Photo images for two samples of: (a) copper powder, and (b) alumina

Photo images for two samples of: (a) copper powder, and (b) alumina

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Download scientific diagram | Photo images for two samples of: (a) copper powder, and (b) alumina powder (both at X5 optical magnification). from publication: DOE-based experimental investigation and optimization of hardness and corrosion rate for Cu-x%Al 2 O 3 as processed by powder metallurgy | Copper alumina (Cu-x%Al 2 O 3) was prepared from micro-sized powder particles through the powder metallurgy (PM) process. Experimental runs were designed according to the design of experiments (DOE) methodology to investigate the effect of alumina concentration and sintering | Powder Metallurgy, Alumina and Hardness | ResearchGate, the professional network for scientists.

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