Application of Metallurgical Processing to Advanced Materials

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
D. Robert Weir R. M. Berezowsky M. A. Clegg M. J. H. Ruscoe
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Jan 1, 1990

Abstract

The metallurgical processing involved in the produc-tion of the new Canadian one dollar coin is reviewed starting with the hydrometallurgical production of pure nickel powder, followed by the powder metallurgy process for the production of nickel strip and coinage blanks, and concluding with the Aureate bronze electroplating and heat treatment procedure. Coinage requirements are then reviewed with regard to economic, public acceptance, and service requirements. Finally the properties of Aureate nickel coinage are presented in the light of the many and varied coinage requirements, and it is concluded that the new Canadian dollar coin exceeds the requirements admirably.
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APA: D. Robert Weir R. M. Berezowsky M. A. Clegg M. J. H. Ruscoe  (1990)  Application of Metallurgical Processing to Advanced Materials

MLA: D. Robert Weir R. M. Berezowsky M. A. Clegg M. J. H. Ruscoe Application of Metallurgical Processing to Advanced Materials. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1990.

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