THE FORMING OF HOLLOW SHAPES IN BERYLLIUM BY LOOSE SINTERING AND HOT PRESSING: Powder Metallurgy: Vol 4, No 7

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Abstract

Two methods for forming shaped bodies in beryllium by powder metallurgy are described and compared. The requirements for uniform densification during hot pressing are discussed, and it is concluded that a double-pressing method is essential if thin-walled hemispherical shapes are required.

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* Manuscript received 12 October 1960.

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