Pulverpressling

English translation: powder metalurgically pressed part

10:12 Sep 20, 2000
German to English translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering
German term or phrase: Pulverpressling
aus der pulverpressling
Karen
English translation:powder metalurgically pressed part
Explanation:
"Powder Metallurgy - or P/M - is a highly developed method of manufacturing reliable ferrous and nonferrous parts. Made by mixing elemental or alloy powders and compacting the mixture in a die, the resultant shapes are then sintered or heated in a controlled-atmosphere furnace to bond the particles metallurgically. Basically a "chipless" metalworking process, P/M typically uses more than 97% of the starting raw material in the finished part. Because of this, P/M is an energy and materials conserving
process.
Please see website below, Manfred.
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nacompact
Ulrike Lieder (X)
napowder metalurgically pressed part
Manfred Mondt
naabout context
Tom Funke


  

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10 mins
compact


Explanation:
or powder metal compact


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Ulrike Lieder (X)
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1 hr
powder metalurgically pressed part


Explanation:
"Powder Metallurgy - or P/M - is a highly developed method of manufacturing reliable ferrous and nonferrous parts. Made by mixing elemental or alloy powders and compacting the mixture in a die, the resultant shapes are then sintered or heated in a controlled-atmosphere furnace to bond the particles metallurgically. Basically a "chipless" metalworking process, P/M typically uses more than 97% of the starting raw material in the finished part. Because of this, P/M is an energy and materials conserving
process.
Please see website below, Manfred.


    Reference: http://www.mpif.org/
Manfred Mondt
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5 hrs
about context


Explanation:
General note about helpful context:

Your would-be helpers usually need and welcome helpful context.
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(B) all or most of the RELEVANT SENTENCE or short passage verbatim. ----

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(C) the GEOGRAPHY (source &/or target country),
(D) the TARGET AUDIENCE (e.g., radiology manager vs. medical physicist) and/or
(E) the PURPOSE of the communication (informational vs. motivational, humor or satire etc.)
(F) Always take care, of course not to reveal PROPRIETARY / CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION, e.g. by disguising names, dates etc.

Providing excellent context is usually well worth your while. It saves time at our end and improves your odds of getting a specific and valid answer. And it makes knowledge-sharing a more equitable undertaking.

HTH in other queries Tom


Tom Funke
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