Polycrystalline abrasive grit
An abrasive, polycrystalline superhard technology, applied in the direction of abrasives, abrasive jet machine tools, grinding devices, etc., can solve problems such as low yield and quality, high energy consumption, and restrictions on the control of the final product shape and size
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Embodiment 1
[0038] A solvent-based suspension was prepared containing 80 wt% diamond (average particle size approximately 10 microns) and 20 wt% submicron cobalt powder with approximately 1 vol% organic binder added. The suspension was processed using a combination of spray drying and fluidized bed techniques to produce eco-spherical particles with a diameter of approximately 1 mm and a porosity of approximately 42%. Solvent-based suspensions were prepared using submicron molybdenum powder. Fluidize the diamond / cobalt particles and spray dry the particles with a molybdenum suspension with a thin layer of molybdenum approximately 100 microns thick.
[0039]The coated eco-granules were placed into a mold and compacted uniaxially to form a compact with a density of approximately 60%. The binder was removed from the eco-pellets by heat treatment at 1100 °C for 2 h in vacuum. The degassed eco pellets are then packed into metal containers. The metal container was loaded into the reaction box...
Embodiment 2
[0041] An organic suspension of hexagonal boron nitride containing a small amount of dissolved organic binder was prepared. The molybdenum-coated eco-particles described in Example 1 were fluidized and the hexagonal boron nitride suspension was used to spray apply a second coating of hexagonal boron nitride to a thickness of approximately 100 microns. The same compaction, degassing and high temperature / high pressure treatment described in Example 1 was repeated to recover the bonded sintered compact from the metal container. Place the briquette in an ultrasonic bath filled with water. After several minutes of sonication, the briquette separated into many slightly round particles, approximately 0.6-0.8 mm in diameter. Careful analysis revealed that the particles consisted of sintered polycrystalline diamond abrasive coated with a thin layer of sintered molybdenum metal.
Embodiment 3
[0043] The method of Example 2 was repeated replacing the layer of hexagonal boron nitride with a layer of spray-deposited sodium chloride. The temperature for binder removal was lowered to 500°C (under argon) to prevent chloride volatilization. The same compaction, degassing and high temperature / high pressure treatment described in Example 1 was repeated to recover the bonded sintered compact from the metal container. Place the briquette in an ultrasonic bath filled with water. After several minutes of sonication, the briquette separated into many slightly round particles, approximately 0.6-0.8 mm in diameter. Careful analysis revealed that the particles consisted of sintered polycrystalline diamond abrasive coated with a thin layer of sintered molybdenum metal.
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