SiC magnetic abrasive is used to polish surfaces of precise, complex parts which are hard, brittle and highly corrosion-resistant in magnetic abrasive finishing(MAF). Various techniques are employed to produce this ...SiC magnetic abrasive is used to polish surfaces of precise, complex parts which are hard, brittle and highly corrosion-resistant in magnetic abrasive finishing(MAF). Various techniques are employed to produce this magnetic abrasive, but few can meet production demands because they are usually time-consuming, complex with high cost, and the magnetic abrasives made by these techniques have irregular shape and low bonding strength that result in low processing efficiency and shorter service life. Therefore, an attempt is made by combining gas atomization and rapid solidification to fabricate a new iron-based SiC spherical composite magnetic abrasive. The experimental system to prepare this new magnetic abrasive is constructed according to the characteristics of gas atomization and rapid solidification process and the performance requirements of magnetic abrasive. The new iron-based SiC spherical composite magnetic abrasive is prepared successfully when the machining parameters and the composition proportion of the raw materials are controlled properly. Its morphology, microstructure, phase composition are characterized by scanning electron microscope(SEM) and X-ray diffraction(XRD) analysis. The MAF tests on plate of mold steel S136 are carried out without grinding lubricant to assess the finishing performance and service life of this new SiC magnetic abrasive. The surface roughness(Ra) of the plate worked is rapidly reduced to 0.051 μm from an initial value of 0.372 μm within 5 min. The MAF test is carried on to find that the service life of this new SiC magnetic abrasive reaches to 155 min. The results indicate that this process presented is feasible to prepare the new SiC magnetic abrasive; and compared with previous magnetic abrasives, the new SiC spherical composite magnetic abrasive has excellent finishing performance, high processing efficiency and longer service life. The presented method to fabricate magnetic abrasive through gas atomization and rapid solidification presented can significantly improve the finishing performance and service life of magnetic abrasive, and provide a more practical approach for large-scale industrial production of magnetic abrasive.展开更多
Iron-plating technology used for restoration of axis parts was applied to the manufacture of diamond bits in this paper.The technology for electroplating diamond bit of iron matrix was mastered through repeated experi...Iron-plating technology used for restoration of axis parts was applied to the manufacture of diamond bits in this paper.The technology for electroplating diamond bit of iron matrix was mastered through repeated experiments and research.The productive practice indicated that the DC-electroplated iron matrix of diamond bit has high hardness and good diamond exposure ability;the drilling rate of electroplated iron-based diamond bit was 2 m/h when drilling in grade 9 granite and bit life can reach 44 m,which can satisfy the drilling production requirements.展开更多
Lower surface roughness and sharper cutting edge are beneficial for improving the machining quality of the cut?ting tool, while coatings often deteriorate them. Focusing on the diamond coated WC?Co milling cutter, the...Lower surface roughness and sharper cutting edge are beneficial for improving the machining quality of the cut?ting tool, while coatings often deteriorate them. Focusing on the diamond coated WC?Co milling cutter, the abrasive flow machining(AFM) is selected for reducing the surface roughness and sharpening the cutting edge. Comparative cutting tests are conducted on di erent types of coated cutters before and after AFM, as well as uncoated WC?Co one, demonstrating that the boron?doped microcrystalline and undoped fine?grained composite diamond coated cutter after the AFM(AFM?BDM?UFGCD) is a good choice for the finish milling of the 6063 Al alloy in the present case, because it shows favorable machining quality close to the uncoated one, but much prolonged tool lifetime. Besides, compared with the micro?sized diamond films, it is much more convenient and e cient to finish the BDM?UFGCD coated cutter covered by nano?sized diamond grains, and resharpen its cutting edge by the AFM, owing to the lower initial surface roughness and hardness. Moreover, the boron incorporation and micro?sized grains in the underly?ing layer can enhance the film?substrate adhesion, avoid the rapid film removal in the machining process, and thus maximize the tool life(1040 m, four times more than the uncoated one). In general, the AFM is firstly proposed and discussed for post?processing the diamond coated complicated cutting tools, which is proved to be feasible for improving the cutting performance展开更多
