Mold and method for manufacturing bimetal composite sliding bearing
A technology for sliding bearings and manufacturing methods, which is applied in the direction of sliding contact bearings, rotating bearings, bearings, etc., and can solve the problems of multiple sintering and rolling composite coil welding processes, low bonding strength of bimetallic bearings, and unstable quality of welds and other problems, to achieve the effect of firm interface, low scrap rate and wide application range
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[0039] A method for manufacturing a bimetallic composite sliding bearing, the preparation method comprising the steps of:
[0040] Step 1: Put the steel sleeve 3 with a preheating temperature of 200°C into the lower mold 4, and pour the alloy liquid 6 with a temperature of 1160°C into the pressure chamber 5. Steel sleeve 3 is Q235 steel, and alloy liquid 6 is copper-based alloy ZCuPb5Sn5Zn5.
[0041] Step 2: While the upper mold 2 is moving downward and the lower mold 4 is closed and kept under pressure, the indenter 8 is moved up to press the alloy liquid 6 into the annular space formed by the steel sleeve 3 and the steel core 1, and keep the pressure until the alloy liquid 6 is completely Solidification, holding pressure 21MPa, forming the lining layer of bimetallic composite sliding bearing.
[0042] Step 3: The steel core 1 is moved downward by 5mm to pressurize the lining layer, so that the lining layer is further combined with the steel sleeve 3 until the solidified lay...
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[0046] The difference between the second embodiment and the first embodiment
[0047] Step 1: Put the steel sleeve 3 with a preheating temperature of 500°C into the lower mold 4, and pour the alloy liquid 6 with a temperature of 1200°C into the pressure chamber 5. The steel sleeve 3 is stainless steel, and the alloy liquid 6 is copper-based alloy CuZn37Mn2Al2Si.
[0048] Step 2: While the upper mold 2 is moving downward and the lower mold 4 is closed and kept under pressure, the indenter 8 is moved up to press the alloy liquid 6 into the annular space formed by the steel sleeve 3 and the steel core 1, and keep the pressure until the alloy liquid 6 is completely Solidification, holding pressure 150MPa, forming the lining layer of bimetallic composite sliding bearing.
[0049] Step 3: The steel core 1 moves downward for 20 mm to pressurize the liner, so that the liner is further combined with the steel sleeve 3 until the solidified layer at the bottom of the steel core 1 is sep...
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[0051] The difference between the third embodiment and the first embodiment
[0052] Step 1: Put the steel sleeve 3 with a preheating temperature of 350°C into the lower mold 4, and pour the alloy liquid 6 with a temperature of 1180°C into the pressure chamber 5. Steel sleeve 3 is Q235 steel, and alloy liquid 6 is copper-based alloy ZCuPb10Sn10.
[0053] Step 2: While the upper mold 2 is moving downward and the lower mold 4 is closed and kept under pressure, the indenter 8 is moved up to press the alloy liquid 6 into the annular space formed by the steel sleeve 3 and the steel core 1, and keep the pressure until the alloy liquid 6 is completely Solidification, holding pressure 80MPa, forming the lining layer of bimetallic composite sliding bearing.
[0054]Step 3: The steel core 1 is moved downward by 10mm to pressurize the lining layer, so that the lining layer is further combined with the steel sleeve 3 until the solidified layer at the bottom of the steel core 1 is separat...
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