Method for protecting paired metal force-transmitting machine el

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204 46R, 204 52R, 428594, 428660, 428671, 428591, C25D 338

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046004793

ABSTRACT:
Paired metal force-transmitting machine elements are protected against fretting corrosion under dynamic or oscillating load or stress conditions by a protection layer between pairing surfaces, whereby a direct contact between these pairing or junction surfaces is avoided. The protection layer is a material having a different composition than that of the machine elements. The protection layer is applied between the paired surfaces and to at least one of the paired surfaces. The protection layer has a different crystal structure and a lower hardness than titanium material of which the machine elements are made. The protection layer is galvanically applied and is advantageously of copper, aluminum or silver, whereby the thickness is 5-50 .mu.m. In this way the fretting fatigue durability of machine elements made completely or partially of titanium materials is greatly improved in a simple manner.

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