Abstract
The self-sharpening vitrified-metal bond diamond wheels added with a 3wt.% brittle Na2O-B2O3-SiO2-Al2O3-Li2O vitrified bond were fabricated by hot pressed sintering technique. Using the methods of scan-electroscope, energy spectrum analysis, X-diffraction analysis, XPS analysis, Rockwell hardness test and three-point bending test, the effects of hot pressing temperature on the microstructure, hardness and the transverse rupture strength (TRS) of vitrified-metal bond were investigated. Then the grinding performance of cylinder of the diamond wheels was also studied. The results showed that, when the hot pressing temperature was 850°C, a thin FeAl2O4 transition layer formed, which enhanced the interfacial bending strength between metal and glass phase, and the TRS of vitrified-metal bond reached the maximum value 826.54MPa. Comparing with metal bond diamond wheel's, the average value of the roundness and straightness of the 50 cylinders ground by the vitrified-metal diamond wheel reduced from 3.1μm and 2.5μm to 2.7μm and 2.1μm.
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