| Autor: |
Andrievskii, R. A., Zeer, S. É., Ganelin, V. Ya., Lapovok, V. N., Trusov, L. I., Shumanova, S. P. |
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Powder Metallurgy and Metal Ceramics; February 1985, Vol. 24 Issue: 2 p111-115, 5p |
| Abstrakt: |
As a result of oxidation of compacts from nickel and copper UFPs, their electrical resistivities may vary within a wide range. During the vacuum sintering of nickel and copper UFPs changes in electrical resistivity are recorded before densification. During heating the electrical resistivity of compacts may fall at a rate of up to half an order a minute. Measurements of ? and dL/L during repeated heating-and-cooling cycles reveal increases in the electrical resistivity and elongation of specimens, which may be linked with elastic after-effect phenomena. A small rise in electrical resistivity during heating to 100‡C may also be brought about by elastic stress relaxation. An increase in electrical resistivity accompanied by shrinkage during a rise in temperature after isothermal sintering is indicative of rupture of contacts during densification; the extent of this process, which may be linked with sliding of whole particles relative to one another, diminishes with rise in temperature. |
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