Vanadium Carbide VC

Vanadium carbide, VC, deposited from the chloride and methane. [Pg.258]

A striking example of this behavior was described95 for vanadium carbide VC. [Pg.33]

Vanadium carbide (VC) is used to alloy iron to produce high-speed, high-temperature cutting tools for cutting metals and other hard substances. [Pg.94]

L.M.Litz et al, JACS 70,1718-22(1948) Vanadium Carbide, VC, crysts, d 5.36. Was first obtained in 1896 by Moissan on heating vanadium anhydride with carbon in the car bon tubs of sisc furnacs (R.s 2. Old-ham Fischer (Ref 3) examined some reactions of pure VC obtained from the Vanadium Corp of America. According to Kirk Othmer (Ref 4), VC was used during WWII in Germany when wC became unavailable Refs l)Beil 1,1281 2)H.Moissan,CR... [Pg.83]

Vanadium carbide VC 62.96 2,830C) Cubic NaCl type (Bl) a-4.16(4) 5.8... [Pg.2615]

The precipitation occurs at grain boundaries and subgrains, and the typical grain size is 0.2 pm [39]. MC carbides precipitate inside the microstructure and spherical particles form. Baker-Nutting orientations define the relations between vanadium carbides (VCs) and the ferritic matrix [40]... [Pg.48]

Chemical vapor deposition (CVD) coatings, for example, UN, TiC/TiN, AI2O3, and liC for higher loads than with PVD. Used on carbide inserts and other cutting tools, cold- and hot-forming tools Carbide diffusion, also called Toyota diffusion process (see Chapter 6), for high-carbon and precarburized steels. Uses a salt badi to produce a vanadium carbide (VC) layer... [Pg.204]

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