Magnetic Properties and Hardness of Nanostructured WC-Co Cemented Carbide

J.B. Manuel; M.J. Diniz; Uílame Umbelino Gomes; Ariadne  de Souza Silva; J.H. Araújo

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Magnetic Properties and Hardness of Nanostructured WC-Co Cemented Carbide

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Nacrystalline WC-10wt.%Co powders were prepared by high energy milling and liquid phase sintered. The powders with different milling time were characterized by X-ray diffraction and SEM. After sintered the WC-10wt.%Co cemented carbides exhibits ultra fine grain sizes. Coercitive field and Vickers hardness measurements on the consolided samples detected a significant increase and decrease Vickers hardness with the milling time increase in sintered samples.

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J.B. Manuel, M.J. Diniz, Uílame Umbelino Gomes, Ariadne de Souza Silva, J.H. Araújo

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Cemented Carbide, Hardness, Magnetization, Nanocrystalline

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