A Study of the Diamond Retention and Wear Behavior for Sintering Metal Bond Tools

• Main Authors: Ming-Hua Chen, 陳明華
• Other Authors: Shenq-Yih Luo
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2008
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/97666038247094941085

碩士 === 華梵大學 === 機電工程學系博碩專班 === 96 === The purpose of this paper is to investigate the effect of diamond particles set in the different geometrical pockets of the tools on the diamond retention and wear behavior against sliding alumina sandpaper of 100 mesh size under the pin-on-belt type. The tools with bronze, bronze/iron, and bronze/cobalt powders as a metal matrix were fabricated by the hot press at the different sintering temperature. The experiment results showed that after sliding of 14.5 minutes the tools containing the pocket of diameter of 1.5 mm and depth of 0.5 mm at bronze matrix with the sintering temperature of 700 C, bronze/iron matrix with the sintering temperature of 750 C, and bronze/cobalt matrix with the sintering temperature of 800 C displayed a relatively better diamond retention. However, the tool containing a larger pocket of diameter of 2 mm showed a relatively poorer diamond retention due to diamond deviation on the pocket. In addition, the diamond protrusion on the metal matrix was larger to cause the grit easily to be plunked out. The more diamond retention of the tool displayed a relatively lower diamond wear. When the tools employed the bronze/iron and bronze/cobalt matrix, the resulting matrix wear was a relatively lower to display a better diamond retention. The tools sintered at a higher temperature caused the diamond particles to more easily fracture, thereby producing a larger diamond wear loss.