Rearrangement under pressure

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Particle rearrangement is identified as the initial stage in liquid phase sintering (LPS), yet there is a noted scarcity of models addressing this stage and the influence of external pressure on rearrangement. A recommended resource is "Sintering Theory and Practice" by Randall German, which offers insights into LPS and pressure-assisted sintering, although it may not delve deeply into the specific models of particle rearrangement. The discussion highlights a limited number of references on this topic, with one notable mention being a 1999 article in the Journal of Applied Physics (JAP) focusing on particle rearrangement in solid-liquid sintering (SLS).
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particle rearrangement is the first stage in liquid phase sintering (LPS).

But i seldom find models about it, or the effect of external pressure on rearrangement.

pls give me some ref. or advice.

3ks.
 
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I recommend the book Sintering Theory and Practice by Randall German. There was only one occasion when I referred to this book, but I found it quite useful then - and I know it has reasonably detailed discussions on LPS and pressure assisted sintering.
 
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I've read some chatpers about LPS in the book of German. But about pressure assisted sintering, it's details discussion, such as models of HP and HIP, not the rearrangement stage.

I find only one ref. about model of particle rearrangement, on JAP,1999, about SLS.
 
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