Corrosion-resistant sintered alloy steels and method for making same
CA 2000034 A1 · Owner: Kawasaki Steel Corporation · Inventors: Ohta, Junichi; Matsushita, Masakazu; Sakurada, Ichio
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It is provided a method for the manufacture of a corrosion-resistant sintered alloy steel which comprises, providing a stainless steel powder; adding a binder to said steel powder; molding the mixture; and carrying out the steps of (1) heating the resultant molding to remove the binder therefrom, (2) sintering the thus debound molding under reduced pressure up to 30 Torr, and (3) further sintering at a higher temperature than those of steps (1) and (2) in a non-oxidative atmosphere under substantially atmospheric pressure. It is also provided a corrosion-resistant sintered alloy steel which comprises a stainless steel said alloy, steel having a density ratio of not less than 92% a maximum, …
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