High-strength hard alloy with titanium carbide as main component and preparation method of high-strength hard alloy
A cemented carbide and titanium carbide technology, which is applied in the field of powder metallurgy manufacturing, can solve the problems of increased brittleness, poor wettability of the bond relative to the hard phase, and insufficient strength.
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[0050] A high-strength cemented carbide with titanium carbide as the main component, with titanium carbide as the main material, part of tungsten carbide as the hard phase, and a mixture of cobalt and nickel as the bonding phase are mixed together to produce titanium carbide High-strength cemented carbide as the main component; the proportioning of each component and parts by weight is as follows:
[0051] Titanium carbide 55 parts
[0052] Tungsten carbide 45 parts
[0053] Cobalt 5 parts
[0054] Nickel 20 parts
[0055] Molybdenum 0.1 parts
[0056] Vanadium carbide 0.01 parts
[0057] First mix titanium carbide and tungsten carbide to form a solid solution, and add molybdenum (Mo) during the process of making the solid solution, so that the metal molybdenum becomes dimolybdenum carbide during the process of making the solid solution, improving the wettability of the bonding relative to the hard phase , and then mix the solid solution of titanium carbide and tungsten c...
Embodiment 2
[0066] The principle of the second embodiment is basically the same as that of the second embodiment, except that the selected parameters are different. It is a high-strength hard alloy with titanium carbide as the main component, with titanium carbide as the main material, and part of tungsten carbide as the hard alloy. Phase, mixed with a mixture of cobalt and nickel as a bonding phase to produce a high-strength cemented carbide with titanium carbide as the main component; the proportions of the components and parts by weight are as follows:
[0067] Titanium carbide 70 parts
[0068] Tungsten carbide 20 parts
[0069] Cobalt 5 parts
[0070] Nickel 10 parts
[0071] Molybdenum 0.9 parts
[0072] Vanadium carbide 0.3 parts
[0073] First mix titanium carbide and tungsten carbide to form a solid solution, and add molybdenum (Mo) during the process of making the solid solution, so that the metal molybdenum becomes dimolybdenum carbide during the process of making the solid...
Embodiment 3
[0082] The principle of the third embodiment is basically the same as that of the first embodiment, except that the selected parameters are different. It is a high-strength hard alloy with titanium carbide as the main component, with titanium carbide as the main material, and part of tungsten carbide as the hard alloy. Phase, mixed with a mixture of cobalt and nickel as a bonding phase to produce a high-strength cemented carbide with titanium carbide as the main component; the proportions of the components and parts by weight are as follows:
[0083] Titanium carbide 63 parts
[0084] Tungsten carbide 27 parts
[0085] Cobalt 2 parts
[0086] Nickel 8 parts
[0087] Vanadium carbide 0.05 part.
[0088] First mix titanium carbide and tungsten carbide to form a solid solution, and add molybdenum (Mo) during the process of making the solid solution, so that the metal molybdenum becomes dimolybdenum carbide during the process of making the solid solution, improving the wettabil...
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