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Titanium Net-Shape Technologies

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To determine the state of progress in the major areas of titanium net-shape development a symposium was held at the AIME Annual Meeting in February 1984. Editor’s Note: The proceedings, Titanium Net-Shape Technologies edited by F.R. Froes, and D. Eylon, will be published by The Metallurgical Society of AIME in 1984. The following extended abstracts discuss some aspects of precision casting, isothermal forging, and powder metallurgy that have stimulated aerospace and industrial applications of titanium net-shape parts.

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Eylon, D., Froes, F.H. Titanium Net-Shape Technologies. JOM 36, 36–41 (1984). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03338470

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