EXPLOITATIVE DESTRUCTION FEATURES FOR DETONATION ULTRADISPERSED DIAMONDS OF INITIAL METALLIC PROTECTION FOR ABRASIVE POWDER GRAINS TO DIAMOND-SPARK GRINDING TOOLS

Abstract

The problem of exploitation of diamond grinding wheels with metal coating for their grains including detonation ultra-dispersed diamonds to increase functional reliability to maintain the initial integrity of grains in the pressing and sintering of diamond-metal composites in the tool production is considered. One problem is that the presence of detonation ultra-dispersed diamonds in the grain metal coating of diamond powders not only improves the coating functional reliability in protection from destruction in the subsequent pressing and sintering in the production tool, but also resistance of such coating to the opening of the diamond cutting basis of the grains on the grinding wheel working surface that come into working contact with the material being processed. An analysis of the features of an effective exploitative destruction of detonation ultra-dispersed diamonds in the metal coating using electric current in the tool of the diamondspark grinding processes is presented.

Keywords

• diamond-spark grinding
• grinding wheel
• diamond-metal composite
• diamond grain
• protective metal coating
• detonation ultra-dispersed diamond
• electric current
• destruction.