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Journal articles on the topic "Frittage (Métallurgie)"
Chauveau, Guy E. J. "Les métaux et alliages poreux issus de la métallurgie des poudres et des techniques de frittage. Descriptions et applications." Matériaux & Techniques 75, no. 1-2 (1987): 25–26. http://dx.doi.org/10.1051/mattech/198775010025.
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Canale, Philippe. "Etude des mécanismes du frittage d'un composite à matrice métallique et à dispersoi͏̈des de diamant." Paris 11, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001PA112343.
Full textCollaboration between the Society TRIEFUS A. D. I. E. , which belongs to the Japanese group ASAM Diamond, and the University of "Paris-Sud" was created. The objective was to prepare a thesis to ameliorate performances of pencil edging diamond wheels. These wheels are used to grind automotive lateral glasses. They are constituted with a steel body and, inside it, an abrasive part made of both metallic and dispersed diamond powders (superabrasive grits) exists. This tool is then heated around 800 ʿC. A metallic bond gives many advantages: better thermal properties, mechanical resistance, in comparison with other type of bonds (vitrified, or resin ones). We have modified the heat treatment applied during the manufacturing: instead of cooking in a traditional furnace, we have developed and optimized an induction method of heating. The result is having a better tool lifetime with such good qualities of cutting and surface state in the grinded glasses (no break in them). Dilatometric tests allowed studying the sintering of the starting powders, simple metallic alloys and sections of industrial wheels. Whatever the techniques of cooking used (in a traditional furnace or with the induction method), no different dimensional behavior was observed. The bond in the abrasive part is a complex polyconstitued and polyphased system (Ag, Cu, Ti, W and cast-iron), the study of which needed the analysis of simplified binary, ternary and quaternary systems, chosen among those five constituents. Taking into account the important chemical reactivity of the Cu-Ti system opposite the other elements, a particular analysis of that system was made. A new phase, having an atomic composition close to the CuTi3 stoichiometry, was revealed after long annealing treatments. An orthorhombic crystalline structure, with the Pbam space group was proposed, as well as a new assessment of the binary phase diagram at equilibrium, including this new phase. After having studied the simple metallic systems, composite systems including diamond powder were investigated. At the temperatures used in the industrial sintering cycle (around 800ʿC), no chemical reactivity between diamond and metallic particles was noted, because the sintering of the system occurred in solid phase. Therefore, the dispersed diamond grits are only linked by mechanical way. The same types of observations were made on industrial wheels
Roy, Jean-Francois. "Approche méthodologique du frittage sous charge de céramiques." Lyon, INSA, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993ISAL0038.
Full textThe purpose of this work is to investigate sintering parameters for different ceramics with the aim of a better manufacturing control and a better properties (mechanical, electromagnetic, ,. . )control. In this perspective, the laboratory hot-press capacities were improved by data computerization and processing. Moreover, the results analysis from mathematical models was made easier by the use of a specifie methodology of research based on the construction of experimentf plans. Three different ceramics were studied : - the YBaCuO superconductor study specified the conditions of bulk elaboration by hot-pressing with high pressures and law temperatures less than 450°C. A later annealing under air is not required for restoring tfie superconductivity properties. - the Bayer alumina study exhioi ted tbe effect of the parameters of pressureless sintering and hot-pressing on the microstructure and mechanical properties. - the A12O3-AlN-MgO system study by reactive hot-pressing allowed to obtain optimum mechanical properties from a selected domain of interest
Skiredj, Juliette. "Mécanismes de frittage d'agglomérés Fe + C traités sous atmosphère H₂ + CH₄ : modélisation des processus de carburation et confrontation avec les résultats expérimentaux." Paris 11, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987PA112255.
Full textThe purpose of this study was to analyze the processes occuring during carburization and/or decarburization when sintered steels are manufactured under hydrogen with an addition of methane. The behavior on heating the (Fe + C) mixtures was first studied by dilatometry; at the same time, the analysis by infrared spectrometry was done in order to follow the process of carburization decarburization. We explicited the concept of carbon potential from the carbon transfer to the surface of the samples. Besides, diagrams giving the carbon potential versus the temperature and composition of the atmosphere were infered from thermodynamic data relative to the (Fe + C) system in contact with an ( H₂ + CH₄ ) atmosphere. Hence, the comprehension and calculation of carbon potential was clarified. Finally, the complex phenomena, occuring during sintering under a carburizing atmosphere, were investigated in detail. We showed that the whole carburization process resulted from two related processes : - a carbon transfer through the gaseous :phase towards the surface of the sample ; this process may be characterized by a coefficient h, - the diffusion of carbon towards the core of the probe, which is characterized by a diffusion coefficient D. A mathematical model of the carburization kinetics was derived from the resolution of the FICK's equation. From this formalism, the values of the diffusion coefficient D and the transfer coefficient h were evaluated in the case of sintered steels and then were compared to those found for classical steels by other authors
Nivot, Christelle. "Densification de l'alumine : frittage sous pression de gaz." Saint-Etienne, EMSE, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004EMSE0029.
