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A New Aluminum-Based Bearing Alloy for Slide Type Antifriction Bearings
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A new aluminum alloy named 1531 is described. It has been specifically designed for journal bearings of the new families of automotive engines expected to be produced in the second half of the nineties.
This new alloy, based on the Al-Sn-Si system, offers improved characteristics as regards resistance to dynamic loading and to wear, in comparison with conventional AlSn20 alloys now used.
The foreseen technological production process makes such alloy competitive to overplated Cu-Pb alloys.
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Abis, S. and Benetti, W., "A New Aluminum-Based Bearing Alloy for Slide Type Antifriction Bearings," SAE Technical Paper 932903, 1993, https://doi.org/10.4271/932903.Also In
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- Bradbury, R.M. His Majesty's Stationary Office Courier Press London 1949