15 Questions 22 Answers 0 Followers
Questions related from sanjay mohan Sharma
What are the various reasons for increasing porosity in powder metallurgical composites?. And how flow stress relates to porosity.
04 April 2018 7,799 3 View
In powder metallurgy stearates are added while mixing of powders in order to facilitate compaction. Further these stearates are removed during dewaxing. If zinc stearate is added as a lubricant...
02 February 2017 1,259 5 View
While undergoing wear testing of sintered composites at high temperature, how to read oxidative wear in SEM images
11 November 2016 6,565 2 View
I wanted to know the approximate reasoning for the decrease in compressive strength of Fe based composite at high temperature (500 degree Celcius).It would be a kind gesture if some one provides...
10 October 2016 5,914 3 View
Kindly apprise me about the complete details of the article titled 'Self-lubricating sintered composites with hexagonal boron nitride and graphite mixtures as solid lubricants'.
07 July 2016 5,173 3 View
What is the easiest way to calculate porosity in sintered alloys.
04 April 2016 8,052 7 View
In case certain reinforcements of same kind is done in some base matrix in order to know the change in porosity of the reinforced materials with respect to the base matrix, then while...
04 April 2016 6,374 4 View
Iron oxides possess good hardness and is it possible that these oxides help in reduction of friction at 500 degree celcius
03 March 2016 3,109 8 View
It would be humble gesture if some one could confirm the formation od oxides in the attached SEM image as it is the image of sample tested for wear at 500 degree celcius
03 March 2016 8,534 2 View
03 March 2016 6,445 2 View
Since hardness testing at high temperatures mostly is not available, so is it possible that room temp hardness values may be used to relate wear rate of alloys tested at elevated temperatures...
03 March 2016 3,940 11 View
If some one can clarify as to what formulae is best for calculating wear rate in case of composites.
03 March 2016 6,371 17 View
I would like to know about anaysing SEM images related to types of wear
01 January 2016 8,216 5 View
Is it possible that after performing EDS test on metal composite, carbon content was very much higher than what was initially added to the composition.
11 November 2015 4,987 0 View
I am working on iron based self lubricating composites
07 July 2015 9,873 3 View