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Are there any changes due to thermal conductivity?
Thermal conductivity is based on the amount of Co. Lower Co levels lead to higher conductivity.
Generally, higher conductivity means that heat escapes well and frictional heat can be controlled.
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超硬とサーメットの違いは何ですか?
超硬とサーメットはどちらも金属の炭化物や窒化物の粉末を金属結合剤と混合させて焼結した複合材料です。
ただし超硬合金が主成分の炭化タングステン(WC)を、主にコバルト(Co)やニッケル(Ni)で結合したものであるのに対し、
サーメットは炭化チタン(TiC)や炭窒化チタン(TiCN)などのチタン化合物をニッケル(Ni)やコバルト(Co)などで結合したものです。
つまり主成分の違いが超硬とサーメットの違いであるといえます。
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What is the relationship between hardness and strength?
Hardness affects resistance to abrasion, and harder the material the more resistant it is to abrasion.
However, amount of abrasion is not only determined by hardness, but could be affected by adhesions caused by workpieces of certain materials.
Thickness also affects the life of material, and so the environment and manufacturing process must be taken into consideration when selecting cemented carbide grade.
There are many factors related to strength, such as transverse rupture strength, impact strength, fracture toughness value and others, therefore material selection must be made in consideration of these factors. -
Why is there a 50% change in volume?
Carbide is a material made by compacting powder during sintering, and there are some gaps inside the carbide where air and particles collide.
Through sintering, the cobalt liquefies, and a 50% reduction in volume occurs when tungsten particles are attracted due to the capillary phenomenon. The contacting surfaces of different powdered particles try to mix and homogenize, inducing the atoms to move in an attempt to create new compounds.
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