Institute of Metals Division - Observations on the Structure and Sintering Mechanism of Cemented Carbides

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
J. Gurland
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Jan 1, 1960

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THE microstructure of sintered carbides consists of particles of metal carbides, such as WC and TiC, embedded in a metallic binder which is usually a cobalt—or nickel-rich solid solution. One of the important factors influencing the strength of the alloys is the degree of dispersion of the carbide particles in the binder matrix. While it is generally accepted
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APA: J. Gurland  (1960)  Institute of Metals Division - Observations on the Structure and Sintering Mechanism of Cemented Carbides

MLA: J. Gurland Institute of Metals Division - Observations on the Structure and Sintering Mechanism of Cemented Carbides. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1960.

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