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Production of rapidly solidified metal powders by water cooled rotating disc atomisation

S. ÖztürkThe Mechanical Engineering DepartmentKaradeniz Technical University, Trabzon, Turkey
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F. ArslanThe Mechanical Engineering DepartmentKaradeniz Technical University, Trabzon, Turkey
Pages 171-176 | Published online: 19 Jul 2013

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S Öztürk, B Öztürk & G Usta. (2011) Characteristics of rapidly solidified Cu–10%Sn alloy powders produced by water jet cooled rotating disc atomisation. Powder Metallurgy 54:5, pages 577-584.
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S Öztürk, G Usta & B Öztürk. (2011) Production of bronze powders by water jet cooled rotating disc atomisation. Powder Metallurgy 54:3, pages 393-399.
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B. Ravry, A. Mathieu, J. Allenou, B. Stepnik, F. Bernard & F. Demoisson. (2023) Atomization regime observation and characterization of an atomized pure zinc rod during centrifugal atomization using a LASER beam. Powder Technology 415, pages 118139.
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B. Ravry, A. Mathieu, J. Allenou, B. Sinardet, S. Pernot, F. Bernard, B. Stepnik & F. Demoisson. (2022) Centrifugal atomization of stainless-steel rotating rods melted by a high-power LASER beam. Advanced Powder Technology 33:6, pages 103631.
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Huaxia Deng & Huajiang Ouyang. (2010) Vibration of spinning discs and powder formation in centrifugal atomization. Proceedings of the Royal Society A: Mathematical, Physical and Engineering Sciences 467:2126, pages 361-380.
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H Deng & H Ouyang. (2009) Vibration analysis of atomising discs. Journal of Physics: Conference Series 181, pages 012036.
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