CA2556052A1 - Polycrystalline diamond composite constructions comprising thermally stable diamond volume - Google Patents
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Abstract
PCD composite constructions comprise a diamond body bonded to a substrate.
The diamond body comprises a thermally stable diamond bonded region that is made up of a single phase of diamond crystals bonded together. The diamond body includes a PCD region bonded to the thermally stable region and that comprises bonded together diamond crystals and interstitial regions interposed between the diamond crystals. The PCD
composite is prepared by combining a first volume of PCD with a second volume of diamond crystal-containing material consisting essentially of a single phase of bonded together diamond crystals.
A substrate is positioned adjacent to or joined to the first volume. The first and second volumes are subjected to high pressure/high temperature process conditions, during process the first and second volumes form a diamond bonded body that is attached to the substrate, and the second volume forms the thermally stable diamond bonded region.
The diamond body comprises a thermally stable diamond bonded region that is made up of a single phase of diamond crystals bonded together. The diamond body includes a PCD region bonded to the thermally stable region and that comprises bonded together diamond crystals and interstitial regions interposed between the diamond crystals. The PCD
composite is prepared by combining a first volume of PCD with a second volume of diamond crystal-containing material consisting essentially of a single phase of bonded together diamond crystals.
A substrate is positioned adjacent to or joined to the first volume. The first and second volumes are subjected to high pressure/high temperature process conditions, during process the first and second volumes form a diamond bonded body that is attached to the substrate, and the second volume forms the thermally stable diamond bonded region.
Claims (26)
1. A PCD composite compact comprising:
a diamond bonded body comprising;
a thermally stable region extending a distance below a diamond bonded body surface, the thermally stable region having a material microstructure consisting essentially of a single phase of diamond crystals that are bonded together;
a polycrystalline diamond region extending a depth from the thermally stable region and bonded thereto, the polycrystalline diamond region comprising bonded together diamond crystals and interstitial regions interposed between the diamond crystals, wherein a metal solvent catalyst material is disposed within the interstitial regions; and a substrate attached to the diamond bonded body.
a diamond bonded body comprising;
a thermally stable region extending a distance below a diamond bonded body surface, the thermally stable region having a material microstructure consisting essentially of a single phase of diamond crystals that are bonded together;
a polycrystalline diamond region extending a depth from the thermally stable region and bonded thereto, the polycrystalline diamond region comprising bonded together diamond crystals and interstitial regions interposed between the diamond crystals, wherein a metal solvent catalyst material is disposed within the interstitial regions; and a substrate attached to the diamond bonded body.
2. The PCD composite compact as recited in claim 1 wherein the thermally stable region has a diamond volume density of approximately 100 percent.
3. The PCD composite compact as recited in claim 1 wherein the thermally stable region extends a depth of less than about 0.1 mm from the working surface.
4. The PCD composite compact as recited in claim 1 wherein the thermally stable region extends a depth of greater than about 0.1 mm from the working surface.
5. The PCD composite compact as recited in claim 1 wherein the polycrystalline diamond region has a thickness of at least about 50 micrometers.
6. The PCD composite compact as recited in claim 1 wherein the polycrystalline diamond region has a thickness in the range of from about 100 to 5,000 micrometers.
7. The PCD composite compact as recited in claim 1 wherein the substrate is integrally joined to the polycrystalline diamond region of the diamond body.
8. The PCD composite compact as recited in claim 1 wherein the polycrystalline diamond region comprises a volume content of diamond crystals that changes with location within the polycrystalline diamond region.
9. A drill bit used for drilling subterranean formations comprising a body and a number of cutting elements attached to the body, the cutting elements being formed from the PCD composite compact as recited in claim 1.
