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publicationNumber KR-100841418-B1
titleOfInvention Preparation of Precious Metal Targets by Discharge Plasma Sintering
abstract The present invention is to produce a precious metal target material using spark plasma sintering (SPS), which is a new sintering method.n n n The discharge plasma sintering method used in the present invention, compared to the conventional dissolution casting method or powder sintering method, can be manufactured at low cost, close to theoretical weight in a short time, and having a fine grain.n n n To this end, after preparing the powder of the target target, after grinding and drying treatment to have a uniform particle size distribution, it is filled and compressed in a mold of a predetermined size, and the charged mold is set in the discharge plasma sintering apparatus, after the pressure reduction discharge plasma It is an object of the present invention to provide a method for producing a noble metal target material having a simple sintering method, a high density close to theoretical density, and excellent physical properties.n n n n Spark Plasma Sintering (SPS), Platinum (Pt) Target, Ruthenium (Ru) Target, Iridium (Ir) Target, Rhodium (Rh) Target, Palladium (Pd) Target, Precious Metal Target
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