Porous tungsten blank with gradient continuous changing porosity degrees and preparation method
A gradient change, porous tungsten technology, applied in the field of powder metallurgy, can solve problems such as complex spatial geometric features
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[0021] Example 1: Preparation of Porous Tungsten Blanks with Continuously Varying Porosity Gradients for High Temperatures
[0022] Mix 70% (mass fraction) 10-micron tungsten powder with 30% (mass fraction) 5-micron tungsten powder in a ball mill for 6-8 hours, then put the mixed tungsten powder into a rubber sleeve and perform cold isostatic at 300MPa Press treatment, the relative density of the green compact is 57%. The tungsten powder compacts were placed in a tubular electric furnace with flowing nitrogen for oxidation-gasification treatment of tungsten. In order to realize the oxidation-gasification treatment effect of the tungsten component, the nitrogen gas was introduced into a buffer bottle containing water to humidify before entering the electric tube furnace. The tungsten component was subjected to "oxidation-gasification" treatment for 1.5 hours at 970°C, and cooled with the furnace. It was then reduced in high purity hydrogen at 900°C for 1 hour. Finally, it wa...
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[0023] Example 2: Preparation of Porous Tungsten Blanks with Continuously Varying Porosity Gradients at Room Temperature
[0024] First, mix 60% (mass fraction) of 10-micron tungsten powder with 40% (mass fraction) of 5-micron tungsten powder in a ball mill for 6-8 hours. Block samples were formed under pressure of 600-650 MPa, and the relative density of green compacts was 78%. The tungsten powder compacts were placed in a tubular electric furnace with flowing nitrogen for oxidation-gasification treatment of tungsten. In order to realize the oxidation-gasification treatment effect of the tungsten component, the nitrogen gas was introduced into a buffer bottle containing water to humidify before entering the electric tube furnace. The tungsten component was subjected to "oxidation-gasification" treatment for 2 hours at 870°C, and cooled with the furnace. It was then reduced in high purity hydrogen at 920°C for 1 hour. The porosity distribution in the porous tungsten blank i...
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