2007
DOI: 10.3103/s1063457607020086
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Optimization of rolling process parameters for wurtzite boron nitride powders

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“…The study of the microstructure of such heterophase ceramics obtained in these systems shows that with a sufficiently large total content of residual free carbon and chromium boride in the ceramics, during indentation there are no chips of the material under the indenter, there are radial cracks and the maximum hardness is 19.46 MPa. The decrease in the total concentration of the second phases (C and CrВ2) in the material leads to the formation of petal cracks and chipping of the material in the indentation zone, which was confirmed in [12]. Fig.…”
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confidence: 58%
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“…The study of the microstructure of such heterophase ceramics obtained in these systems shows that with a sufficiently large total content of residual free carbon and chromium boride in the ceramics, during indentation there are no chips of the material under the indenter, there are radial cracks and the maximum hardness is 19.46 MPa. The decrease in the total concentration of the second phases (C and CrВ2) in the material leads to the formation of petal cracks and chipping of the material in the indentation zone, which was confirmed in [12]. Fig.…”
Section: Discussion Of Research Resultsmentioning
confidence: 58%
“…Experimentally, during hot pressing (T  2100 °C) [11] of heterophase ceramics of the B4C-Cr2O3, system, the following parameters were obtained (Table 1), which is characteristic of heterophase ceramics [12]. They indicate that the amount of activating impurities in the production of hot-pressed ceramics based on boron carbide with maximum strength should be within 15 % of the mass.…”
Section: Discussion Of Research Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%