Metal founding – Process – Shaping liquid metal against a forming surface
Patent
1971-09-10
1976-02-17
Smith, Al Lawrence
Metal founding
Process
Shaping liquid metal against a forming surface
164100, B22D 1100
Patent
active
039385795
ABSTRACT:
Bearings including a layer of a bearing metal, e.g. a lead/tin alloy, in which continuous or discontinuous carbon fibres are incorporated and are concentrated at or near the bearing surface. The proportion of carbon fibres at or near the bearing surface is from 2 to 60 .sup.v /o.
A method of making shell bearings of this type comprises providing a trough of a backing material for the bearing carrying a continuous longitudinal tow of carbon fibres, pouring into the trough a molten bearing metal at a temperature at which it wets the carbon fibres, and cooling and solidifying the bearing metal with the carbon fibres incorporated therein. The carbon fibres may be coated, e.g. with copper, to enable them to be more readily wetted by the molten bearing metal.
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Howlett, deceased Brian Wilfred
Nicholas Michael George
Old Charles Fraser
Smith Al Lawrence
United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority
Watson Robert C.
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