Babbit tin
International Equivalent
Mark | Analogue | W. Nr. | Aisi Uns | En | Order |
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Б83 | Delivery from the stock, in stock | ||||
Б88 | Delivery from the stock, in stock | ||||
Б16 | Delivery from the stock, in stock | ||||
БК2 | Delivery from the stock, in stock | ||||
БК2Ц | Delivery from the stock, in stock |
General characteristics of
Antifriction alloy based on lead or tin, low melting point, used to fill between the friction parts of the mobile nodes, invented by the American Isaac Babbitt in 1839 Distinguish 3 groups of alloys.
- tin B88, B83, B83S (consisting of Sn, Sb, Cu) was developed by I. Babbitt
- lead B16, bn, BSB (consisting of Pb, Sn, Sb, Cu)
- calcium BKA, BK2, BK2SH (consisting of Pb, Ca, Na)
In Eastern Europe the most popular the first two groups of. The composition of tin babbit according to GOST 1320−74 includes up to 90% Sn, up to 6% si and up to 9% Sb. The second group of lead-based standardized GOST 1209−90.
Dignity
Babbit is a very plastic at normal temperature, have t° melting point is not higher than 440 °C. they Have an extremely low coefficient of friction They are remarkably reduces the wear of moving parts, increase the efficiency of the equipment. Performance sliding bearings is determined by the thickness of the babbit layer on a steel liner. Babbit combine high ductility. With their help, accelerated pererabatyvaemogo to the surfaces in contact; they are able to retain lubricants, while firm enough to serve as a support shaft. This reduces the wear of the shaft. These advantages are achieved due to the special structure of solid grain bonded plastic base. Solid particles are the basis of the working shaft, they can withstand high pressures, and a soft base, provides rapid pererabatyvaemogo the shaft and retain lubricants.
Mechanical quality В83
t° | σIn | σT | Density |
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C °C | N/mm2 | N/mm2 | g/cm3 |
20 | 110−120 | 80−85 | Of 7.38 |
σin the Limit of short-term strength, [MPa]
σT — yield for residual strain [MPa]
Disadvantages
Babbitt alloys are not resistant to shock loads and vibration, which often complicates the work of the mobile nodes. Small strength allows you to operate only the babbit in the bearings with a solid housing on the basis of steel or non-ferrous alloys.
The production and use of
Most commonly used babbits of the following composition:
- 9/10 Sn, 1/10 Cu;
- 8/10 Pb, Sb 1/6, 1/20 Sn;
- 89% Sn, 7% Sb, 4% Cu.
To use alloying of Mg, Na, Ni, Ca, Cd, arsenic, tellurium. To improve the sliding alloy is applied to the bearing shells. From tin babbit grades B88, B83, B83S, SAE11, SAE12, ASTM2 high ductility and excellent performance slip. Compared to lead, they are more resistant to corrosion, wear, conduct heat better. Lead babbits (B16, bn, BSB, BKA, BK2, BK2SH, SAE13, SAE14, ASTM7, SAE15, ASTM15) cheaper and more heat-resistant.
Scope
Bearings of rolling mills, compressors, diesel engines, moving parts of heavy machinery, do not experience shock loads. Lead-calcium babbit V. use of motor-axial bearings of locomotives other parts of railway rolling stock.
Supply
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