WO2006027845A1 - 磁気エンコーダおよびそれを備えた車輪用軸受 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a magnetic encoder used in a rotation detecting device for a bearing portion that rotates relatively.
- the present invention relates to a wheel bearing provided with the magnetic encoder, and for example, to a magnetic encoder that is a component of a bearing seal that is mounted on a rotation detecting device that detects front and rear wheel rotation speeds in an antilock brake system of an automobile.
- the rotation detection device has a toothed rotor and a sensing sensor force, and is generally arranged apart from the seal device that seals the bearing to constitute one independent rotation detection device.
- Such a conventional example has a structure in which a toothed rotor fitted to a rotating shaft is sensed and detected by a rotation detecting sensor attached to a knuckle, and the bearing used is independent on its side. Protected against moisture or foreign material intrusion by the sealing device provided.
- Japanese Patent No. 2816783 discloses a bearing having a rotation detection device for detecting wheel rotation for the purpose of reducing the mounting space of the rotation detection device and dramatically improving the sensing performance.
- a structure is shown in which an elastic member mixed with magnetic powder is circumferentially vulcanized and bonded to the seal in the radial direction of the slinger to be used, and magnetic poles are alternately arranged there! / Speak.
- Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 6-281018 discloses a rotating member for the purpose of reducing the axial dimension, improving the sealing degree between the rotating member and the fixed member, and enabling easy attachment. It shows a coder built-in sealed structure in which a rotating disk is attached to the rotating member and a multi-polar coder is attached to the rotating disk. As the coder to be used, one having an elastomeric force to which magnetic particles are added is used, and the coder has a side surface substantially flush with the fixing member as a sealing means.
- Coders made of plastic (plastomer) containing magnetic powder and magnetic particles are still Like conventional injection molding and compression molding, it can be molded using a mold suitable for the product shape, that is, molded into the shape of the mold, or extruded or calendared using a T-shaped die.
- the sheet may be formed by sheet forming such as one forming and formed into a product shape by punching or the like, and then bonded and fixed to the metal substrate with an adhesive or the like.
- the metal substrate may be assembled in advance in the mold as in insert molding, and then the molten resin is poured into the mold to simultaneously process the bonding process.
- each of the above magnetic encoders includes a magnetic powder in a multipolar magnet.
- the magnetic encoder when used in an automobile bearing or the like, the magnetic encoder is exposed to a severe environment exposed to salt mud on the road surface. Therefore, generation of wrinkles during long-term use becomes a problem. In particular, when the content of magnetic powder is increased for miniaturization, wrinkles are likely to occur. In view of this, it was thought that the multi-pole magnet of the magnetic encoder would be protected, but it was difficult to select an appropriate protective material.
- the elastomer and plastomer in which the multipolar magnet contains the magnetic powder as described above have various problems as described below.
- a sintered body obtained by sintering a mixed powder of a metal powder and a nonmagnetic metal powder has been proposed (Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2004-03741).
- Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2004-03741 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2004-03741
- an antibacterial treatment according to the characteristics is required.
- the applicant of the present invention has also proposed a multi-pole magnet having an anti-corrosion coating of a tally-based high anti-corrosion paint (Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2004-085534).
- the dip coating or spray coating of modified epoxy-type tariya paint on multipolar magnets requires a thicker film to satisfy the corrosion resistance required for automotive undercarriage parts. May be higher. Also, masking may be required, and the process may become complicated.
- the process control range such as coating and baking at the time of film formation may be narrow and the yield may be poor.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a magnetic encoder that has excellent corrosion resistance, has no problem of wrinkles even during long-term use and use in harsh environments, has excellent productivity, and can achieve low cost. It is to provide.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a wheel bearing that can detect rotation with a compact configuration without increasing the number of parts, and is excellent in corrosion resistance and productivity of a magnetic encoder for detecting rotation, and can be reduced in cost. That is.
- the sintered cored bar integrated product in which the multipolar magnet that is a sintered body is fixed to the cored bar by caulking, the anticorrosion surface treatment is performed, so that the corrosion resistance is excellent. Even if used for a long time, severely, or in an environment, there is no problem of flaws! It becomes a magnetic encoder. Since the surface treatment is performed in the state of a sintered metal core integrated product, it has superior productivity and fewer costs compared to the case where individual surface treatment is performed, and the cost can be reduced.