Full textGas pressure sintering is usually used to improve densification of compounds which are thermodynamically unsatble at typical sintering temperatures. The aim of this work is to study stability of pores performed in alumina materials by applying a nitrogen pressure during sintering cycle results on densification and microstructure evolution show that a nitrogen presure (between 2 MPa and 6 MPa) mainly delays necks formation and consolidation during initial stage of sintering. Indeed, pore closure and grain growth are not altered by nitrogen pressure during intermediate and final stages of sintering. Up to final relative densities of about 95%, modelling comparison points out densification controlled by grain boundaries diffusion whatever the pressure applied. Furthermore, this study underlined the importance of grain size evolution plotted versus relative density. This representation : average grain size = f(p) shows the existence of a unique sintering trajectory for any nitrogen pressure applied. A depressurization cycle optimization revealed that it's possible to obtain another sintering trajectory which translates the capability of materials to continue densification after depressurization without grain growth
Vo, Van André. "Modélisation numérique et expérimentale du procédé de frittage en métallurgie des poudres." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 1998. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk2/tape17/PQDD_0004/MQ33777.pdf.
Full textZheng, Xin. "Frittage de particules métalliques supportées : modélisation et analyse d'images." Lyon 1, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993LYO10309.
Full textNeri, Amandine. "Elaboration et frittage par courant pulsé de contacts électriques basse et moyenne tension." Lyon, INSA, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009ISAL0021.
Full text[This work has been dedicated to two kinds of materials, Ag-SnO2, electrical contact materials for low voltage contactors and W-Cu electrical contact materials for medium voltage interrupters. These electrical contact materials have an essential role in life span of the products in which they are used. Make and breaks operations results in the creation of an electrical arc which erode the surface of the contacts. The materials used from their elaboration to their assembly on the final product are an important industrial stake. The general purpose is to optimize the elaboration step of these powders by high energy milling then the sintering step by conventionnal and spark plasma sintering routes in order to improve the electrical performances of the contacts. The high energy milling of the materials enables to achieve nanostructured materials with fine dispersion of the tin oxide or the copper on the silver or tungsten matrix. Spark plasma sintering is an innovative and interesting way to densify this kind of materials. Contacts with relative density upper 95% have been obtained. A performance saving of 30% has been obtained for two electrical properties, erosion and non welding properties for the contacts sintered by SPS]
Minier, Ludivine. "Influence du frittage « flash » sur l'obtention de nanostructures dans des systèmes métalliques et céramiques." Dijon, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008DIJOS080.
Full textNon conventional sintering processes, gathered under the appellation “FLASH”, allow to elaborate dense materials while limiting the powder grain growth. However, the control of the bulk microstructure requires the comprehension of the mechanisms implied during the sintering. So, it is necessary to apprehend the electric current effect on the sintering. The electric current distribution in the system, composed of the die, the punches and the sample, depends on the sample electric and thermal conductivity, the sintering conditions, the tools characteristics… The study is realised by comparing the sintering of an electric conducting material (nickel) mainly heated by Joule effect and an electric insulating material (alumina) heated, in this case, by thermal energy transfer. The sample microstructure is correlated with the electric power delivered by the SPS apparatus and with the electric and thermal characteristics of the sample and the tool. In addition, the scale effect is approached in order to control the sample microstructure, independently of its dimension. Finally, the industrial interest of the “FLASH” sintering process is evaluated through the improving of bulk properties and the feasibility to sinter two samples simultaneously while controlling their microstructure
Douidah, Abdelkader. "Stabilité en milieu aqueux des catalyseurs métalliques supportés." Poitiers, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998POIT2277.
Full textBen-Othmane, Samir. "Influence de la vapeur d'eau et de l'étain sur la stabilisation des phases de la zircone et sur sa densification par frittage." Limoges, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993LIMO0194.
Full textBooks on the topic "Frittage (Métallurgie)"
Rahaman, Mohamed N. Ceramic Processing, Second Edition. Taylor & Francis Group, 2017.
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