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The powder metallurgy processing program at concurrent Technologies co
rporation (CTC) is profiled. Powder metallurgy is part of a major focu
s at CTC on net shape processes, including casting and solid phase for
ming. This, in turn, is part of a broad spectrum of activities at CTC
on the total life-cycle of materials processing, including refinement
shapemaking, surfacing, structural treatment joining, maintenance, ref
urbishment and recycling. Environmental technologies and electronic co
mmerce capabilities are integrated, as well, to provide a comprehensiv
e approach to technology transition for industry. Powder metallurgy pr
ojects at CTC are developed in response to client needs. These include
P/M industry standards, powder compaction modeling, hot isostatic pre
ssing of complex shapes, powder injection molding of jet engine compon
ents, tungsten alloy penetrators, high temperature superconducting mat
erials and production of SmCo magnets.