Antifriction powder materials for high-speed rubbing pairs

Baranov, N. G.

doi:10.1007/bf00796226

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“…Sintered iron base antifriction materials were not developed until the last decade because of poor corrosion resistance and antifriction properties. Considering the low cost and availability of iron, additions such as copper, graphite, manganese, lead and tin to iron have been attempted but improvement in one property was offset by a decrease in other properties [4,5,6].…”

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Liquid Phase Sintering of Fe-Cu-Sn-Pb System

Teisanu

Gheorghe

2011

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In this study the formation of the liquid phase during sintering process of Fe-Cu-Sn-Pb system was investigated. In order to reach this purpose a new material based on iron powder was developed using PM technologies. Additions like copper, tin and lead were added to iron powder and the mixture was sintered in dry hydrogen atmosphere at different temperatures and maintaining time. The liquid phase formed during sintering led to a considerable accurate process and swelling of the sintered compact was observed and studied.

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