Factors influencing the milling performances of Ti(C,N)-based tools against carbon steel

Bellosi, A.; Monteverde, Frédéric; Calzavarini, R.; Zancolò, C.

doi:10.1016/s0263-4368(01)00049-x

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“…The properties of these solid solutions (carbonitride phases) can be tailored by controlling the C/N ratio. Thus, Bellosi et al 3 have reported that a change in this C/N ratio in TiC x N 1− x affected the thermal conductivity and oxidation behavior of the final product.…”

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Monophasic Nanostructured Powders of Niobium, Tantalum, and Hafnium Carbonitrides Synthesized by a Mechanically Induced Self‐Propagating Reaction

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Niobium, tantalum, and hafnium carbonitride nanopowders were obtained by high-energy ball milling of elemental metal and graphite in a nitrogen atmosphere. By adjusting milling parameters, a mechanically induced self-propagating reaction was observed during the formation of carbonitride phases. The stoichiometry of transition metal carbonitrides was controlled by fixing the starting metal-to-carbon molar ratio. Ignition of the reactant mixture was determined by the combined effect of nitrogen and carbon, gas, and solid reagents, respectively. The composition and lattice parameters were determined by X-ray diffraction measurements. Microstructural characterization showed a nanophase structure with a homogeneous chemical composition.

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Monophasic Nanostructured Powders of Niobium, Tantalum, and Hafnium Carbonitrides Synthesized by a Mechanically Induced Self‐Propagating Reaction

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“…Nowadays, TiC x N 1− x phases are extensively used in high‐technologic industries as reinforcing materials for cutting tools, and other wear‐resistant structural applications. TiC x N 1− x is generally combined with other ceramic materials, mainly carbides (WC, Mo 2 C, TaC, …), in advanced engineering ceramic‐based composites and cermets 5–8 …”

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“…In TiC x N 1− x phases, the powder stoichiometry also affects the final properties. Thus, Bellosi et al 6 . have reported that a change in the C/N relation affect the thermal conductivity and oxidation behavior of the final product.…”

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Synthesis of Titanium Carbonitride Phases by Reactive Milling of the Elemental Mixed Powders

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Titanium carbonitride (TiC x N 1Àx ) powders were obtained by high-energy ball milling of elemental titanium and carbon (activated carbon or graphite) in a nitrogen atmosphere. The formation of the carbonitride phase was controlled by adequately choosing the experimental conditions of the milling process. The stoichiometry of TiC x N 1Àx powders was modified by adjusting the titanium-to-carbon molar ratio. The composition and cell parameters of the carbonitride phases were determined. Microstructural characterization of these phases showed a nanocrystalline nature.

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“…Its adhesion to the surface tool caused the peeling that in milling gave rise to wear of the tool. In addition to the adhesion-peeling and microstructure, inter-diffusion between the rubbings surfaces is also responsible for wear [20,21].…”

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The milling performances of TiC-based cermet tools with TiN nanopowders addition against normalized medium carbon steel AISI1045

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Factors influencing the milling performances of Ti(C,N)-based tools against carbon steel

Cited by 14 publications

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Monophasic Nanostructured Powders of Niobium, Tantalum, and Hafnium Carbonitrides Synthesized by a Mechanically Induced Self‐Propagating Reaction

Monophasic Nanostructured Powders of Niobium, Tantalum, and Hafnium Carbonitrides Synthesized by a Mechanically Induced Self‐Propagating Reaction

Synthesis of Titanium Carbonitride Phases by Reactive Milling of the Elemental Mixed Powders

The milling performances of TiC-based cermet tools with TiN nanopowders addition against normalized medium carbon steel AISI1045

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