Many household appliances will now used in
powder metallurgy process to make, take the common electric fan, refrigerators,
computers, air conditioning, but also with respect to the traditional process,
used in powder metallurgy price and cost far below the traditional process,
today Xiaobian accompany you to understand household appliances in powder
metallurgy materials together!
In the development of household electrical
appliances, the early stage of powder metallurgy is mainly made of copper based
oil bearing bearing. Difficult parts, such as high precision, complex shape of
compressor cylinder cover, cylinder liner, as well as some special performance
requirements of the product also gradually developed. Our country just all
kinds of compressor of powder metallurgy structural parts demand, such as air
conditioners and refrigerators for rotary compressor, the annual output of
about 355 million units, and each will need to powder metallurgy structural
parts 80-350g.
Connecting rod type compressor for
refrigerator and its annual output is about 827 million units, and each
requires powder metallurgy structural parts 100g; sliding screw type compressor
of air-conditioner and refrigerator, its annual output is about 310 million
units, and each is need to powder metallurgy structural parts 30~200g.
Household electric appliance is a big market of powder metallurgy structural parts,
but these parts are not only complex in shape, but also require high
temperature and high pressure. This is also very useful for powder metallurgy
factory to further improve the level of technology and equipment and technical
design.
In order to reduce the noise, has entered
the household washing machine and an electric fan motor is used in powder
metallurgy bearing, especially low noise, can substitute for copper in iron
base oil bearing, the noise of the whole machine for ~ 40dB powder metallurgy
oil bearing. Because of its self lubrication, low noise, cheap price, suitable
for mass production, so it is widely used in the powder metallurgy oil
bearings, such as cameras, tape recorders, etc..