Compositions – Electrolytes for electrical devices
Patent
1976-01-15
1977-11-01
Higel, Floyd D.
Compositions
Electrolytes for electrical devices
252 12, 252 122, 252 126, 308 72, 308 76, 308 78, 308238, 308240, 308116, C10M 500, C10M 700, F16C 2700
Patent
active
040564789
ABSTRACT:
A bearing material is formed from a body, a binder and a plurality of microcapsules uniformly dispersed in the binder and containing a lubricant. The microcapsules are adapted to be broken upon the exertion of a force and to release the lubricant. The lubricant may be a solid or a fluid. Lubricants having individual properties may be disposed in different microcapsules. For example, a lubricant operative to provide a lubrication at high temperatures may be disposed in some of the microcapsules and a lubricant operative to provide a lubrication at low temperatures may be disposed in other microcapsules. The body may be a fabric or may be formed from randomly oriented fibers defining a fibrous mat having a porous relationship.
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Higel Floyd D.
Roston Ellsworth R.
Sargent Industries, Inc.
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