Particulate Materials and Processes. A Navy Overview

Frazier, William E.

Particulate Materials and Processes. A Navy Overview

1998

Frazier, William E.

The Navy is using, or is considering to use, particulate materials in a variety of applications throughout the air, surface, and submarine fleets. The applications range from aircraft engine turbine disks, which are needed to meet performance requirements, to direct powder sprayed parts, which greatly decrease manufacturing costs. This technical memorandum will discuss many of the applications and the reasoning behind their selection, as well as the direction of future technology.

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Aircraft engines; Particulates.; Cost effectiveness; Naval research; *powder metallurgy; Titanium powders; *powder alloys; Marine engineering; Metallurgy and metallography; *particulate materials

Language

English

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http://handle.dtic.mil/100.2/ADA339855APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE

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NAVAL AIR WARFARE CENTER AIRCRAFT DIV PATUXENT RIVER MDDTIC AND NTIS

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NAVAL AIR WARFARE CENTER AIRCRAFT DIV PATUXENT RIVER MD

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Particulate Materials and Processes. A Navy Overview

1998

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