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Near-Net Shape Manufacturing of Copper-Ceramic Composites Via Gas Pressure Infiltration in Permanent Molds by M. Klement, G. Schneider, A. Nagel, O. Lott, D. K. Harrison is a scholarly article available to read on EtoBox.

What is Near-Net Shape Manufacturing of Copper-Ceramic Composites Via Gas Pressure Infiltration in Permanent Molds about?

Composites with a interpenetrated copper-ceramic microstructure can be customized for highest demands such as a high thermal conductivity in combination with a small thermal expansion. This article reports on the synthesis of near-net shape Cu-Al2O3 composites via gas pressure infiltration. Open-porous Al2O3 preforms are infiltrated with Cu using Si3N4 permanent molds. The infiltration quality as well as the porosity distribution within the materials are described qualitatively and quantitatively. The effects of the manufacturing process and cooling rate on the composites will be looked at.

Author

M. Klement, G. Schneider, A. Nagel, O. Lott, D. K. Harrison

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EN