A wear-resistant bearing
A bearing bush and wear-resistant coating technology, applied in the field of wear-resistant bearing bushes, can solve the problems of limiting the service life of bearing materials in internal combustion engines, insufficiently refined organization, low matrix strength, etc. The effect of abrasion resistance
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Embodiment 1
[0047] A. Preparation of bearing alloy body
[0048] (1) Weigh each raw material component of the alloy body according to the following ratio,
[0049] Copper 76wt%
[0050] Rare earth metal 0.6wt%
[0051] Tin 7.8wt%
[0052] The balance is lead;
[0053] Wherein, the weight percent of described rare earth metal is composed of:
[0054] Ce 46wt%
[0055] Lanthanum 17wt%
[0056] Praseodymium 4wt%
[0057] Neodymium 18wt%
[0058] The balance is other rare earth elements;
[0059] (2) Before smelting, except for copper, other objects that need to be put into the furnace body are baked in an oven at 200°C for about 1 hour to prevent water vapor from being brought in during the smelting process;
[0060] (3) Put the electrolytic copper, tin and lead blocks into the medium frequency induction furnace after baking, first heat with low power for 3 minutes, then increase the power to melt the above raw materials, then add rare earth metals, and then melt at 1150°C 30min, s...
Embodiment 2
[0075] A. Preparation of bearing alloy body
[0076] (1) Weigh each raw material component of the alloy body according to the following ratio,
[0077] Copper 79wt%
[0078] Rare earth metal 1.2wt%
[0079] Tin 6.3wt%
[0080] The balance is lead;
[0081] Wherein, the weight percent of described rare earth metal is composed of:
[0082] Ce 47wt%
[0083] Lanthanum 21wt%
[0084] Praseodymium 5wt%
[0085] Neodymium 15wt%
[0086] The balance is other rare earth elements;
[0087] (2) Before smelting, except for copper, other objects that need to be put into the furnace body are baked in an oven at 200°C for about 1 hour to prevent water vapor from being brought in during the smelting process;
[0088] (3) Put the electrolytic copper, tin and lead blocks into the medium frequency induction furnace after baking, first heat with low power for 4 minutes, then increase the power to melt the above raw materials, then add rare earth metals, and then melt at 1200°C 25min, s...
Embodiment 3
[0103] A. Preparation of bearing alloy body
[0104] (1) Weigh each raw material component of the alloy body according to the following ratio,
[0105] Copper 83wt%
[0106] Rare earth metal 1.9wt%
[0107] Tin 5.5wt%
[0108] The balance is lead;
[0109] Wherein, the weight percent of described rare earth metal is composed of:
[0110] Ce 49wt%
[0111] Lanthanum 31wt%
[0112] Praseodymium 7wt%
[0113] Neodymium 11wt%
[0114] The balance is other rare earth elements;
[0115] (2) Before smelting, except for copper, other objects that need to be put into the furnace body are baked in an oven at 200°C for about 1 hour to prevent water vapor from being brought in during the smelting process;
[0116] (3) Put the electrolytic copper, tin and lead blocks into the medium frequency induction furnace after baking, first heat with low power for 5 minutes, then increase the power to melt the above raw materials, then add rare earth metals, and then melt at 1250°C 20min, sti...
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