Water Lubricated Bearing Molding Technology Impact on Bearing Bush Material Performance

Jin Min Peng

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.382.408

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Water Lubricated Bearing Molding Technology Impact on Bearing Bush Material Performance

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Water lubricated plastic alloy bearing molding technology determines the mechanical properties and performance of the product. The influence of molding temperature and time are significant on the performance of water lubricated bearing. The experiment selected five vulcanization temperatures from 110°C-190°C, and five time points from 5-25min to assess their influence on the tensile strength, stretching strength and abradability of bearing material. The corelation between temperature and time is analyzed and a vulcanization curve of plastic alloy production in the situation of 170°C (vulcanization temperature), 2Mpa (vulcanization pressure). The curve realizes a long vulcanization induction period at a fast vulcanization speed with a broad vulcanization plateau that reduces the vulcanization time in the production process and enhances efficiency massively.

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