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Does the Branly effect occur in spark plasma sintering?

Spark plasma sintering (SPS) is a non-conventional method of powder consolidation. We show that the Branly effect can occur in SPS of copper powder in the early stages of the process due to inductive effects generated by the applied pulsed current. It leads to the formation of melting zones between contact areas of copper grains which can enhance material densification.