Method of making a two-phase or multi-phase metallic material
A two-phase material comprises particles of a higher-melting-point phase (e.g. iron) dispersed in a lower- melting-point matrix (e.g. aluminium), the particles being of a material soluble in the matrix at the melting- point of the matrix with no perceptible dissolution of the particles evident in th...
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Format | Patent |
Language | English |
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01.09.1983
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Summary: | A two-phase material comprises particles of a higher-melting-point phase (e.g. iron) dispersed in a lower- melting-point matrix (e.g. aluminium), the particles being of a material soluble in the matrix at the melting- point of the matrix with no perceptible dissolution of the particles evident in the material. Such materials may n application as friction materials in brake pads, stair edging decking and industrial flooring. The particles are fed into a spray of molten matrix material, and the spray is directed onto a colder surface to solidify the matrix spray. The temperature of the spray is below the melting point of the particles so that no perceptible dissolution of the particles occurs. |
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Bibliography: | Application Number: GB19830004191 |