Sliding bearing and method of manufacturing the same
AssigneeTaiho Kogyo Co., Ltd.
InventorsMotoshi Hayashi, Masahiro Kawahara, Ken-ichirou Futamura, Toshiaki Inaguma, Makoto Shibata
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AssigneeTaiho Kogyo Co., Ltd.
InventorsMotoshi Hayashi, Masahiro Kawahara, Ken-ichirou Futamura, Toshiaki Inaguma, Makoto Shibata
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A cylindrical sliding bearing 1 can rotatably support a rotational shaft by a sliding surface 4 (inner circumferential surface). A crowning 5 having a sloped surface is formed at both ends of the sliding surface 4 in the axial direction. The crowning 5 includes a first crowning 3A formed of a sloped surface of a lining layer 3 and a second crowning 2A formed of a sloped surface of a back metal 2 positioned on the lower side of the first crowning. Unlike a conventional sliding bearing, the back metal 2 where the crowning 5 is positioned is provided as a sloped surface (2A). As compared with conventional bearings, the crowning 5 can be prevented from being unevenly brought into contact with the rotational shaft.
A sliding bearing including a cylindrical member or obtained by combining two semicylindrical members to be cylindrical, comprising
A method of manufacturing a sliding bearing including a cylindrical member or two semicylindrical members combined to be cylindrical, the cylindrical member or the semicylindrical members including a solid back metal and a lining layer provided to cover an inner circumferential surface of the back metal so that the lining layer serves as a sliding surface, the lining layer including a crowning formed of a sloped surface having a diameter gradually increasing towards an end surface from a center portion in an axial direction on at least one of both axial ends of the sliding surface, the crowning including a first crowning formed of a sloped surface on the lining layer and a second crowning formed on a sloped surface on a part of the back metal which corresponds to the first crowning, said method comprising the steps of:
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