The potential of new processing routes in Al-based plain journal bearings
The potential of new processing routes in Al-based plain journal bearings
Aluminium-tin alloy linings are used in modern plain journal bearings applications because they offer an acceptable balance between load-bearing capacity and fatigue resistance, in combination with conformability and embeddability. Conventionally processed bearings constitute tri-layer systems whose fatigue performance was found to be strongly dependent on relative layer properties and the micromechanics of the Al-lining. Novel distributions in the alloy lining and also opened up possibilities for varying mechanical properties through the lining thickness. The paper provides an overview of potential advantages the HVOF processing routes and new alloying possibilities might offer compared to conventional roll-bonding approaches.
Perrin, C.
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Harris, S.
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McCartney, D.G.
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Reed, P.A.S.
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2004
Perrin, C.
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Harris, S.
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McCartney, D.G.
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Reed, P.A.S.
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Perrin, C., Harris, S., McCartney, D.G. and Reed, P.A.S.
(2004)
The potential of new processing routes in Al-based plain journal bearings.
9th International Conference on Aluminium Alloys (ICAA9), Brisbane, Australia.
02 - 05 Aug 2004.
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Aluminium-tin alloy linings are used in modern plain journal bearings applications because they offer an acceptable balance between load-bearing capacity and fatigue resistance, in combination with conformability and embeddability. Conventionally processed bearings constitute tri-layer systems whose fatigue performance was found to be strongly dependent on relative layer properties and the micromechanics of the Al-lining. Novel distributions in the alloy lining and also opened up possibilities for varying mechanical properties through the lining thickness. The paper provides an overview of potential advantages the HVOF processing routes and new alloying possibilities might offer compared to conventional roll-bonding approaches.
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Published date: 2004
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9th International Conference on Aluminium Alloys (ICAA9), Brisbane, Australia, 2004-08-02 - 2004-08-05
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