Performance of TiC base cermets sintered by different techniques

The performance and structure of some advanced TiC base cermets with Ni steel binder, sintered by different techniques (sintering atmosphere, vacuum level, etc.), prospective for metal forming, were investigated. It is shown that the influence of sintering technology on the performance characteristi...

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Published inMaterials science and technology Vol. 21; no. 9; pp. 1049 - 1053
Main Authors Klaasen, H., Kollo, L., Kübarsepp, J.
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published London, England Taylor & Francis 01.09.2005
SAGE Publications
Taylor & Francis Ltd
Subjects
CERMETS
Chemical elements
Creep rupture strength
Microstructure
Sintering
SINTERING TECHNOLOGY (TECHNIQUES)
STRENGTH
STRUCTURE
WEAR RESISTANCE
CERMETS
WEAR RESISTANCE
STRENGTH
SINTERING TECHNOLOGY (TECHNIQUES)
STRUCTURE
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Summary:The performance and structure of some advanced TiC base cermets with Ni steel binder, sintered by different techniques (sintering atmosphere, vacuum level, etc.), prospective for metal forming, were investigated. It is shown that the influence of sintering technology on the performance characteristics of TiC cermets (strength, wear resistance) depends on the composition and structure of their binder. Regarding the performance characteristics (transverse rupture strength and adhesive wear resistance) TiC base cermets with martensitic-bainitic steel binder sintered by optimum techniques demonstrated a marked superiority over those with austenitic binder and particularly over those with Ni alloy.
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ISSN:0267-0836
1743-2847
DOI:10.1179/174328405X51749