. . . . "5"^^ . "Pressure-volume-temperature characteristics of cemented carbide feedstocks" . . . "281469" . . "P(GA103/08/1307), Z(MSM7088352101)" . "28110" . "Latest Trends on Engineering Mechanics, Structures, Engineering Geology" . "Marcan\u00EDkov\u00E1, Lucie" . . . . "S\u00E1ha, Petr" . "Pressure-volume-temperature characteristics of cemented carbide feedstocks" . "RIV/70883521:28110/10:63509287!RIV11-GA0-28110___" . . "Sorrentino, Andrea" . . . "[FE8CA9AE2409]" . "978-960-474-203-5" . "Pressure-volume-temperature (PVT) characteristics of highly filled carbide powder compounds were investigated on high-pressure mercury dilatometer. The compounds containing cemented carbide powder and three components polymeric binder varied in the volume content of powder and the powder characteristics (particle size distribution and mean particle size). PVT data was found to be dependent on volume content (0-50 vol.%) of carbide powder in compounds; with increasing powder content, the discrepancies in a specific volume at applied pressure decreased, whereas melting temperatures remained unaffected as a polymeric binder was powder-filled (confirmed also with differential scanning calorimetry). Volumetric thermal expansion coefficient and compressibility were linearly and exponentially, respectively, dependent on presure. Further, studied carbide compounds showed weakly pornounced shifts in volumetric thermal expansion coefficients nad compressibility obtained for powders differing in their characteri" . "Pressure-volume-temperature characteristics of cemented carbide feedstocks"@en . . "WSEAS Press" . . . . "Hausnerov\u00E1, Berenika" . "2010-01-01+01:00"^^ . . "pressure-volume-temperature characteristics; high-pressure mercury dilatometer; powder injection molding; binder; cemented carbides"@en . "3"^^ . . "3"^^ . . "Corfu Island, Greece" . "RIV/70883521:28110/10:63509287" . "Pressure-volume-temperature characteristics of cemented carbide feedstocks"@en . . "Pressure-volume-temperature (PVT) characteristics of highly filled carbide powder compounds were investigated on high-pressure mercury dilatometer. The compounds containing cemented carbide powder and three components polymeric binder varied in the volume content of powder and the powder characteristics (particle size distribution and mean particle size). PVT data was found to be dependent on volume content (0-50 vol.%) of carbide powder in compounds; with increasing powder content, the discrepancies in a specific volume at applied pressure decreased, whereas melting temperatures remained unaffected as a polymeric binder was powder-filled (confirmed also with differential scanning calorimetry). Volumetric thermal expansion coefficient and compressibility were linearly and exponentially, respectively, dependent on presure. Further, studied carbide compounds showed weakly pornounced shifts in volumetric thermal expansion coefficients nad compressibility obtained for powders differing in their characteri"@en . "Titomanlio, Giuseppe" . .