powder metallurgy
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What is powder metallurgy?
Powder metallurgy (PM) is a metalworking process for forming parts from metal powders. PM processes generally comprise three steps: powder production, powder compaction, and sintering. PM is widely used to manufacture parts with complex shapes, controlled porosity, and good dimensional accuracy. Common applications include gears, bearings, cutting tools, and porous filters.
Which job functions commonly mention powder metallurgy?
Metallurgical Engineer
1.0% of all Metallurgical Engineer jobs mention powder metallurgy
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Materials Engineer
0.2% of all Materials Engineer jobs mention powder metallurgy
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Research Scientist
5 Research Scientist jobs mention powder metallurgy
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Researcher
19 Researcher jobs mention powder metallurgy
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Engineer
79 Engineer jobs mention powder metallurgy
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Which organizations are mentioning powder metallurgy?
University of Tennessee
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Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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