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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a shock pressurization/heat treatment method of porous material and an apparatus therefor which makes it possible to apply the shock of a longer shock time than that in the conventional technique or a plurality of times to a body to be treated, enhances the transformation rate in phase transformation treatment, permits the manufacture of a defect-free sintered body in sintering treatment and, at the same time, makes the recovery of porous treated material secure and easy. SOLUTION: In the treating method, porous material is put in a metallic sealed vessel, an explosive located on the outer periphery of the vessel is exploded, a shock pressure generated thereupon is applied on the porous material and the porous material is shock-pressurized. Therein, a subject of metallic hollow shape is located on a center of the porous material beforehand, the porous material and the subject are allowed to contract by the shock pressure, thereupon, the inner wall surface of the subject is allowed to collide with the opposed wall surface or another metallic subject located in the subject, thereby, a shock wave is generated and, in addition to the shock pressure due to the explosion of the explosive, the shock wave is applied to the porous subject. COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To obtain single crystal-based submicron diamond abrasive material particles having extremely narrow particle size distribution by using single crystal-based synthetic diamond abrasive material particles enabling control of these physical properties as a starting material and carrying out superfine pulverization and precise classification of these particles to particle size of submicron (>1 μm). SOLUTION: The method for producing submicron diamond fine powder for abrasive materials comprises isolating a diamond converted/prepared from non-diamond carbon under ultra-high pressure by static pressurizing method and further carrying out particle size control by combination of (1) ball mill grinding operation using a steel ball with (2) crude classification by hydraulic elutriation or centrifugal treatment and (3) precise classification by repeated centrifugal treatment. COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a heat transfer board having an improved heat transferring performance with a diamond used as a heat transfer material, and to provide an economical method for manufacturing the same. SOLUTION: The heat transfer board is a plate material with the single crystal grains of a diamond with even size showing prominent crystal plane having an average grain diameter of 1.0 mm or less bonded in single layer in plane by a heat-resisting bonding agent and the surface occupancy factor of the diamond on each surface (plate surface) of the plate material is 25% or more (1). The method of manufacturing the heat transfer board comprises the steps of filling the single crystal grain of diamond with even size showing prominent crystal plane having an average grain diameter of 1.0 mm or less in a mold having a plane bottom face, infiltrating organic adhesive agent between grains, forming a diamond layer or grain assembly by fixing the diamond grains, and then removing the mold and the adhesive agent from the diamond layer surface by polishing the surface of the diamond layer (2). The occupancy ratio and the surface roughness on the surface of the diamond layer are respectively 25% or more and Ra 0.5 μm or less. COPYRIGHT: (C)2004,JPO
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a diamond particle as an abrasive grain that has improve uniform miscibility with a metal bonding material and enhanced bond strength between a diamond particle and a metal bonding material and process for effectively producing the diamond particle. SOLUTION: The diamond powder coated with a carbide is formed by coating with a transition metal carbide the overall surface of a diamond particle constituting the diamond powder wherein the diamond powder has an average particle size of 40 micron or less. The process for producing the diamond powder coated with a carbide comprises immersing a diamond powder in a molten salt containing ions of one or more transition metals selected from titanium, zirconium, chromium, molybdenum, tungsten and vanadium and making the diamond powder sufficient contact with the transition metal ions while retaining a temperature of the molten salt at not less than 600°C to form a transition metal carbide layer on the surface of the diamond particle. COPYRIGHT: (C)2003,JPO