Thermally applied coating of mechanically alloyed powders...

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C428S569000, C428S660000, C428S663000, C428S666000, C428S937000, C029S888074

Reexamination Certificate

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06887585

ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to a wear-resistant coating used for bearing surfaces and flanks of piston rings in internal combustion engines. The wear-resistant inventive coating is obtained by mechanically alloying powders which form a metallic matrix with hard material dispersoids and lubricant material dispersoids. The coating is then thermally applied to the workpieces, especially by means of high velocity oxygen fuel spraying (HVOF). The workpieces coated are bearing surfaces and parts of flanks pertaining to piston rings in internal combustion engines.

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