Hard alloy composite material
A technology of cemented carbide and composite materials, applied in the field of cemented carbide, can solve the problems of reducing Co content, drill bit fragmentation, toughness reduction, etc., to achieve the effect of excellent wear resistance
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[0024] Example 1: A tungsten carbide button for a three-cone drill bit used in oil exploration is manufactured by using cemented carbide composite material. The size of the button is as follows image 3 , the spherical surface is the rock-breaking working face, and the cylinder is the connecting part. The cemented carbide particles used are 0.5% Co, 98.5% WC, and 1% TaC. The pressed blank is vacuum sintered at 1650°C and crushed to prepare -60 mesh + 100 mesh particles. The particles are 15% by mass and 85% The cemented carbide mixture with the composition of 10% Co and 90% WC is uniformly mixed to obtain a composite material containing cemented carbide particles. The spherical surface of the pressing direction of the button faces downward, and the pressing unit weight is 39g. According to the calculation of the composite thickness of 3mm, 9g of the compound material is firstly added during pressing, and then 30g of 10% Co and 90% WC mixture are added for pressing. Due to the...
Embodiment 2
[0025] Embodiment 2: This embodiment is the same as Embodiment 1 except that the cemented carbide particle composition is different. The cemented carbide particle composition used in this example is 0.6% Co, 0.4% Cr 3 C 2 , 99% WC, made by hot pressing at 1500°C, the Fischer particle size of the original WC powder is Fsss0.6μm, and the prepared cemented carbide particles are ultra-fine structures close to nanometers, so the composite cemented carbide buttons have higher durability. Abrasive.
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