稀土硬质合金实验应用分析（Experimental analysis of rare earth cemented carbide）.docVIP

稀土硬质合金实验应用分析（Experimental analysis of rare earth cemented carbide） Experimental analysis of rare earth cemented carbide [Abstract] adding trace amounts of rare earth elements in tungsten carbide cobalt and tungsten titanium cobalt in the hard alloy flexural strength, toughness, wear resistance, impact resistance and red hardness were greatly improved, the alloy tool life increased significantly. The effects of rare earth cemented carbide products during their manufacture and use were analyzed. Keywords rare earth cemented carbide; physical and mechanical properties; Overview Rare earth elements are widely used in metallurgy, machinery, petroleum, chemical, energy, light industry, environmental protection, agriculture and electronics industries. The role of rare earth elements has attracted much attention, and is generally regarded as a future element. In the field of metal materials, rare earth has always been a promising modified reinforcing material for improving its properties. The study of rare earth has been carried out very early in China and abroad, and it has been successfully applied in the steel manufacturing industry in China, and has achieved good results. In the application of cemented carbide has also achieved great results, this report is also a lot. Rare earth elements are the third - and sixth - cycle lanthanide elements in the periodic table, and they are similar to the seventeen elements of yttrium and scandium. Rare earth elements are very active chemically, and have strong affinity with oxygen and sulfur, and their compounds are very stable. According to reports, adding trace rare earth oxide in hard alloy, even without the hard alloy strength and hardness decrease, but lead to the decrease of cutting performance of hard alloy, its distribution in the body is not uniform, there is segregation, can also become the oxide inclusions, rare earth oxides in hard alloy basically no to the application. Therefore, adding and mixing effect is directly rel