Metal treatment – Compositions – Heat treating
Patent
1977-05-13
1982-04-06
Lewis, Michael L.
Metal treatment
Compositions
Heat treating
308241, 428683, 428687, B32B 1518, F16C 3300
Patent
active
043234011
ABSTRACT:
A bearing having a generally flat planer surface of pearlite, and an array of microasperities of martensite on the planer surface, each microasperity including a gently sloping front surface in relation to the direction of movement of the bearing and a sharply sloping rear surface in relation to such direction of movement. A pulsed laser beam or other heat source is focussed on the bearing to produce the array with microasperities of controlled size and shape.
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Belke William H.
Hafele Joseph C.
Landen Ernest W.
Richards Thomas J.
Caterpillar Tractor Co.
Lewis Michael L.
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