Hot Isostatic Pressing (HIP)

This is an introduction to the technology of hot isostatic pressing (HIP), which is generally used to produce large powder metallurgy (PM)parts to near-net shapes of varied complexity. The hermetic container for the powder is made of metal or glass and the pressurizing medium is a gas (inert argon or helium). At the elevated temperatures the process employs, the hermetic container deforms plastically to compact the powder within it. The combination of heat and pressure during the process eliminates the need for a supplemental sintering step. Produced by the Isostatic Pressing Association.

[@agebitash]

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For educational purposes Prof A.V.Sethuraman

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This method dont cause deformation after HIPing?

[@davehart7943]

No, because the pressure is applied uniformly from all directions from the internal gas pressure ..
You obviously did not listen to the video ..