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Prof.
Dr.-Ing. Eckard Doege

Sumitomo Electricproduces alloys
by the "powder
metallurgy"method which is the
compaction of several metals into minute powders followed by sintering.
(Conventional alloys are made by melting several
metals,and are called "Ingot Metallurgy (IM)
Alloys")





Main Properties of Some Tool Materials
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Properties |
Diamond |
cBN |
Cemented Carbide |
Cermet |
Silicone Nitride |
Aliumina |
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Hardness Hv |
10000 |
5000 |
1500 |
1600 |
1600 |
2500 |
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Strength (kg/mm2) 1kg/mm2=9.8MPa |
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110 |
250 |
200 |
120 |
40 |

The cubic Boron Nitride which has the hardness and thermal conductivity after
the diamond has small reactivity with the iron system materials and is more
excellent in the chemical and thermal stability than those of the diamond

The Cemented carbide is the complex alloy by sintering the carbide
particle of 2a, 3a, 4a tribe metal
(Ti, Zr, Hf, V, Nb, Ta, Cr, Mo, W) of the periodic law
table, using the iron tribe metal (Fe, Co, Ni) as the binder. At present, the
alloy such as the WC-Co system, WC-TiC-Co system, WC-TiC-Ta (Nb) the C-Co
system are used as the materials for the cutting tools. Furthermore, the coating tool that covered with the ceramics such as Ti
(C, N), Al2O3 on the suraface of Cementd carbide cutting tool is increasing, as
a result that the cutting condition has sped up in recent years, and the use
proportion exceeds 50% in the cutting tools.

Generally, TiC-Ni based
alloy is called Cermet,which is one
of the kind of cemented carbide (a)
a)
b)
SEM photo of Silicon Nitride
Ceramics They sell mainly the cutting tools of the alumina system and Silicon nitiride (b) system in the ceramic cutting tool market
Ceramic coating
>..it becomes possible to make the unique composite material that combines the excellent advantage of the base
material and ceramics by Coating of the ceramics (TiN, TiAlN, TiC(TiCN), CrN, SiC, Si3N4, Al2O3).
Publikacje
Proszki Osprey (Osprey metals powder) Click here to enter the Osprey Powders Web Site

Manufacturing Process of MITSUBISHI CARBIDE

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Thermal
crack resistant Shows a superior resistance to thermal crack due to repeated heating
and cooling. The series has an excellent resistance to oxidation and corrosion
at high temperatures, and is most suitable for hot rolling. |

prepared
by B. Verlinden and L. Froyen, University of Leuven
(TALAT, 26 pages, 25 figures)

Proszki (POWDER)
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The
University of Chicago Granular Physics Group


Links to other
granular material web pages
From Powder to Component
Design
Fraunhofer
Institute for Ceramic Technologies and Sintered Materials (Dresden):


Tremendous progress with respect to service life and
usability of antifriction and friction bearings results from the use of
high-strength ceramics made of silicon nitride ( b Si3N4).^
(ANGELUS SANITARY CAN MACHINE
COMPANY):
What is the advantage of Ceramic ball bearings?

Weichbearbeitung von
Siliciumnitrid Strukturkeramik (K. Thomas)
Bauteil in Form eines Lochdornes für das Schrägwalzen von
Kupfer


Technical
Program 2000 PMP II: Second International Conference onProcessing Materials
for Properties (pdf)

Materia³y piankowe (komórkowe)

Metal Foam / Porous Metal
http://www.mmc.co.jp/nfac/hpm/okegawa/happou/happou_english.htm

Metallschaum für
die Leichtbautechnik
Informationen
Überblick:
(http://www.ifam.fhg.de/fhg/ifam/frameindex.html?/fhg/ifam/2801/daten_d.html)

Aluminiumprofil (AlMgSi0.5) mit Füllung aus Aluminiumschaum
(AlSi6Cu4)

Stahlprofil mit
Zink-Schaum (links) und Aluminium-Schaum (rechts)^
prepared by Dr - Ing. Catrin Kammer, Goslar (TALAT
24 pages, 16 figures):
Several types of
tubes and profiles - filled with aluminium foam (IFAM Germany)

Foaming of particle including melts (Alcan/norsk Hydro) ^
Foaming of aluminium with the ALPORAS-Technology (Shinko Wire, Japan)

alu
Production of complex aluminium foam parts Laser welding set-up


Prototype AFB /Aluminium Foam Body, Karmann,
Germany)

X-ray radioscopic images of
foaming sandwich material by Fraunhofer-Institute
IFAM and IZFP:

ON
THE MECHANICAL PERFORMANCE OF CLOSED CELL Al ALLOY FOAMS:

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2003-04-01