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AssigneeKawasaki Steel Corporation
InventorsOsamu Furukimi, Koji Yano, Shigeaki Takajo
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Improved iron-base powder composition for use in powder metallurgy comprising an iron-base powder to the surfaces of the particles of which either an Fe-Ni powder alloy containing 5-70 wt % Ni or an Fe-Mo alloy powder containing 20-70 wt % Mo or both alloy powders is adhered means of a binder or binders. This iron-base powder composition can be obtained by a process in which either an Fe-Ni alloy powder containing 5-70 wt % Ni or an Fe-Mo alloy powder containing 20-70 wt % Mo or both alloy powders is adhered by thermally melting a binder. The thus obtained iron-base powder composition can be shaped and sintered to produce an iron-base sintered material. The iron-base powder composition is suitable for use in the powder metallurgical manufacture of iron-base sintered parts that require high density, high strength, toughness, wear resistance and good dimensional change stability.
An iron-base powder composite for use in powder metallurgy in a form having an iron-based core, wherein particles of either an Fe-Ni alloy powder containing 5-70 wt % Ni or an Fe-Mo alloy powder containing 20-70 wt % Mo or both such alloy powders are bound to the surface of the iron-based core with a binder or binders, said Fe-Ni alloy powder and/or said Fe-Mo alloy powder being present in such an amount that the Ni and/or Mo contents of the resulting sintered parts are within the range of 1-10 wt % Ni and/or 0.5-10 wt % Mo.
An iron-base powder composite for use in powder metallurgy in a form having a substantially pure iron core, wherein particles of either an Fe-Ni alloy powder containing 5-70 wt % Ni or an Fe-Mo alloy powder containing 20-70 wt % Mo or both such alloy powders and 0.2-1.0 wt % of graphite powder are bound to the surface of the substantially pure iron core with a binder or binders, said Fe-Ni alloy powders and/or said powders being present in such an amount that the Ni and/or Mo contents of the resulting sintered parts are within the ranges of 1-10 wt % Ni and/or 0.5-10 wt % Mo.
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