Miba Sinter Austria Gmbh

Markus Schauer

Karl Dickinger

Alexander Mueller

Christian Dumanski

Franz-Josef Gielesberger

Martin Karlsberger

Andreas Tiefenthaler

Dominik Kronberger

A method for connecting a first component to a second component to form an assembly forms a press fit connection between the first component and the second component, for which purpose the second component is produced having an annular component section. A recess is formed, in which the first component is at least partially arranged. At least the annular component section of the second component is produced as a sintered component and has net shape or near net shape quality at least in the region of the recess.

Method for connecting a first component to a second component to form an assembly

A camshaft adjuster is produced that includes a stator and a rotor, which is rotatable relative to the stator, wherein the stator and the rotor are produced with first planar surfaces on a first end face and with second planar surfaces on a second end face, which is formed to be opposite the first end face when viewed in an axial direction and wherein the rotor and/or the stator is or are produced according to a powder-metallurgical method, The first planar surfaces and the second planar surfaces of the stator and the rotor are ground or finished, and the lateral surface of the stator and the lateral surface of the rotor are left uncalibrated.

Method for producing a camshaft adjuster

The invention relates to a bearing cover () for a split bearing arrangement (), which comprises a bearing block () in addition to the bearing cover (), wherein the bearing cover () has a clamping surface (), which in an assembled state of the bearing arrangement () fits against a counter clamping surface () of the bearing block (), and wherein at least one projection () is formed on the clamping surface () and projects from the latter, which can be pushed into the counter clamping surface () of the bearing block (), and which has a round or round-convex cross-sectional form in a plan view of the clamping surface ().

Bearing cover

A bearing cover for a split bearing arrangement includes a stiffening element between threaded bores for receiving threaded bolts in order to connect the bearing cover to a bearing block. Provided between two clamping surfaces is a first radially inner bearing support surface having an at least approximately arcuate cross-section as viewed in the axial direction. Adjoining the bearing support surface and following the cross-sectional contour of the bearing support surface, a reinforcing web is provided on the stiffening element which has a varying height as viewed perpendicular to the bearing support surface, and the tallest height is disposed in the region of the half angular span of the bearing support surface.

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Gunskirchen, Austria

Markus Schauer