ThO2-contained cobalt-base bonding phase ultrafine hard alloy powder as well as preparation method and application thereof
A cemented carbide and binder phase technology, applied in the field of metal alloys, can solve the problems of difficulty in ensuring the strength of ultra-fine cemented carbide products, poor quality of ultra-fine cemented carbide products, backward research and application, etc., and achieve bending strength. and the effect of improved fracture toughness, low cost and simple preparation process
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[0019] Preparation of WC-10wt% (Co-1wt% ThO 2 )-2wt%TaC-2wt%NbC-1wt%Cr 3 C 2 -1wt% VC powder ultrafine cemented carbide powder.
[0020] 400g of cobalt oxalate (containing cobalt 31wt%) with a Fisher's average particle size of ≤3 μm and ThO with a Fisher's average particle size of ≤1 μm 2 Put 1.24g of powder into a stirring ball mill, and after 30 hours of ball milling, put the ball-milled powder into a hydrogen reduction furnace at 480°C and a hydrogen flow rate of 4m 3 / min, 90 minutes, the powder is reduced to obtain a Fischer average particle size of 0.9μm ultrafine Co-1wt%ThO 2 Powder, used as binder phase for ultrafine cemented carbide.
[0021] The prepared ultrafine Co-1wt%ThO 2 100g of powder, 870g of WC powder with Fischer's average particle size ≤ 1μm, 10g of TaC and NbC powder, 5g of Cr3C2 and VC powder, 400ml / kg of hexane as a ball milling medium, 0.3wt% oleic acid as a dispersant, and 2wt of a forming agent % paraffin together, put into stirring ball mill, ...
Embodiment 2
[0024] Preparation of WC-10wt% (Co-1wt% ThO 2 )-2wt%TaC-2wt%NbC-1wt%Cr 3 C 2 -1wt% VC powder ultrafine cemented carbide powder.
[0025] 400g of cobalt carbonate (containing cobalt 44wt%) with a Fischer mean particle size of ≤ 3 μm and ThO with a Fischer mean particle size of ≤ 1 μm 2 Put 1.76g of powder into a stirring ball mill, and after 30 hours of ball milling, put the ball-milled powder into a hydrogen reduction furnace at 480°C and a hydrogen flow rate of 4m 3 / min, 90 minutes, the powder is reduced to obtain a Fischer average particle size of 0.9μm ultrafine Co-1wt%ThO 2 Powder, used as binder phase for ultrafine cemented carbide.
[0026] The prepared ultrafine Co-1wt%ThO 2 100g of powder, 870g of WC powder with Fibonacci average particle size ≤ 1μm, 10g each of TaC and NbC powder, Cr 3 C 2 And each 5g of VC powder, together with ball milling medium hexane 400ml / kg, dispersant 0.3wt% oleic acid, forming agent 2wt% paraffin, put into agitating ball mill, be 350r...
Embodiment 3
[0029] Preparation of WC-10wt% (Co-1wt% ThO 2 )-15wt%TiC-2wt%TaC-2wt%NbC-1wt%Cr 3 C 2 -1 wt% VC.
[0030]400g of cobalt oxalate (containing cobalt 31wt%) with a Fisher's average particle size of ≤3 μm and ThO with a Fisher's average particle size of ≤1 μm 2 Put 1.24g of powder into a stirring ball mill, and after 30 hours of ball milling, put the ball-milled powder into a hydrogen reduction furnace at 480°C and a hydrogen flow rate of 4m 3 / min, 90 minutes, the powder is reduced to obtain a Fischer average particle size of 0.9μm ultrafine Co-1wt%ThO 2 Powder, used as binder phase for ultrafine cemented carbide.
[0031] The prepared ultrafine Co-1wt%ThO 2 100g of powder, 720g of WC powder, 150g of TiC powder, 10g of each of TaC and NbC powder, Cr 3 C 2 And each 5g of VC powder, together with ball milling medium hexane 400ml / kg, dispersant 0.3wt% oleic acid, forming agent 2wt% paraffin, put into stirring ball mill, be 250rpm with stirring speed through 30 hours stirring ...
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