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                                                                             A significant difference was noted in
                                                                      the nature of chip formation when turning
                                                                      with cutters with inserts obtained by SPS,
                                                                      and  cutters  with standard  inserts  after  3
                                                                      minutes of their work. Continuous turning
                                                                      with an insert obtained by SPS for 11 minutes
                                                                      was  characterized  by  overflowing  chips,
                                                                      which can be explained by a large amount
                                                                      of heat going into the chips, which led to an
                                                                      increase in its ductility. This indicates that,
        due to its low thermal conductivity, an alloy similar in composition to the VK6 hard alloy and
        manufactured by spark plasma sintering is not suitable for finishing turning of structural steels,
        but can be used for machining gray cast irons.
               Wear resistance of the cutting part of cutters made by spark plasma sintering from billets
        made from a mixture of nanopowders, including 94 wt % WC and 6 weight percent Co, increases
        depending on the growth of the sintering temperature in the temperature range from 1100 to
        1500 °C at a pressure of 40 MPa, which may be associated with an increase in the hardness of
        the billets with an increase in the sintering temperature.




























                                                             A.R. Maslov, Dr. Sc., Professor of the Department of Highly Effective
                                                                                      processing technologies MSTU STANKIN


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