Understanding the effects of atmosphere type on thermal debinding behavior

Understanding the effects of atmosphere type on thermal debinding behavior

Understanding the effects of different types and conditions of atmospheres can be used to optimize debinding cycles and address carburization/decarburization issues, this article. Examines the effects of reducing, neutral and oxidizing environments and their dew points on the debinding rate in powde...

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Ammonia
Carbon
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Polyolefins
Powder metallurgy
Stainless steel
Temperature
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Temperature
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