Surface texture formation in precision machining of direct laser deposited tungsten carbide

Machining Characteristics of Direct Laser Deposited Tungsten Carbide

Check Tic-coated Tungsten Carbide Tool Wear in Machining Steel

In industrial production systems, including the most important factors in the economic field machining operations, reduce tool wear due to abrasive nature of the phenomenon on many factors, including temperature Lathe tool, influences, machining conditions (cutting speed, speed losses, forcing to rebuild parts of the manufacturing tolerances disassemble tool wear is caused by the phenomenon, as...

investigation of machining parameters in wire electrical discharge machining (wedm) on the surface roughness & cutting speed of tungsten carbide

surface roughness is one of the most important parameters that plays very critical role in determining the quality of engineering components. a good surface quality resulting in improve of fatigue strength, corrosion and wear resistance of the workpiece. on the other hand, increasing cutting speed and decreasing time of machining are desirable for manufacturers in order to reduce costs and incr...

Carbide formation in tungsten-containing amorphous carbon films by annealing

Tungsten-containing amorphous carbon films were produced by dual magnetron sputter deposition. The formation of carbide phases after heat treatment in inert gas at temperatures up to 2800 K was investigated by X-ray diffraction for tungsten concentrations below 25 at%. After deposition, each film consists of an amorphous carbon matrix with atomically dispersed W inclusions. Annealing up to 2800...

Control of eta carbide formation in tungsten carbide powders sputter-coated with (Fe/Ni/Cr)

Composite powders of tungsten carbide with variable coating contents of Fe/Ni/Cr based alloys (1–15 wt.%) were prepared by sputtering. The coated powders have revealed a good performance to shape-forming and sintering. However, the presence of nanocrystalline coatings could enhance the formation of a brittle phase during sintering, named g-phase, (M,W)6C. To investigate this effect, the powders...