Abstract

Powder compaction is a critical process in powder metallurgy, where metal powders are transformed into solid forms through the application of pressure. This article provides a comprehensive overview of powder compaction methods, the materials used, and the role of compaction in producing high-quality components. We discuss various techniques, including uniaxial and isostatic pressing, and examine factors influencing compaction behavior, such as powder characteristics and environmental conditions. The discussion highlights the challenges and future trends in powder compaction, emphasizing its significance in advancing manufacturing technologies