Basic concepts and characteristics of self - lubricating bearings

May 26, 2020
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Basic concepts and characteristics of self - lubricating bearings

 

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Basic concepts and characteristics of self - lubricating bearings

 

Basic concepts and characteristics of self - lubricating bearings

 

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Basic concepts and characteristics 

A large class of solid inlaid self-smooth bearing (JDB) is a novel and smooth bearing with both the characteristics of metal bearing and oil-free smooth bearing. It receives load from the metal matrix and produces a smooth effect from specially formulated solid smooth data.The inlaid self-smoothing composite material is a new type of ultra-pressure-resistant solid smoothing material, which is composed of a metal substrate and a solid smoothing paste in the hole or groove embedded in the substrate.

The metal substrate bears most of the load during the conflict.After the conflict, the solid smoothing agent in the hole or groove is transported or reversed to the conflict surface to form a smooth, strong and uniformly covered solid transporting film on the conflict surface, which greatly reduces the conflict wear.As the conflict progresses, the embedded solid smoothing agent is continuously provided on the conflict surface, ensuring excellent smoothness in the long run.It has the characteristics of high bearing capacity, impact resistance, high temperature resistance, self-smoothing ability and so on, especially suitable for heavy load, low speed, reciprocating or rocking, it is difficult to smooth and form the oil film, also not afraid of water and other acid liquid erosion and erosion.