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Characterization of capillary forces during liquid metal infiltration
This thesis addresses the link between capillarity parameters, i.e. surface tension and contact angle, and the infiltration of porous preforms with molten metal by pressure infiltration The method used is to conduct pressure infiltration experiments of selected preforms with molten aluminum or coppe
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