Abrasive tool making process – material – or composition – With inorganic material – Metal or metal oxide
Patent
1988-02-08
1991-07-16
Dixon, Jr., William R.
Abrasive tool making process, material, or composition
With inorganic material
Metal or metal oxide
51293, 51295, 51308, B24D 302
Patent
active
050321471
ABSTRACT:
A composite component suitable for high temperature applications which includes a composite compact that is thermally stable at temperatures up to 1200.degree. C., the composite compact including a thin layer of metal bonded directly to a polycrystalline table in a HP/HT press, and a metallic substrate joined to the thin layer of metal by a high strength braze joint. The method of fabrication includes the steps of: placing a high temperature braze filler metal on the upper surface of the substrate and in contact with the thin layer of metal; applying heat through the table to melt the filler metal and accomplish the high strength joint between the substrate and the thin layer of metal; and cooling the substrate by conducting heat from all but the upper surface thereof.
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Crouch Robert B.
Dixon Jr. William R.
Thompson Willie J.
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