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9
Categorie Soggetti
Physics, Applied","Materials Science, Coatings & Films
Densifying nonmined diamond powder precursors with diamond produced by
chemical vapor infiltration is an attractive approach for forming thi
ck diamond deposits that avoids many potential manufacturability probl
ems associated with predominantly chemical vapor deposition (CVD) proc
esses. We have developed two techniques: electrophoretic deposition an
d screen printing, to form diamond powder precursors on substrates. We
then density these precursors in a hot filament assisted reactor. Ana
lysis indicates that a hot-filament-assisted chemical vapor infiltrati
on process forms intergranular diamond deposits with properties that a
re to some degree different from predominantly hot-filament-assisted C
VD material.