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Standard Test Method 44: Method for Determination of Dimensional Change from Die Size of Sintered Powder Metallurgy Specimens

standard by Metal Powder Industries Federation , 2019

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This standard describes a method for determining the change in dimensions of a powder metallurgy specimen after sintering. The dimensional change is the difference, typically expressed as a percentage, between a dimension of the sintered specimen and the corresponding die dimension. This is an excerpt from Standard Test Methods for Metal Powders and Powder Metallurgy Products, 2019 Edition, with ISBN(s): 9781943694242.
 

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