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P/MPowder Metallurgy
P/MPhysical and Mechanical
P/MPipe Major (director of bagpipe music in a Scottish pipeband)
P/MProjectile/Mortar


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One of these is Penn State University's Powder Metallurgy (PIM) Lab, long a recognized leader in MIM development.
Metal-power injection molding moves into larger parts. (Close-Up: ... by Knights, Mikell / Plastics Technology
During a project on the development of sensors for the powder metallurgy industry, NIST has developed a technique for production of nitrogenated stainless steel alloys with enhanced corrosion and mechanical properties.
High nitrogen stainless steel alloys provide new opportunities. (News ... by Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
282) may help settle some problems associated with powder mixing, which is an important part of the powder metallurgy, pharmaceutical, glass and paint industries.
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