Cavitation wear resistance of engine bearing materials
作者： Aleksandar Rac
DOI: 10.1080/10402009408983299
关键词: Bearing (mechanical) 、 Tribology 、 Alloy 、 Motor oil 、 Cavitation 、 Materials science 、 Erosion 、 Metallurgy 、 Plain bearing 、 Aluminium
摘要: Tlie resistance to cavitation erosion of aluminum alloy, and cast sinte-red lead-bronze, materials which are most frequently used for engine bearings, has been evaluated. The tests were carried out in motor oil at a temperature 80°C, using magnetostrictive vibratory tester (20 kHz). results showed that the was greatest lead-bronze. On contrary, sintered though same chemical composition, had rate. Additionally, investigation overlay plated bearings nonresistive this type wear.
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