Computer Simulation of Formation of the Structure of Iron–Copper Powder Composites

The article considers computer simulation of the process of compaction of Fe–Cu (iron–copper) powder composites with 3 and 15% Cu content and with different contents of a process lubricant (zinc stearate). Compaction curves of a Fe-based powder composite with 3% Cu content are constructed. It is established that after warm pressing without lubricant, the density of the compacts is lower than after pressing with 0.6% zinc stearate. The calculations are based on indicator elements. Quantitative analysis of the compaction of a Fe-based powder composite with different Cu contents is performed.

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Russian Engineering Research
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2025-03-01
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https://doi.org/10.3103/s1068798x25700340
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Powder Metallurgy Techniques and Materials
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Computer Simulation of Formation of the Structure of Iron–Copper Powder Composites

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Computer Simulation of Formation of the Structure of Iron–Copper Powder Composites

Arif Mammadov, A. A. Jafarova, В. А. Мамедов, Farid Jafarov, F. F. Jafarli
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The article considers computer simulation of the process of compaction of Fe–Cu (iron–copper) powder composites with 3 and 15% Cu content and with different contents of a process lubricant (zinc stearate). Compaction curves of a Fe-based powder composite with 3% Cu content are constructed. It is established that after warm pressing without lubricant, the density of the compacts is lower than after pressing with 0.6% zinc stearate. The calculations are based on indicator elements. Quantitative analysis of the compaction of a Fe-based powder composite with different Cu contents is performed.

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