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Abstract <p>Some characteristics are reported for modified hard alloy T5K10 formed under the conditions of purposeful control over the thermokinetic free vacuum sintering parameters minimizing the processes of solid- and liquid-phase interaction between tungsten carbide and cobalt, which determine the redistribution and recrystallization of carbide grains. The synthesized WС–(Ті,W)C–10Со hard alloy is characterized by a homogeneous finely grained structure, a high density (ρ = 12.98 g/cm<sup>3</sup>), a low level of residual microporosity, a bimodal composition of WC grains, and bridges between carbide grains. As compared to the commercial analogue, the synthesized hard alloy has a 2.4 GPa higher hardness (<i>Н</i><sub>V</sub> = 15), a 270 MPa higher mechanical bending strength, a 1.4 MPa m<sup>0.5</sup> higher fracture toughness, and 1.5 times higher wear resistance. The modification of sintering technology and structural transformations in the synthesized WС–(Ті,W)C–10Со hard alloy have result in a 2.5-fold increase in its service durability during rough steel turning (forged axles of a railway wagons platform) and, in the case of deep soil chiseling, an increase in abrasion resistance is 48%.</p>

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Hard WС–(Ті,W)C–10Со Alloy with Increased Hardness and Strength

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    2025年2月1日

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  • M. M. Prokopiv,
  • O. V. Kharchenko,
  • Yu. P. Uschapovskyi,
  • I. V. Lisovska,
  • I. M. Zakiev

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Abstract

Some characteristics are reported for modified hard alloy T5K10 formed under the conditions of purposeful control over the thermokinetic free vacuum sintering parameters minimizing the processes of solid- and liquid-phase interaction between tungsten carbide and cobalt, which determine the redistribution and recrystallization of carbide grains. The synthesized WС–(Ті,W)C–10Со hard alloy is characterized by a homogeneous finely grained structure, a high density (ρ = 12.98 g/cm3), a low level of residual microporosity, a bimodal composition of WC grains, and bridges between carbide grains. As compared to the commercial analogue, the synthesized hard alloy has a 2.4 GPa higher hardness (НV = 15), a 270 MPa higher mechanical bending strength, a 1.4 MPa m0.5 higher fracture toughness, and 1.5 times higher wear resistance. The modification of sintering technology and structural transformations in the synthesized WС–(Ті,W)C–10Со hard alloy have result in a 2.5-fold increase in its service durability during rough steel turning (forged axles of a railway wagons platform) and, in the case of deep soil chiseling, an increase in abrasion resistance is 48%.