Inorganic skin film

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1994-04-29

1996-04-02

Zimmerman, John

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All metal or with adjacent metals

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428653, 428935, 277236, 384912, F16C 3306, F16C 3312, B32B 1518

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055039421

ABSTRACT:
A slide surface construction which is an inorganic skin film formed of an aggregate of Fe crystals having a body-centered cubic structure. The aggregate includes a large number of {222} oriented Fe crystals with their {222} planes (by Miller indices) oriented toward a slide surface. At least some of these {222} oriented Fe crystals are hexangular pyramid-shaped Fe crystals having six ridge lines. These Fe crystals having six ridge lines ensure that the oil retention of the slide surface construction can be improved, and a slide load acting on the slide surface can be finely divided.

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