Çavdar U.Atik E.2024-07-222024-07-222009http://akademikarsiv.cbu.edu.tr:4000/handle/123456789/18784Fe powders mixed with 2% Cu by weight were compacted with 600 MPa to form 3-point bending samples having dimensions of 10×10×55 mm. Compacted powders were sintered by using medium-low frequency (30 kHz, 12kW) induction energy in conveyor system. Sintering process was completed in several sintering durations from 400 to 1300 seconds at 1120°C under atmospheric environment (open air). Micro structural and mechanical properties of sintered samples were investigated. Maximum stress for 3-point bending was achieved at 1000 seconds of sintering duration at 1120 °C. The mechanical properties of induction sintered samples were compared with conventionally sintered samples at 1120 °C for 30 minutes of sintering duration under argon atmosphere. The maximum stress values for induction sintered sample were nearly similar to conventionally sintered samples.EnglishMechanical propertiesPowder metallurgyPowder metalsArgon atmospheresAtmospheric environmentConveyor systemsInductionInduction energySintered samplesSintering durationsSintering processSinteringConference paper