Specialized metallurgical processes – compositions for use therei – Compositions – Loose particulate mixture containing metal particles
Patent
1979-11-28
1981-09-01
Lewis, Michael L.
Specialized metallurgical processes, compositions for use therei
Compositions
Loose particulate mixture containing metal particles
106 113, 106 118, 75255, B22F 100, C23C 300
Patent
active
042869870
ABSTRACT:
An infiltrant product composition is disclosed for impregnating an iron powder compact. The infiltrant alleviates typical problems associated with use of infiltrating materials, including partial dissolution of iron base matrix by the infiltrant with consequent severe erosion, oxidizing or reducing effects of furnace atmospheres on infiltrant yield, and incompatible characteristics of infiltrant with the iron base matrix. The preferred infiltrant composition is by weight about 98.25% copper alloy and 1.75% carbonyl type iron powder. An additional 0.05% of aluminum to reduce residual formation and minimize residual adherence and 0.5% of a conventional lubricant based on the copper-iron mixture are added. The infiltrant is in a dry, compactible form.
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Boner, C. J., Manufacture And Application of Lubricating Greases, Rheinhold Publishing, pp. 152-153, 591-592 (1954).
Jacobson Harvey B.
Lewis Michael L.
United States Bronze Powders, Inc.
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