Powder Metallurgy: Fundamentals, Processes, and Applications

Discover the science and engineering behind one of the most efficient and versatile manufacturing technologies of the modern era-Powder Metallurgy. This comprehensive guide offers a deep dive into the principles, processes, materials, and applications that define the powder-based approach to metal part production.

Designed for students, engineers, researchers, and manufacturing professionals, this book walks readers through every critical aspect of powder metallurgy. From the fundamentals of powder production and compaction to advanced techniques like metal injection molding and hot isostatic pressing, each chapter combines detailed explanations with real-world relevance. The inclusion of industrial case studies from the automotive, aerospace, medical, and tooling sectors illustrates how Powder Metallurgy is shaping next-generation component design and sustainable manufacturing.

Key topics covered include:

• Powder characteristics and classification

• Pressing, sintering, and secondary operations

• Mechanical and physical properties of PM parts

• Additive manufacturing integration

• Design considerations for PM components

• Quality control and testing methods

• Environmental and economic aspects

• Future trends and technological challenges

Written in a clear, structured, and practical format, this book is ideal for those seeking to master powder metallurgy from both an academic and industrial perspective. Whether you're entering the field or aiming to update your knowledge with the latest innovations, this resource delivers both depth and clarity.