This paper studies the abrasion mechanism of natural diamond crystals,proposes a new theory on soft and hard directions to grind diamonds in different planes.Examination of the micro-structure of polished surface by S...This paper studies the abrasion mechanism of natural diamond crystals,proposes a new theory on soft and hard directions to grind diamonds in different planes.Examination of the micro-structure of polished surface by SEM shows diamond is mainly removed through a micro-cleavage process in (111) planes and the abrasion resistance of diamond relates to the orientation of cleavage planes,and the abrasion resistance anisotropy of diamond crystals is mainly due to the different levels of difficulty in micro-cleavage,while they are lapped in different directions.The results of analysis are in conformance with experimental results.展开更多
High quality diamond films have been deposited on Si(100) mirror surface without using any surface pretreatment such as abrasive diamond scratching,diamond-like carbon predeposition or oil treatment.The experiments ar...High quality diamond films have been deposited on Si(100) mirror surface without using any surface pretreatment such as abrasive diamond scratching,diamond-like carbon predeposition or oil treatment.The experiments are carried out in the hot filament chemical vapour deposition system by using the mixture of methane,hydrogen and oxygen.The films show the well-defined facets and are confirmed by Raman spectroscopy and scanning electron microscopy to be high quality diamond films.In this deposition process,higher substrate temperature,high filament temperature and oxygen addition play the important roles in diamond nucleation on the mirror-smooth Si(100) surface.展开更多
An innovative method for high-speed micro-dicing of SiC has been proposed using two types of diamond dicing blades,a resin-bonded dicing blade and a metal-bonded dicing blade.The experimental research investigated the...An innovative method for high-speed micro-dicing of SiC has been proposed using two types of diamond dicing blades,a resin-bonded dicing blade and a metal-bonded dicing blade.The experimental research investigated the radial wear of the dicing blade,the maximum spindle current,the surface morphology of the SiC die,the number of chips longer than 10μm,and the chipped area,which depend on the dicing process parameters such as spindle speed,feed speed,and cutting depth.The chipping fractures in the SiC had obvious brittle fracture characteristics.The performance of the metal-bonded dicing blade was inferior to that of the resin-bonded dicing blade.The cutting depth has the greatest influence on the radial wear of the dicing blade,the maximum spindle current,and the damage to the SiC wafer.The next most important parameter is the feed speed.The parameter with the least influence is the spindle speed.The main factor affecting the dicing quality is blade vibration caused by spindle vibration.The optimal SiC dicing was for a resin-bonded dicing blade with a spindle speed of 20000 rpm,a feed speed of 4 mm/s,and a cutting depth of 0.1 mm.To improve dicing quality and tool performance,spindle vibrations should be reduced.This approach may enable high-speed dicing of SiC wafers with less dicing damage.展开更多
基金supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No. 50775133)
文摘SiC magnetic abrasive is used to polish surfaces of precise, complex parts which are hard, brittle and highly corrosion-resistant in magnetic abrasive finishing(MAF). Various techniques are employed to produce this magnetic abrasive, but few can meet production demands because they are usually time-consuming, complex with high cost, and the magnetic abrasives made by these techniques have irregular shape and low bonding strength that result in low processing efficiency and shorter service life. Therefore, an attempt is made by combining gas atomization and rapid solidification to fabricate a new iron-based SiC spherical composite magnetic abrasive. The experimental system to prepare this new magnetic abrasive is constructed according to the characteristics of gas atomization and rapid solidification process and the performance requirements of magnetic abrasive. The new iron-based SiC spherical composite magnetic abrasive is prepared successfully when the machining parameters and the composition proportion of the raw materials are controlled properly. Its morphology, microstructure, phase composition are characterized by scanning electron microscope(SEM) and X-ray diffraction(XRD) analysis. The MAF tests on plate of mold steel S136 are carried out without grinding lubricant to assess the finishing performance and service life of this new SiC magnetic abrasive. The surface roughness(Ra) of the plate worked is rapidly reduced to 0.051 μm from an initial value of 0.372 μm within 5 min. The MAF test is carried on to find that the service life of this new SiC magnetic abrasive reaches to 155 min. The results indicate that this process presented is feasible to prepare the new SiC magnetic abrasive; and compared with previous magnetic abrasives, the new SiC spherical composite magnetic abrasive has excellent finishing performance, high processing efficiency and longer service life. The presented method to fabricate magnetic abrasive through gas atomization and rapid solidification presented can significantly improve the finishing performance and service life of magnetic abrasive, and provide a more practical approach for large-scale industrial production of magnetic abrasive.
