Non-homogeneous engine component formed by powder metallurgy

Machine element or mechanism – Elements – Pitmans and connecting rods

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ABSTRACT:
A connecting rod unitarily formed in a powder metallurgy process provides a non-homogenous structure. The connecting rod has a piston end, a crankshaft end, and an interconnecting shank. The piston end, the crankshaft end, and the interconnecting shank are formed of a structural material.

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