High Velocity Compaction (HVC) has been proposed as a cost-effective method to prepare foamable precursors and the feasibility of the process has been demonstrated. The impact energy results a key parameter to control the final precursor density. Increasing values of impact energy leads to a continuous enhancement of performances in terms of maximum expansion and stability of the foam up to values comparable to those of commercial Alulight® precursors.
On the Foamability of AlSi12 Precursors Prepared by High Velocity Compaction
NEGRI, DANIELA;MUSSI, VALERIO;MONNO, MICHELE
2014-01-01
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High Velocity Compaction (HVC) has been proposed as a cost-effective method to prepare foamable precursors and the feasibility of the process has been demonstrated. The impact energy results a key parameter to control the final precursor density. Increasing values of impact energy leads to a continuous enhancement of performances in terms of maximum expansion and stability of the foam up to values comparable to those of commercial Alulight® precursors.File in questo prodotto:
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