Robert Boschgmbh

Gkn Sinter Metals Gmbh

Gkn Sinter Metals Gmbh and Robert Bosch Gmbh

Hans-Peter Koch

Andreas Harzer

Wilfried Aichele

Andreas Vogt

Werner Stehr

Heinrich Hecher

Christina Messner

Peter Kronbichler

Kurt Goller

Gundmar Leuze

Gerd Dornhofer

Torsten Bober

Ulrich Kemmner

Werner Grunwald

Hans Neu

Jochen Winkler

Gerd Dornhoefer

Thomas Broghammer

Guido Kurz

Karlheinz Burger

Peter Sellnau

Barbara Heinze

Hans Obenaus

Wolfgang Ballerstedt

The invention pertains to a plain porous bearing for motors and transmissions with a circular bearing bore that displays, distributed alternatingly across the bearing bore, highly compressed at least approximately closed-pore areas and slightly compressed, open-pore areas, where the bearing bore diameters of the highly and slightly compressed areas are at least approximately identical. Also provided is a procedure and device for production of the bearing.

Porous plain bearing with continuous variation of the borehole compression

A method for manufacturing a pressed part from a soft magnetic composite material. A starting mixture is provided that includes an iron powder and an auxiliary pressing agent. The starting mixture is pressed to form a pressed part and annealed at temperatures between 380&#xb0; C. and 450&#xb0; C. in a mixture of an inert gas and oxygen that has an oxygen concentration between 1% and 10% by volume. A second embodiment of a method for manufacturing a pressed part from a soft magnetic composite material in which a starting mixture is provided that includes an iron powder and an auxiliary pressing agent. The starting mixture is pressed to form a pressed part, annealed, and then postformed and re-annealed.

Method for manufacturing a pressed part from a soft magnetic composite material

In order to state a powdered metal composite material having a high specific electrical resistance and having good mechanical strength, very good resistance to temperature and to fuel, and a starting material and a method for the economical production of such a composite material, a powdered metal composite material having a high specific electrical resistance, which contains at least two oxides encapsulating the powdered metal particles, the oxides forming at least one common phase, and a starting material containing a powdered metal, which contains at least two antitack agents having oxidic pyrolysis residue and oxidic fine powder, and a method for producing such a composite material are made available, which relate to a starting material of the kind named, in which the starting material is pressed to form molded articles, in which the antitack agents are pyrolyzed in a nonreducing atmosphere to form oxides, and the oxides then present are made to react with one another to form at least one common phase.

Powdered metal composite material and starting material and method for producing such a composite material

A compression-molding material, in particular for producing a magnetically soft composite, including a raw powder exhibiting magnetically soft properties, a thermoplastic compound, and a lubricant. The lubricant is especially stearic acid. The compression-molding material is used to produce a magnetically soft composite, whose manufacture includes the method steps of preparation of the compression-molding material, molding of the compression-molding material at a temperature below the melting point of the thermoplastic compound, first thermal treatment of the molded compression-molding material at a temperature below the melting point of the thermoplastic compound, and second thermal treatment of the molded compression-molding material at a temperature above the melting point of the thermoplastic compound. The magnetically soft composite is suitable for manufacturing heat-deformation-resistant, corrosion-resistant, and fuel-resistant, magnetically soft components for high-speed controllers and actuators.

Mouldable material and method for producing a weakly magnetic composite material therewith

A soft magnetic material, and a method for manufacturing it, which is suitable, e.g., for use in solenoid valves is described. The individual powder particles of a metallic powdery initial component are equipped superficially at least largely with a high-resistance surface layer and the powder particles are densified into the material. Upon densification of the powdery metallic initial component into the soft magnetic material, the surface layers of the powder particles are additionally at least locally welded to one another. Welding can be achieved using shock densification.

Soft magnetic material and method for manufacturing it

A sintered plain bearing for motors and gear drives, having a running surface formed by a bearing bore and capable of having lubricant applied to it from lubricant reservoirs in the bearing, in which the bearing bore has, alternatingly distributed over the circumference, high-compaction small-pore running surfaces and axially extending low-compaction open-pore lubricant reservoirs. Lubrication is improved, especially in the initial phases of operation, by the fact that the lubricant reservoirs are constituted by channel structures having at least two longitudinal channels, and that at least in some of the channel structures, some of the channel crests remaining between adjacent longitudinal channels are in contact with the shaft received by the bearing bore in order to transfer lubricant.

Sintered plain bearing for engines and gears

A magnetically soft, moldable composite material include powder grains coated with nonmagnetic thermoplastic compounds or with molecular precursors for ceramics or with intermetallic compounds, the magnetic properties of the magnetically soft composite material being adjustable in that fashion. Also described is a method for manufacturing a magnetically soft, shapable composite material coated in that fashion, which can subsequently be processed into shaped parts.

Soft magnetic, deformable composite material and process for producing the same

A planar collector for an electric machine having radial commutator laminations arranged at an electrically insulating carrier. A plate (11) which can be soldered or welded and is divided into segments (11') with connections (17) is arranged on the electrically insulating carrier (10) and has a segmentation congruent to the commutator laminations (15), the commutator laminations (15) being soldered or welded on the plate (11).

Method of making a planar collector

Sinter alloys based on high-speed steel

High voltage electrodes for the ignition system of internal combustion

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Hans-Peter Koch