THE INTERACTION OF DIAMOND AND BORON NITRIDE WITH CRYSTALLINE GLASS DURING THE COMPOSITE SYNTHESIS
T. V. Grigoryan, G. G. Manukyan, L. A. Gasparyan, V. P. Toroyan, N. B. Knyazyan
Pages: 198-205
Published: 1 Jul 2016
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Abstract: The interaction process of glass with cubic boron nitride (βBN) and diamond has been studied under dynamic and isothermal conditions. It has been revealed that with the interaction of fluorine-containing glass on the basis of boron alliuminiumsilicate with the abrasives higher than the softening temperature of glass in parallel occurs a stable phase separation. The crystallization process is expressed by the anomalous chаnge of the glass viscosity within the temperature range of 420-440°C. The study of microstructure of the composite has revealed that the formation of the crystalline phase on the interface of “melt – βBN” “melt – diamond” suppresses the abrasive oxidation. The release of stable crystal phases is observed at high-temperature heat treatment of the composite.
Keywords: glass, crystallization, diamond, boron nitride, caking, composite materials
Cite this article: T. V. Grigoryan, G. G. Manukyan, L. A. Gasparyan, V. P. Toroyan, N. B. Knyazyan. THE INTERACTION OF DIAMOND AND BORON NITRIDE WITH CRYSTALLINE GLASS DURING THE COMPOSITE SYNTHESIS. Journal of International Scientific Publications: Materials, Methods & Technologies 10, 198-205 (2016). https://www.scientific-publications.net/en/article/1001142/
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