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Design and Simulation Based on Virtual Prototype of New Apparatus for High Velocity Compaction

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High velocity compaction (HVC) is one of the latest technologies of powder metallurgy (PM), while the prices threshold of Hydropulsor’s HVC presser limited massive application of this technique in vast minor PM enterprises in Mainland China. In the light of this, the paper delivers a new design of HVC apparatus which adopts mechanical springs groups instead of hydraulic cylinder as hammer driver. The virtual prototype and simulation of new HVC apparatus is brought about. The result of simulation shows that new design can basically meet the demand of HVC.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 443)

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177-182

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.443.177

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June 2010

Authors:

Hang Jian Guan, Ming Shao, Zhi Yu Xiao

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CAD/CAE, High Velocity Compaction, Powder Metallurgy (PM), Virtual Prototyping

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