You are designing a critical component to be installed in a chemical plant, where corrosion resistance and high temperature performance are critical. As a result, a fully dense material is required. Because of the materials used in the system, the part can only be produced by powder metallurgy. Which powder metallurgy process would you use to produce a fully dense component?a) Hot Isostatic Pressing b) Sinter then Metal Injection Molding c) Cold Isostatic Pressing d) Press and Sinter Processes e) Metal Injection Molding

Most likely A) Hot Isostatic Pressing.

Explanation:

Usually to produce a fully dense component, hot molding would be much, much better than cold molding or sintering. Hence, we can instantly rule out B, C and D. Finally, metal injection is likely to create unstable pores in the metal that undermine the process of creating a fully dense component.

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answer:

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explanation:

d. represents both (b) and (c).

more logical as well.

b and c are to complicated.

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