- the surface treatment may be electrodeposition. Since electrodeposition coating has better throwing power than coating-type coating, the entire surface of the above-mentioned sintered cored bar integrated product can be painted, thus improving the corrosion resistance of the entire multipolar magnet that also has sintered strength. Can do. Also, in electrodeposition coating, the paint can easily enter the gap between the sintered body (multipolar magnet) and the cored bar, so an adhesion effect is obtained, and the multipolar magnet is firmly attached to the cored bar by the effects of both crimping and bonding. Can be held.
- the above-mentioned adhesive effect can prevent the separation of the multipolar magnet from the mandrel, improving the reliability of the product.
- the electrodeposition coating can form a uniform coating film compared to the coating method and impregnation method, so that the size control of the magnetic encoder as a product can be easily performed.
- Electrodeposition coating there are two strengths: the on-on type that makes the sintered core metal integrated product a positive electrode and the cation type that makes the negative electrode a negative electrode. Corrosion resistance is strongly demanded, such as automobile parts. If you prefer, cation type electrodeposition coating.
- at least one of the sintered body and the cored bar may be provided with a groove for entering the electrodeposition paint on the contact surface between the sintered body and the cored bar.
- the groove When the groove is provided in this way, the sintered body and the core metal are fixed by caulking, and then in the step of performing electrodeposition, the groove formed between the sintered body and the core metal is The electrodeposition paint penetrates by electrophoresis, and then the sintered body and the core metal are bonded by a drying and baking process, and the adhesion between the sintered body and the core metal is further improved.
- the magnetic powder may be samarium-based magnetic powder or neodymium-based magnetic powder. When these samarium-based magnetic powders and neodymium-based magnetic powders are used, a strong magnetic force can be obtained.
- As the samarium-based magnetic powder samarium iron (SmFeN) -based magnetic powder is used, and as the neodymium-based magnetic powder, neodymium iron (NdFeB) -based magnetic powder is used.
- the magnetic powder may be manganese aluminum (MnAl) gas atomized powder.
- the nonmagnetic metal powder may be tin powder. If the magnetic powder is ferrite powder, samarium-based magnetic powder, or neodymium-based magnetic powder, tin powder may be used as the non-magnetic metal powder.
- the mixed powder may contain two or more kinds of magnetic powders, or may contain two or more kinds of nonmagnetic metal powders.
- the mixed powder may contain two or more kinds of magnetic powders and may contain two or more kinds of nonmagnetic metal powders.
- desired characteristics can be obtained by arbitrarily mixing a plurality of kinds of powders. For example, when the magnetic force is insufficient with ferrite powder alone, it can be manufactured at low cost while improving the magnetic force by mixing the ferrite powder with the required amount of rare earth magnetic material samarium magnetic powder or neodymium magnetic powder.
- a wheel bearing according to the present invention includes the magnetic encoder having any one of the above-described configurations according to the present invention. Wheel bearings are generally exposed to road conditions, and the magnetic encoder may be subject to salty mud water. However, the entire sintered metal core that constitutes the magnetic encoder has an anticorrosive surface treatment. Therefore, it is highly effective in preventing fouling in the magnetic encoder due to salt mud water.
- particles such as sand particles may be trapped between the magnetic encoder and the magnetic sensor facing the magnetic encoder.
- the following protection is provided against this trapping. That is, magnetic powder
- the surface hardness of a sintered multi-pole magnet made of a non-magnetic metal powder is higher than that of a conventional elastic member containing magnetic powder or magnetic particles. For this reason, in a wheel bearing having a magnetic encoder for detecting wheel rotation, particles such as sand particles are trapped in the gap between the surface of the multipolar magnet on the rotating side and the surface of the magnetic sensor on the fixed side while the vehicle is running. Even if it is inserted, there is a significant reduction effect on wear damage of the multipolar magnet.
- the constituent element of the seal device that seals the bearing space may be a magnetic encoder.
- this wheel bearing includes an outer member having a double row rolling surface formed on the inner peripheral surface, and an inner member formed with a rolling surface opposite to the rolling surface of the outer member.
- a double-row rolling element interposed between both rolling surfaces, and a wheel bearing for rotatably supporting the wheel with respect to the vehicle body, wherein the wheel bearing is disposed between the outer member and the inner member.
- a sealing device for sealing the annular space is provided.
- the component of this sealing device is a magnetic encoder.
- the magnetic seal device is opposed to the first seal plate having an L-shaped cross section fitted to the rotation side member of the outer member or the inner member, and the first seal plate.
