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Strength of functionally designed cellular cemented carbides produced by coextrusion
In an effort to improve the wear characteristics of petroleum drill bit inserts, a series of cemented carbide materials with a functionally designed cellular (FDC) architecture were fabricated by a coextrusion...
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A dual composite of WC-Co
Hardness, fracture toughness, and wear resistance are strongly inter-related properties of cemented tungsten carbide. Higher hardness usually dictates higher wear resistance but at the cost of fracture toughne...
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Finite element modeling of distortion during liquid phase sintering
Liquid phase sintering (LPS) is a common technique to consolidate materials that are difficult to process by fusion techniques, such as tungsten heavy alloys. One of the major processing difficulties associate...
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Gravitational effects on grain coarsening during liquid-phase sintering
Grain growth in liquid-phase sintering (LPS) is often treated as an extension of Ostwald ripening. However, the inherent grain contact at high solid contents leads to coalescence and other conflicts with most ...