Stipulation of Conditions of CMF with Required Allocation of Tool Materials

O.Y. Retyunsky; A.A. Kurilin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.682.474

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Stipulation of Conditions of CMF with Required Allocation of Tool Materials

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The existing production techniques of CMF (changeable multi-faceted plates) are not sufficient for production of tools with enhanced hardness parameters. In order to implement the production technique of composite CMF using layer by layer filling of press mold the research was conducted of the rotation speed of the press mold on the interface form of powdered materials phases. The suggested production method of composite CMF allows to enhance the hardness of cutting plates by 10–15%.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 682)

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474-479

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O.Y. Retyunsky*, A.A. Kurilin

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Composite CMP, Hardness Parameter, Layer by Layer Sintering, Materials Interface, Powdered Materials, Press Mold

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