Tungsten copper manufacturing process
Tungsten copper alloy always are made by pressing the tungsten particles into a desired shape, sintering the compacted part, and then infiltrating with molten copper. Sheets, rods and bars of tungsten copper alloy are available as well.
There are two formulation processes for tungsten copper alloy:
1.Powdered Metal:
A blending of tungsten, copper and various binders are formed under high pressure and then sintered at high temperatures where the material becomes fully dense.<
2.Infiltration:
The process of infiltrating copper into a tungsten skeleton. This process is performed under pressure and high temperature.
  
Tungsten copper alloy is an alloy that is made by pressing tungsten or tungsten carbide, sintering the pressed tungsten at a high temperature, and then infiltrating it with copper. Sintering is a metallurgic process by which a metallic powder is made into a coherent mass by heating without melting. The physical properties of both tungsten and copper make them not mutually soluble, meaning that one cannot be combined with the other, similar to the way oil and water will not mix. The alloy is made by dispersing the particles of one metal into a matrix or crystallized pattern of another. This makes tungsten copper's "micro-structure" or molecular shape that of a metal matrix composite and not of a true alloy.
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