B24D3/20

Abrasive particles, method of making abrasive particles, and abrasive articles

A method of making abrasive particles includes exposing ceramic particles to an organosilane-derived plasma formed from components comprising an organosilane and oxygen to form plasma-modified ceramic particles; and contacting a coupling agent with the second plasma-treated ceramic particle to provide the abrasive particle. Abrasive particles preparable by the method and abrasive particles containing them are also disclosed.

Composite body and method of manufacturing it

Composite body comprises nanofibrillar cellulose (NFC) together with abrasive particles (AP). The nanofibrillar cellulose forms a 3-dimensional connecting network for the abrasive particles (AP). The abrasive particles have a hardness above 7 on Mohs scale. The composite body is used for grinding, polishing or cutting.

Composite body and method of manufacturing it

Composite body comprises nanofibrillar cellulose (NFC) together with abrasive particles (AP). The nanofibrillar cellulose forms a 3-dimensional connecting network for the abrasive particles (AP). The abrasive particles have a hardness above 7 on Mohs scale. The composite body is used for grinding, polishing or cutting.

ABRASIVE TOOLS AND METHODS FOR FORMING SAME

An abrasive tool including a bonded abrasive including a body comprising abrasive particles contained within a three-dimensional matrix of bond material, the bond material including an organic material, the abrasive tool further including a first filler contained within the three-dimensional matrix of bond material including a silicate in a first content and a second filler contained within the three-dimensional matrix of bond material including a sulfate in a second content, and the first content is greater than the second content.

ABRASIVE TOOLS AND METHODS FOR FORMING SAME

An abrasive tool including a bonded abrasive including a body comprising abrasive particles contained within a three-dimensional matrix of bond material, the bond material including an organic material, the abrasive tool further including a first filler contained within the three-dimensional matrix of bond material including a silicate in a first content and a second filler contained within the three-dimensional matrix of bond material including a sulfate in a second content, and the first content is greater than the second content.

Grinding wheel for grinding

The present disclosure provides a grinding wheel for grinding, configured such that a fiber-reinforced plastic (FRP) layer in a wheel outer peripheral part located on the outer surface of a wheel central part is provided at a position and thickness that vary depending on the type of weaving pattern layer, thereby exhibiting superior mechanical properties and superior vibration/shock absorption and offsetting effects compared to conventional grinding wheels, so problems such as cracking and fatigue failure due to burning do not occur, and moreover, the quality and productivity of processed products can be improved. Moreover, the grinding wheel is lighter in weight than conventional grinding wheels, and when an abrasive part is completely consumed, it can be replaced with a new abrasive part through removable attachment thereof, whereby the wheel outer peripheral part (wheel body) can be reused continuously, and the exchange time and the amount of tool wear can be reduced.

Grinding wheel for grinding

The present disclosure provides a grinding wheel for grinding, configured such that a fiber-reinforced plastic (FRP) layer in a wheel outer peripheral part located on the outer surface of a wheel central part is provided at a position and thickness that vary depending on the type of weaving pattern layer, thereby exhibiting superior mechanical properties and superior vibration/shock absorption and offsetting effects compared to conventional grinding wheels, so problems such as cracking and fatigue failure due to burning do not occur, and moreover, the quality and productivity of processed products can be improved. Moreover, the grinding wheel is lighter in weight than conventional grinding wheels, and when an abrasive part is completely consumed, it can be replaced with a new abrasive part through removable attachment thereof, whereby the wheel outer peripheral part (wheel body) can be reused continuously, and the exchange time and the amount of tool wear can be reduced.

Abrasive wheels and methods for making and using same

A grinding tool includes a body having a first layer. The first layer can include bond material that is at least about 20 vol % of a total volume of the first layer. Additionally, the first layer can include abrasive particles contained within the bond material. In an embodiment, the abrasive particles include a first type of abrasive particle including black alumina with at least about 10 vol % of a total volume of the abrasive particles including black alumina. In some instances, the grinding tool can include a second layer that includes black alumina.

Abrasive wheels and methods for making and using same

A grinding tool includes a body having a first layer. The first layer can include bond material that is at least about 20 vol % of a total volume of the first layer. Additionally, the first layer can include abrasive particles contained within the bond material. In an embodiment, the abrasive particles include a first type of abrasive particle including black alumina with at least about 10 vol % of a total volume of the abrasive particles including black alumina. In some instances, the grinding tool can include a second layer that includes black alumina.

METHODS OF FORMING EARTH-BORING TOOLS INCLUDING SINTERBONDED COMPONENTS
20170321488 · 2017-11-09 ·

Partially formed earth-boring rotary drill bits comprise a first less than fully sintered particle-matrix component having at least one recess, and at least a second less than fully sintered particle-matrix component disposed at least partially within the at least one recess. Each less than fully sintered particle-matrix component comprises a green or brown structure including compacted hard particles, particles comprising a metal alloy matrix material, and an organic binder material. The at least a second less than fully sintered particle-matrix component is configured to shrink at a slower rate than the first less than fully sintered particle-matrix component due to removal of organic binder material from the less than fully sintered particle-matrix components in a sintering process to be used to sinterbond the first less than fully sintered particle-matrix component to the at least a second less than fully sintered particle-matrix component. Earth-boring rotary drill bits comprise such components sinterbonded together.