| Title: | Co-infiltration technique of sulfur, oxygen, carbon, nitrogen and boron into the surface of high speed steel | ||
| Application Number: | 85100129 | Application Date: | 1985.04.01 |
| Publication Number: | 1001999 | Publication Date: | 1986.07.30 |
| Approval Pub. Date: | Granted Pub. Date: | ||
| International Classifi-cation: | C23C8/28 | ||
| Applicant(s) Name: | Qinghua University | Address: | |
| Inventor(s) Name: | Guan Shanming, Huang Xueping, Jin Zhiyuan, Liu Cuo | ||
| Attorney & Agent: | FU SHANGXIN | ||
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| According to this invention the high speed tools to be treated are arranged regularly in a gas-tight shaft furnace and heated to 560 deg. about 10 deg.C. On adding dropwise continually, and uniformly a liquid mixture of formamide (HCONH2), anhydrous ethyl alcohol (C2H5OH), thiourea ( (NH2)2 CS) and boric acid (H2BO4), the mixed infiltration agent decomposes on heating and liberates active atomic sulfur, oxygen, nitrogen and boron, which co-infiltrate into the surface of the tools. An infiltration layer of 0.015-0.04mm thickness can be obtained which possesses excellent anti-abrasion, anti-holding-on and red-hardness properties. The tool life can be raised I-2 fold. | |||
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