10. A PCD composite compact made by the process of:
combining:
a first volume of diamond crystal-containing material comprising bonded together diamond crystals and interstitial regions interposed between the diamond crystals, wherein a metal solvent catalyst material is disposed within the interstitial regions; with a second volume of diamond crystal-containing material consisting essentially of a single phase of bonded together diamond crystals;
wherein the first volume of diamond crystal-containing material is in contact with a substrate, and wherein the first volume of diamond-containing material, the second volume of diamond-containing material, and the substrate comprise an assembly; and subjecting the assembly to high pressure/high temperature conditions to form a diamond bonded body that is attached to the substrate and that comprises a polycrystalline diamond region formed from the first diamond crystal-containing material, and a thermally stable diamond bonded region that is formed from the second diamond-containing material, wherein the polycrystalline diamond region and the thermally stable diamond bonded region are integrally joined together, and wherein the thermally stable diamond bonded region is positioned along a working surface of the compact.
combining:
a first volume of diamond crystal-containing material comprising bonded together diamond crystals and interstitial regions interposed between the diamond crystals, wherein a metal solvent catalyst material is disposed within the interstitial regions; with a second volume of diamond crystal-containing material consisting essentially of a single phase of bonded together diamond crystals;
wherein the first volume of diamond crystal-containing material is in contact with a substrate, and wherein the first volume of diamond-containing material, the second volume of diamond-containing material, and the substrate comprise an assembly; and subjecting the assembly to high pressure/high temperature conditions to form a diamond bonded body that is attached to the substrate and that comprises a polycrystalline diamond region formed from the first diamond crystal-containing material, and a thermally stable diamond bonded region that is formed from the second diamond-containing material, wherein the polycrystalline diamond region and the thermally stable diamond bonded region are integrally joined together, and wherein the thermally stable diamond bonded region is positioned along a working surface of the compact.
11. The PCD composite compact as recited in claim 10 wherein the second volume of diamond crystal-containing material is formed by processes selected from the group consisting of chemical vapor deposition and plasma vapor deposition.
12. The PCD composite compact as recited in claim 10 wherein the second volume of diamond crystal-containing material has a diamond volume content of 100 percent.
13. The PCD composite compact as recited in claim 10 wherein the thermally stable diamond bonded region of the diamond bonded body extends a depth from the working surface of less than about 0.1 mm.
14. The PCD composite compact as recited in claim 10 wherein the thermally stable diamond bonded region of the diamond bonded body extends a depth from the working surface of greater than about 0.1 mm.
15. The PCD composite compact as recited in claim 10 wherein the polycrystalline diamond region has a thickness of greater than about 50 microns.
16. The PCD composite compact as recited in claim 10 wherein the polycrystalline diamond region has a thickness in the range of from about 100 microns to 5,000 microns.
17. A PCD composite compact made by the process of:
combining:
a volume of diamond powder; with a substrate, wherein at least one of the diamond powder and the substrate includes a solvent metal catalyst;
subjecting the volume of diamond powder and the substrate to a first high pressure/high temperature condition to consolidate and sinter the diamond powder to form a polycrystalline diamond region, and to join the polycrystalline diamond region to the substrate to form an assembly;
combining the assembly with a volume of thermally stable diamond bonded material consisting essentially of bonded together diamond crystals, wherein the volume of thermally stable diamond bonded material is positioned adjacent the polycrystalline diamond region; and subjecting the assembly and the volume of thermally stable diamond bonded material to a second high pressure/high temperature condition to consolidate the volume of thermally stable diamond bonded material to form a thermally stable diamond bonded region, and bond the thermally stable diamond bonded region to the polycrystalline diamond region to form a diamond bonded body, wherein the diamond bonded body comprises the polycrystalline diamond region interposed between the substrate and the thermally stable diamond bonded region.
combining:
a volume of diamond powder; with a substrate, wherein at least one of the diamond powder and the substrate includes a solvent metal catalyst;
subjecting the volume of diamond powder and the substrate to a first high pressure/high temperature condition to consolidate and sinter the diamond powder to form a polycrystalline diamond region, and to join the polycrystalline diamond region to the substrate to form an assembly;
combining the assembly with a volume of thermally stable diamond bonded material consisting essentially of bonded together diamond crystals, wherein the volume of thermally stable diamond bonded material is positioned adjacent the polycrystalline diamond region; and subjecting the assembly and the volume of thermally stable diamond bonded material to a second high pressure/high temperature condition to consolidate the volume of thermally stable diamond bonded material to form a thermally stable diamond bonded region, and bond the thermally stable diamond bonded region to the polycrystalline diamond region to form a diamond bonded body, wherein the diamond bonded body comprises the polycrystalline diamond region interposed between the substrate and the thermally stable diamond bonded region.
