Mechanical Alloying Processing and Application to Development of Structural Materials
Abstract
This report summarizes results of several areas of research dealing with mechanical alloying of materials having potential structural use. The areas involve modeling of the process, synthesis of unique materials via mechanical alloying and consolidation of mechanically alloyed products. The latter area is one receiving most current attention as consolidation involves high temperatures and (usually) pressures. This can lead to a 'loss' of the unique structures produced by mechanical alloying. Thus, consolidation studies attempt to produce fully dense material maintaining many of the desirable properties manifested by mechanically alloyed powders.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Oct 01, 1992
- Accession Number
- ADA261251
Entities
People
- Thomas H. Courtney
Organizations
- University of Virginia