The invention relates to the nuclear industry and can be used for producing fuel pellets from uranium-molybdenum metal powders enriched to 7% uranium 235 for nuclear reactor fuel elements. The pellets are sintered in an inert atmosphere of argon at a temperature ranging from 1100° C. to 1155° C., and the initial powder is a uranium-molybdenum powder having a fraction size of 160 .Math.m and a molybdenum con¬tent of 9.0 to 10.5 wt%. The powder is pre-heated at a temperature of 500° C. for 10-20 hours (in an atmosphere of argon) and is subsequently cold pressed into pellets in a die under a force of up to 950 MPa. In an alternative emb¬odiment for producing uranium-molybdenum pellets with a binder (plasticizer), the step of sintering is preceded by heating the pellets in an atmosphere of argon at 300° C. to 450° C. for 2-4 hours to remove the binder. The invention makes it possible to increase the uranium intensity of the fuel, reduce the amount of heat buildup in a reactor core, and lower the amount of energy released in the event of abnormalities in the operation of a nuclear reactor, thus providing increased reactor safety and resilience to accidents.

A ratio of an angle of 2 to 15° is 50% or more in an arbitrary surface of the tungsten material, the angle being formed between a specific crystal orientation of a first crystal grain and a specific crystal orientation of a second crystal grain adjacent to the first crystal grain.

A ratio of an angle of 2 to 15° is 50% or more in an arbitrary surface of the tungsten material, the angle being formed between a specific crystal orientation of a first crystal grain and a specific crystal orientation of a second crystal grain adjacent to the first crystal grain.

The present disclosure discloses a method for coating a magnetic powder core with sodium silicate, including: using polyoxyethylene laurylether phosphate as a dispersant for sodium silicate and lignosulfonate as a dispersant for a metal magnetic powder, mixing a dispersed sodium silicate solution and a dispersed metal magnetic powder, coating the dispersed metal magnetic powder, and drying: adding an insulating adhesive and a lubricant, subjecting the resulting mixture to a compression molding, and finally, carrying out a high-temperature annealing treatment to obtain a sodium silicate coated magnetic powder core.

The present disclosure discloses a method for coating a magnetic powder core with sodium silicate, including: using polyoxyethylene laurylether phosphate as a dispersant for sodium silicate and lignosulfonate as a dispersant for a metal magnetic powder, mixing a dispersed sodium silicate solution and a dispersed metal magnetic powder, coating the dispersed metal magnetic powder, and drying: adding an insulating adhesive and a lubricant, subjecting the resulting mixture to a compression molding, and finally, carrying out a high-temperature annealing treatment to obtain a sodium silicate coated magnetic powder core.

Provided is a method which includes a first layer formation step of forming a first layer by using a first composition that contains a constituent material powder, a first powder, and a binder of a three-dimensional shaped article; a second layer formation step of forming a second layer by using a second composition that contains a second powder and a binder; a degreasing step of a stack containing the first layer and the second layer; and a sintering step of the stack, a decomposition point of the first powder is higher than decomposition points of the binder of the first layer and the binder of the second layer, a decomposition point of the second powder is higher than the decomposition point of the first powder, and a sintering temperature of the constituent material powder is higher than the decomposition point of the second powder.

Provided is a method which includes a first layer formation step of forming a first layer by using a first composition that contains a constituent material powder, a first powder, and a binder of a three-dimensional shaped article; a second layer formation step of forming a second layer by using a second composition that contains a second powder and a binder; a degreasing step of a stack containing the first layer and the second layer; and a sintering step of the stack, a decomposition point of the first powder is higher than decomposition points of the binder of the first layer and the binder of the second layer, a decomposition point of the second powder is higher than the decomposition point of the first powder, and a sintering temperature of the constituent material powder is higher than the decomposition point of the second powder.

Disclosed are interfacially modified metal particulate composite materials for use in powder metallurgy sintered products and processes.

Disclosed are interfacially modified metal particulate composite materials for use in powder metallurgy sintered products and processes.

Described herein are methods of forming a neutron shielding material. Such material may comprise a powder blend comprising a first component comprising a blend of a first metal particle and a first ceramic particle; and a second component comprising a reinforcing chip, the reinforcing chip comprising a second ceramic particle dispersed within a chip metal matrix.