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Preparation of W-C-B Composites by Reactive Resistance-Heated Hot Pressing

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Dense WC-base W-C-B composites were prepared by the reaction sintering of B4C-WWC (mole ratio 1 : x : 80 or 130, x = 1-9) powder mixtures using resistance-heated hot pressing. Sintered bodies were composed of different products depending on x both in B4C-xW-80WC and - 130WC: WC + WB when x ≤ 3, WC + W2B + WB when x = 5, and WC + W2B + W2C when x ≥7. They had the highest Young's modulus values 706 and 705 GPa for -80WC and -130WC at x = 3, respectively. The hardness was increased with x, depending on a decrease in the grain size of WC. Its highest value was 24.5 GPa both for -80WC and -130WC at x = 9. For the fracture toughness, the highest value 6.1 MPa m1/2 was obtained for -130WC at x = 5.

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Materials Science Forum (Volumes 449-452)

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309-312

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March 2004

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S. Sugiyama, H. Taimatsu

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Composite, Hot-Pressing, Mechanical Property, Reaction Sintering, W2B, WB, WC

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