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hot isostatic pressing

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hot isostatic pressing [¦hät ‚ī·sō¦stad·ik ′pres·iŋ]
(engineering)
A process in which a ceramic or metal powder is consolidated by heating and compressing the powder equally from all directions inside a sealed flexible mold. Abbreviated HIP.
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