where as shown in Table 2, the lower carbon content gives a preferred elongation sex.
[0031] The powder composition of the present invention is prepared from the following powders: Powder A, in which 10% copper is diffusion alloyed onto the surface of an iron-based powder pre-alloyed with 0.85% molybdenum; Powder B, in which 5% nickel is diffusion alloyed onto the surface of an iron-based powder pre-alloyed with 0.85% molybdenum; and Powder C, an iron-based powder pre-alloyed with 0.85% molybdenum.
[0032] The powder composition was mixed together with 0.8% amide wax and graphite as a lubricant to give a sintered carbon content of 0.3% and 0.5%, respectively. The resulting m...
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[0040] As shown in Table 3, this example illustrates a powder composition of the present invention comprising 0.6% Cu and 2% Ni, and a specific example where the dimensional change is independent of carbon content and sintered density. The results obtained with these compositions were compared with those obtained with Distaloy AB (commercially available from Höganäs AB, Sweden) and with a powder composition of the invention having the same chemical composition but prealloyed with molybdenum. The results obtained for iron-based powders whose surfaces were diffusion alloyed with copper and nickel (referred to as "fixed compositions" in Table 3) were compared.
[0041] The powder composition of the present invention is prepared from powder A, wherein 10% copper is diffusion alloyed to the surface of an iron-based powder prealloyed with 0.85% molybdenum; powder B, wherein 5% nickel is diffusion alloyed to The surface of an iron-based powder pre-alloyed with 0.85% molybdenum; and P...
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