文摘Iron-plating technology used for restoration of axis parts was applied to the manufacture of diamond bits in this paper.The technology for electroplating diamond bit of iron matrix was mastered through repeated experiments and research.The productive practice indicated that the DC-electroplated iron matrix of diamond bit has high hardness and good diamond exposure ability;the drilling rate of electroplated iron-based diamond bit was 2 m/h when drilling in grade 9 granite and bit life can reach 44 m,which can satisfy the drilling production requirements.
基金Supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.51275302)China Postdoctoral Science Foundation Special Funded Project(Grant No.2016T90370)China Postdoctoral Science Foundation(Grant No.2015M580327)
文摘Lower surface roughness and sharper cutting edge are beneficial for improving the machining quality of the cut?ting tool, while coatings often deteriorate them. Focusing on the diamond coated WC?Co milling cutter, the abrasive flow machining(AFM) is selected for reducing the surface roughness and sharpening the cutting edge. Comparative cutting tests are conducted on di erent types of coated cutters before and after AFM, as well as uncoated WC?Co one, demonstrating that the boron?doped microcrystalline and undoped fine?grained composite diamond coated cutter after the AFM(AFM?BDM?UFGCD) is a good choice for the finish milling of the 6063 Al alloy in the present case, because it shows favorable machining quality close to the uncoated one, but much prolonged tool lifetime. Besides, compared with the micro?sized diamond films, it is much more convenient and e cient to finish the BDM?UFGCD coated cutter covered by nano?sized diamond grains, and resharpen its cutting edge by the AFM, owing to the lower initial surface roughness and hardness. Moreover, the boron incorporation and micro?sized grains in the underly?ing layer can enhance the film?substrate adhesion, avoid the rapid film removal in the machining process, and thus maximize the tool life(1040 m, four times more than the uncoated one). In general, the AFM is firstly proposed and discussed for post?processing the diamond coated complicated cutting tools, which is proved to be feasible for improving the cutting performance
文摘This paper studies the abrasion mechanism of natural diamond crystals,proposes a new theory on soft and hard directions to grind diamonds in different planes.Examination of the micro-structure of polished surface by SEM shows diamond is mainly removed through a micro-cleavage process in (111) planes and the abrasion resistance of diamond relates to the orientation of cleavage planes,and the abrasion resistance anisotropy of diamond crystals is mainly due to the different levels of difficulty in micro-cleavage,while they are lapped in different directions.The results of analysis are in conformance with experimental results.
基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China.
文摘High quality diamond films have been deposited on Si(100) mirror surface without using any surface pretreatment such as abrasive diamond scratching,diamond-like carbon predeposition or oil treatment.The experiments are carried out in the hot filament chemical vapour deposition system by using the mixture of methane,hydrogen and oxygen.The films show the well-defined facets and are confirmed by Raman spectroscopy and scanning electron microscopy to be high quality diamond films.In this deposition process,higher substrate temperature,high filament temperature and oxygen addition play the important roles in diamond nucleation on the mirror-smooth Si(100) surface.
基金This work was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.51305278)LiaoNing Revitalization Talents Program,China(Grant No.XLYC2007133)the Natural Science Foundation of Liaoning Province,China(Grant No.2020-MS-213).
文摘An innovative method for high-speed micro-dicing of SiC has been proposed using two types of diamond dicing blades,a resin-bonded dicing blade and a metal-bonded dicing blade.The experimental research investigated the radial wear of the dicing blade,the maximum spindle current,the surface morphology of the SiC die,the number of chips longer than 10μm,and the chipped area,which depend on the dicing process parameters such as spindle speed,feed speed,and cutting depth.The chipping fractures in the SiC had obvious brittle fracture characteristics.The performance of the metal-bonded dicing blade was inferior to that of the resin-bonded dicing blade.The cutting depth has the greatest influence on the radial wear of the dicing blade,the maximum spindle current,and the damage to the SiC wafer.The next most important parameter is the feed speed.The parameter with the least influence is the spindle speed.The main factor affecting the dicing quality is blade vibration caused by spindle vibration.The optimal SiC dicing was for a resin-bonded dicing blade with a spindle speed of 20000 rpm,a feed speed of 4 mm/s,and a cutting depth of 0.1 mm.To improve dicing quality and tool performance,spindle vibrations should be reduced.This approach may enable high-speed dicing of SiC wafers with less dicing damage.