Abstract
The grinding of polycrystalline cubic boron nitride (PcBN) is hard owing to its high hardness and superior wear-resistance capacity. Machining of PcBN tools via vitrified diamond grinding wheels with a size above 10 μm may lead to brittle fracture instead of a ductile machining because of the poor toughness of cubic boron nitride. A uniformly dispersed M0.5/1.5 diamond grinding wheel with a composite vitrified bonding was fabricated to improve the surface roughness of PcBN inserts. It is demonstrated that the preparation of composite vitrified bonding with various additions of vitrified bonding produced by the melting-quenching technique (VB-MQ) has little effect on the performance of vitrified bonding, such as bending strength, CTE and phase and achieves the uniform dispersion of M0.5/1.5 diamond as the addition of VB-MQ is no greater than 50%. Both the grinding ratios and the surface roughness of PcBN inserts are enhanced.
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