Method for producing vitrified diamond whetstone
A manufacturing method and vitrification technology, applied in the manufacture of tools, abrasives, grinding devices, etc., can solve the problems of inability to sinter, insufficient retention of diamond abrasive grains, unusable borosilicate glass, etc., and achieve improved durability. Effect
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[0056] [Heating test of diamond abrasive grains]
[0057] The diamond abrasive grains were heated to a high temperature, and weight loss due to heating was confirmed.
[0058] (heating test 1)
[0059] The following heating test was performed on diamond abrasive grains of MBG660 mesh 120 / 140 manufactured by GE.
[0060] Conditions for heating test
[0061] Put 2 g of the abrasive grains into a platinum crucible, and keep them at the highest retention temperatures of 580°C, 630°C, 700°C, 800°C, 850°C, and 950°C for 7 hours in an air atmosphere. The heating survival rate was calculated from the weight change after heating. The test results are shown in Table 1.
[0062] [Table 1]
[0063] test temperature
[0064]As shown in Table 1, although it will be completely burned at 950°C, 72.5% will remain at 800°C, and 61.5% will remain at 850°C, at least not as described in the prior art (Non-Patent Document 1) It is completely destroyed at 800°C. Regarding the heat...
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[0149] The reduction rate of the grindstone of Example 3 after firing was about 1% higher than that of Comparative Example 3 and Comparative Example 4. That is, in the manufacturing process of Example 3, diamond abrasive grains were easily burnt. The burning loss of the diamond is caused during the heating process of the sintering temperature. Surprisingly, controlling the properties of the binder and the change of the abrasive grain surface during the heating will help the wettability between them And the improvement of adhesiveness can concretely be demonstrated as follows.
[0150] The burning loss of diamond depends on the softening point of the binder. For example, the vitrified binder used in Example 3 has a softening point of 800°C. During the process of raising the firing temperature to a final temperature of 850°C, until the firing temperature exceeds the softening point of 800°C, the diamond abrasive grains Most of the surface can be exposed to the air atmosphere. ...
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