Lead-Free Replacements for SAE 792 in Bushing Applications

Saxton, D.

doi:10.4271/2006-01-1097

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“…It is worth noting that at high rotation speed conditions (100 N-2000rev min −1 and 64 N-2745 rev min −1 ), Material C (added with 1wt-% FemPn) and Material A have a similar wear rate. This could be due to the large iron phosphide powder (12–47 µm) being prone to agglomerate unevenly distributed at the grain boundary of copper alloy [29].…”

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Tribological performances of CuSn10Bi3 alloy containing MoSi2 and ferrophosphorus under starved lubrication

Yang

Zhao

et al. 2023

Materials Science and Technology

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The effects of molybdenum disilicide (MoSi2) and ferrophosphorus (FemPn) particles on the tribological properties of copper-tin bismuth (CuSn10Bi3) bimetallic bearing materials were studied in this paper. The samples of CuSn10Bi3 containing MoSi2 and/or FemPn were prepared by powder sintering technology and the metallographic structure of four kinds of self-lubricating copper alloy composite materials after sintering was observed. The tribological properties of the copper alloy composites under starved lubrication conditions were investigated and its worn surfaces and wear debris were discussed and analysed. The results show that the addition of MoSi2 and/or FemPn particles can effectively refine the grain size, optimise the grain boundary morphology, and improve the mechanical properties of the alloys. Under extreme working conditions, the hard particles reinforced copper-based alloy samples have better wear resistance and anti-seizure resistance. GRAPHICAL ABSTRACT

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