18. The PCD composite compact as recited in claim 17 wherein the volume of diamond powder comprises diamond grains having an average particle size in the range of from about 0.1 micrometers to 200 micrometers.
19. The PCD composite compact as recited in claim 17 wherein the volume of thermally stable diamond bonded material is formed by processes selected from the group consisting of chemical vapor deposition and plasma vapor deposition.
20. The PCD composite compact as recited in claim 17 wherein the volume of thermally stable diamond bonded material has a diamond volume content of approximately 100 percent.
21. The PCD composite compact as recited in claim 17 wherein the thermally stable diamond bonded region extends a depth from the a working surface of the diamond body of less than about 0.1 mm.
22. The PCD composite compact as recited in claim 17 wherein the thermally stable diamond bonded region extends a depth from a working surface of the diamond body of greater than about 0.1 mm.
23. The PCD composite compact as recited in claim 17 wherein the polycrystalline diamond region has a thickness of greater than about 50 microns.
24. The PCD composite compact as recited in claim 17 wherein the polycrystalline diamond region has a thickness in the range of from about 100 microns to 5,000 microns.
25. A method of making a PCD composite compact comprising the steps of:
combining:
a construction comprising a volume of polycrystalline diamond integrally joined to a metallic substrate, wherein the polycrystalline diamond comprises bonded together diamond crystals and a solvent metal catalyst disposed within interstitial regions interposed between the diamond crystals; with a volume of thermally stable diamond bonded material formed by chemical vapor deposition, wherein the volume of thermally stable diamond bonded material consists essentially of bonded together diamond crystals, wherein the volume of thermally stable diamond bonded material is positioned adjacent a surface of the volume of polycrystalline diamond; and subjecting the combined construction of the volume of polycrystalline diamond, the substrate, and the volume of thermally stable diamond bonded material to a high pressure/high temperature condition to form a diamond bonded body comprising a thermally stable diamond bonded region formed from the volume of thermally stable diamond bonded material, and a polycrystalline diamond region that is bonded to the thermally stable diamond bonded region and that is interposed between the substrate and the thermally stable diamond bonded region, wherein the thermally stable diamond bonded region forms at least a portion of a working surface of the diamond bonded body.
combining:
a construction comprising a volume of polycrystalline diamond integrally joined to a metallic substrate, wherein the polycrystalline diamond comprises bonded together diamond crystals and a solvent metal catalyst disposed within interstitial regions interposed between the diamond crystals; with a volume of thermally stable diamond bonded material formed by chemical vapor deposition, wherein the volume of thermally stable diamond bonded material consists essentially of bonded together diamond crystals, wherein the volume of thermally stable diamond bonded material is positioned adjacent a surface of the volume of polycrystalline diamond; and subjecting the combined construction of the volume of polycrystalline diamond, the substrate, and the volume of thermally stable diamond bonded material to a high pressure/high temperature condition to form a diamond bonded body comprising a thermally stable diamond bonded region formed from the volume of thermally stable diamond bonded material, and a polycrystalline diamond region that is bonded to the thermally stable diamond bonded region and that is interposed between the substrate and the thermally stable diamond bonded region, wherein the thermally stable diamond bonded region forms at least a portion of a working surface of the diamond bonded body.
26. A diamond bonded composite construction comprising:
a diamond bonded body including:
a polycrystalline diamond region comprising a plurality of bonded together diamond crystals and interstitial regions interposed between the diamond crystals, wherein the polycrystalline diamond region has a diamond volume content of less than about 99 percent;
a thermally stable diamond bonded region comprising a diamond volume content of approximately 100 percent, the thermally stable diamond bonded region being bonded to the polycrystalline diamond region; and a substrate bonded to the diamond body.
a diamond bonded body including:
a polycrystalline diamond region comprising a plurality of bonded together diamond crystals and interstitial regions interposed between the diamond crystals, wherein the polycrystalline diamond region has a diamond volume content of less than about 99 percent;
a thermally stable diamond bonded region comprising a diamond volume content of approximately 100 percent, the thermally stable diamond bonded region being bonded to the polycrystalline diamond region; and a substrate bonded to the diamond body.
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