The Experimental Study on Wear Performance of Brazed Diamond Grits

Yan Chen; Hong Jun Xu; Yu Can Fu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.359-360.28

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The Experimental Study on Wear Performance of Brazed Diamond Grits

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The wear resistance samples of brazed single crystal diamond with Ni-Cr filler alloy were prepared, using high frequency induction brazing and vacuum brazing methods. By wear test of brazed single crystal diamond, the wear performance of the samples with different brazing processes was studied. The test result indicates that the wear performance of the high frequency induction brazed diamond samples is better than that of the vacuum brazed diamond samples. Because of different brazing processes, the wearing pattern of diamond varied; the wear course of the vacuum brazed diamond samples in the initial wear period were abnormal and the failure modes is different.

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Yan Chen, Hong Jun Xu, Yu Can Fu

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Diamond Grit, High Frequency Induction Brazing, Vacuum Brazing, Wear Performance

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