Abstract
The article presents the results of the development of heat - and wear-resistant nanocomposite material based on copper powder Cu-Al-C-O system, which due to the optimally selected chemical composition and dispersion-strengthened structure with a strengthening phase γ-Al2O3 of nanodispersed range has a set of physical, mechanical and operational characteristics, at its level significantly higher than the similar characteristics of the standard bronze CuNi2Si F65 DIN 17666, used by a number of engine companies for the valve guides of powerful and high-forced internal combustion engines. In particular, the wear resistance coefficient for the valve guide made of this material is 17 times higher than for the guide made of this standard bronze. In this case, the coefficient of score-resistance of the bushings of the new material is 2.54 times higher than the same index for the bushings of bronze. Moreover, it also provides the least wear not only of the guide bushing but also of the valve, i.e. of the entire pairing as a whole.
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