Young's modulus (
E) and tensile strength (
S) of sintered steels depend mainly on porosity (
P).The relations of
P to E and S are described as
E= (
E0-
Esub) exp (-
bE·P) +
Esub and
S= (
S0-
Ssub) exp (-
bs·
P) +Ssub, respectively, where E
0 and S
0 mean the mechanical properties at
P=0,
Esub,
bE,
Ssub, and
bs are experimental constants. The
Esub and
bE are affected by pore characteristic, such as pore shape, size, and interconnection, and
S0,
Ssub, and
bs depend on not only the pore characteristic but also metal matrix structure. The fitting curves of shear modulus and 0.2% proof stress used by the above relation of
P also correspond to the measured values of them, respectively. And then, Poisson's ratio calculated by the above relatons of Young's and shear moduli correspond to the measured value in comparison with Poisson's ratio calculated by the fitting equation, the type of
E=
E0 exp (-
bE·
P), of each modulus. Furthermore, the relationship between
ln (
S-
Ssub) and
ln (
E-
Esub) of sintered steels shows the positive linear correlation.
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