Obtaining of WC–Co- and WC–TiC–Co-Based Ultradispersive Alloys Modified with B<sub>4</sub>C–TiB<sub>2</sub> Quasieutetic
Otar Tsagareishvili,
Archil Mikeladze,
Roin Chedia
et al.
Abstract:Tungsten carbide WC-based materials characterized by high hardness and wear resistance have long been widely used in manufacturing cutting and mining tools. They are alloyed or modified with different ceramic phases to improve operational characteristics further. There are obtained the hard tungsten carbide–cobalt WC–Co and tungsten carbide–titanium carbide–cobalt WC–TiC–Co metal-ceramic alloys ultradispersed powders modified with quasieutectic ceramic alloy B<sub>4</sub>C–30wt.%TiB<sub>2<… Show more
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