NASA NTRS · 19700000413
High-temperature ''hydrostatic'' extrusion
Abstract
Quasi-fluids permit hydrostatic extrusion of solid materials. The use of sodium chloride, calcium fluoride, or glasses as quasi-fluids reduces handling, corrosion, and sealing problems, these materials successfully extrude steel, molybdenum, ceramics, calcium carbonate, and calcium oxide. This technique also permits fluid-to-fluid extrusion.
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Hunt, J. G., Rice, R. W.. 1970-09-01. High-temperature ''hydrostatic'' extrusion. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19700000413
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