Abstract:
[Problem] There is provided a metallic abrasive pad capable of increasing a region on a worked surface, coming into contact with a catalyst or coming into extreme proximity thereto. [Solving Means] To that end, a metallic abrasive pad 2 for use in a smoothing operation applied to the worked surface 6a of a workpiece 6 by a catalyst-supported chemical machining method is made up of a compression-formed compact composed of one or more metal fibers made of a transition-metal catalyst. Since the compression-formed compact is made up of the one or more metal fibers, having a prescribed void ratio, the one or more metal fibers existing on an abrasion surface 2a can undergo elastic deformation. Accordingly, if the surface 2a of the metallic abrasive pad and the worked surface 6a of the workpiece 6 are put together by pressing, the one or more metal fibers are deformed in response to microscopic asperities existing on the worked surface 6a, thereby enabling a gap occurring between the metallic abrasive pad surface 2a and the worked surface 6a to be smaller. By so doing, a region, existing on the worked surface 6a, coming into contact with the catalyst or coming into extreme proximity thereto, can be increased.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a composite component, a flat fiber structure comprising voids and/or cavities being bordered at least in certain areas on two opposite faces with one metal element each. The flat structure is connected to the elements in a material and/or form fit. Said material and/or form fit is achieved by reinforcing elements that extend through cavities or voids in the structure and that are oriented perpendicular to the plane of the flat structure at least in the region of the structure. Alternatively or in addition thereto, a material and/or form fit connection of the structure and the elements is achieved by sintering of at least one metal powder, at least one metal element being producible from said powder, and voids or cavities of the structure being filled with metal.
Abstract:
This aluminum sintering material is an aluminum sintering material that is used for producing a porous aluminum sintered compact in which a plurality of aluminum base materials are sintered together, and the aluminum sintering material includes: the aluminum base materials; and a plurality of titanium powder particles fixed to outer surfaces of the aluminum base materials, wherein the titanium powder particles are composed of either one or both of metallic titanium powder particles and hydrogenated titanium powder particles.
Abstract:
In a Cr-Cu alloy that is formed by powder metallurgy and contains a Cu matrix and flattened Cr phases, the Cr content in the Cr-Cu alloy is more than 30% to 80% or less by mass, and the average aspect ratio of the flattened Cr phases is more than 1.0 and less than 100. The Cr-Cu alloy has a small thermal expansion coefficient in in-plane directions, a high thermal conductivity, and excellent processibility. A method for producing the Cr-Cu alloy is also provided. A heat-release plate for semiconductors and a heat-release component for semiconductors, each utilizing the Cr-Cu alloy, are also provided.
Abstract:
A method for preparing silver-based electrical contact materials with fiber-like arrangement of reinforcing nanoparticles includes (1) uniformly mixing reinforcement powders and silver matrix powders for ball milling; (2) pouring the obtained composite powders and silver matrix powders into a powder mixing machine for powder mixing; (3) cold isostatic pressing; (4) sintering; (5) hot pressing; and (6) hot extruding to obtain silver-based electrical contact materials with fiber-like arrangement of reinforcing nanoparticles. The method of the present invention can obtain silver-based electrical contact materials with fiber-like arrangement of reinforcing nanoparticles with no specific requirement on processing deformation, and the plasticity and ductility of the reinforcing phase. Furthermore, it has simple processes, low cost and no particular requirements on the equipment. Contact materials prepared by the present method have good resistance to welding and arc erosion, conductivity and a greatly enhanced processing performance.