Slide bearing for a centrifugal pump
AssigneeKSB Aktiengesellschaft
InventorsHans-Dieter Sturm, Frank Sehr, Anja Dwars
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AssigneeKSB Aktiengesellschaft
InventorsHans-Dieter Sturm, Frank Sehr, Anja Dwars
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A slide bearing for a centrifugal pump in which the slide bearing is lubricated by the pumped medium and is composed of a stationary part disposed in the housing of the centrifugal pump and a rotatable part which is supported by the shaft of the centrifugal pump and interacts with the stationary part to give a sliding pair. One part of the sliding pair is composed of a composite material, especially carbon fibers or silicon carbide fibers in a matrix of PEEK, carbon or carbon combined with silicon carbide. The other part of the sliding pair has a sliding surface made of a hard metal material and supported by a support material. A bond produced in the molten state is formed between the hard metal material of the sliding surface and the support material which supports the sliding surface of the other part of the slide bearing. The resulting slide bearing can be used in chloride-containing and/or corrosive media and has a sliding surface that is not prone to undercutting corrosion.
A slide bearing for a centrifugal pump lubricated by a medium pumped by the pump, said pump having a housing and a rotatable shaft, said slide bearing comprising a stationary part disposed in the housing of the centrifugal pump and a rotatable part which is disposed on the shaft of the centrifugal pump and interacts with the stationary part to form a sliding pair, wherein one part of the sliding pair is made of a composite material, and the other part of the sliding pair has a sliding surface that is made of a hard metal material and is supported by a supporting material, wherein the hard metal material of the sliding surface and the supporting material that supports the sliding surface of said other part are joined by a bond produced in a molten state.
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