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Formation of shape and structure in freezing-on A babbitt layer

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    The freezing-on of babbitt onto a plane surface is an effective fective means for the production and repair of plane bearings.

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    The thickness of the freezed-on babbitt layer is directly proportional to the degree of the supercooling and the hold time of the bearing in the liquid melt.

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    The freezed-on babbitt layer does not contain pores, pits, or nonmetallic inclusions.

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    A strong diffusion coupling is formed between the babbitt layer and the specimen.

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  1. Kaliningrad State Engineering University, Kaliningrad, Russia

    A. G. Gromyko

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Translated from Metallovedenie i Termicheskaya Obrabotka Metallov, No. 7, pp. 36–37, July, 1998.

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Gromyko, A.G. Formation of shape and structure in freezing-on A babbitt layer. Met Sci Heat Treat 40, 299–300 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02474897

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