Abrasive tool making process – material – or composition – Impregnating or coating an abrasive tool
Patent
1978-01-10
1980-09-30
Arnold, Donald J.
Abrasive tool making process, material, or composition
Impregnating or coating an abrasive tool
51309, 175329, 175375, E21B 936
Patent
active
042253225
ABSTRACT:
A component comprised of a composite compact, preferably diamond, and a substrate bonded to the compact. A preferred embodiment of the component is a cutter for a drill bit. The compact is comprised of a layer of bonded diamond or boron nitride particles and a base layer of cemented carbide bonded, preferably under high temperatures and pressures, to the particulate layer. The particulate layer is degradable by exposure to temperatures above a predetermined temperature. The substrate is bonded to the base layer of the compact with a filler metal which, to form a bond, requires the exposure of the surfaces to be bonded to a temperature substantially greater than the degradation temperature of the particulate layer. The component is fabricated by heating the base layer, filler metal and substrate to a temperature in excess of the degradation temperature while maintaining the temperature of the particulate layer below the degradation temperature via a heat sink.
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Arnold Donald J.
Dearing Dennis A.
Feiler William S.
General Electric Company
Little Douglas B.
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