ArticleScientific reports2025
Study of 3D MPFEM simulation for high-velocity compaction of 2024 al alloy powders.
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In powder metallurgy, high-velocity compaction (HVC) is one of the processes used to densify metal powders, to give them a defined shape, size, porosity, and strength. In order to achieve a green compact of 2024 Al with low porosity and high relative density, this study uses the Multi-Particle Finite Element Method (MPFEM) to simulate the 3D HVC of 2024 Al alloy powder with a particle size of 64 μm. The simulation reproduced the displacement and deformation of particles, as well as the filling of pores during the powder pressing process, effectively simulating the HVC process. The study investigates the effects of impact energy per unit mass (E
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