State Key Laboratory
for Advanced Metals and Materials, School of Materials Science and
Engineering, University of Science and Technology Beijing, Beijing
100083, China;
Abstract：Experiments were carried out with different apparatus to compact electrolytic copper powders at distinct loading speeds. It appears that green densities of compacts prepared by HVC out-number that by conventional compaction by one percent. Compacts by quasi-static compaction are almost as dense as those by HVC under comparable peak pressure. The relationship between green compact density and peak pressure accords with Hang Pei-yun formula well. Spring-backs of HVC compacts are far smaller than those of conventional compaction and quasi-static compaction. HVC compacts are harder than compacts by conventional compaction and quasi-static compaction when they have the same density.
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