- a radial lip that is in sliding contact with the cylindrical portion is fixed to the second seal plate, and the first seal plate serves as a core metal in the magnetic encoder.
- a multipole magnet may be provided.
- the constituent element of the seal device is a magnetic encoder
- the rotation of the wheel can be detected with a more compact configuration without increasing the number of parts.
- a magnetic encoder is configured in such a sealing device in this way, stagnation of sand particles between the magnetic encoder and the magnetic sensor due to exposure to the above road surface environment becomes a problem.
- the surface hardness of the multipolar magnet is high, an effect of reducing wear damage can be obtained.
- an excellent sealing effect can be obtained by the side lip and radial lip fixed to the second seal plate being in sliding contact with the first seal plate.
- the first seal plate has, for example, an approximately Z-shaped cross section, and includes a fitting-side cylindrical portion that is fitted to the rotation-side member, a standing plate portion, and another cylindrical portion. It may be a thing. Sea If the steel plate has an approximately z-shaped cross section, the other cylindrical part can be used for caulking and fixing of the sintered body, and caulking and fixing of the sintered body can be performed more easily.
- the upright plate portion of the first seal plate may have a two-stage shape in which the inner peripheral portion and the outer peripheral portion are axially displaced from each other.
- the multipole magnet may be fixed to the standing plate portion of the first seal plate by crimping the outer cylindrical portion of the first seal plate.
- a multipolar magnet provided with plastic deformation parts plastically deformed in a protruding state toward the inner diameter side at a plurality of locations in the circumferential direction of the outer cylindrical part of the first seal plate and superimposed on the standing plate part of the first seal plate May be crimped and fixed by the plastic deformation portion.
- the multipolar magnet may be fixed to the standing plate portion of the first seal plate by plastic deformation of a claw-like projection provided on the outer peripheral portion of the first seal plate.
- FIG. 1 (A) is a partial perspective view of a magnetic encoder that works according to the first embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 1 (B) is a partial perspective view showing an assembly process of the magnetic encoder.
- FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram of magnetic poles also showing the front force of the magnetic encoder.
- FIG. 3 is a partially cutaway front view showing a sealing device equipped with the magnetic encoder and a magnetic sensor.
- FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing the back surface of another example of the multipolar magnet in the magnetic encoder.
- FIG. 6 is a partial perspective view showing an example of a cored bar in the magnetic encoder.
- FIG. 7A is a partial perspective view showing another example of a cored bar in the magnetic encoder, and FIG. 7B is a partial perspective view of a magnetic encoder using the cored bar.
- FIG. 8 is a partial perspective view showing still another example of the cored bar in the magnetic encoder.
- FIG. 9 is a partial perspective view of a magnetic encoder that works according to another embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 10 is a front view of the magnetic encoder.
- FIG. 11 is a partial cross-sectional view of a modification of the cored bar.
- FIG. 12 is a partial perspective view showing another modification of the cored bar.
- FIG. 13 is an overall sectional view of a wheel bearing provided with a magnetic encoder according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 14 is a partial cross-sectional view of the wheel bearing.
- the magnetic encoder 10 includes a metal annular cored bar 11 and a multipolar magnet 14 provided on the surface of the cored bar 11 along the circumferential direction.
- the multipolar magnet 14 is a member in which magnetic poles N and S are alternately formed in the circumferential direction and formed of magnetic poles that are magnetized in multiple poles.
- the magnetic poles N and S are formed to have a predetermined pitch p in the pitch circle diameter PCD (FIG. 2).
- the multi-pole magnet 14 is a sintered body obtained by sintering a green compact of powder mixed with magnetic powder and non-magnetic metal powder.
- the multi-pole magnet 14 is attached to the core metal 11 by caulking the core metal 11. Secure.
- An anticorrosive film 22 is applied as a surface treatment for corrosion prevention to the sintered metal core integrated product 21 in which the sintered body is fixed to the metal core 11.
- This magnetic encoder 10 is attached to a rotating member (not shown), and is used for rotation detection with a magnetic sensor 15 facing a multipolar magnet 14 as shown in FIG. And the magnetic sensor 15 constitute a rotation detection device 20.
- the figure shows an application example in which the magnetic encoder 10 is used as a component of a seal device 5 of a bearing (not shown), and the magnetic encoder 10 is attached to a bearing ring on the rotation side of the bearing.
- the seal device 5 includes a magnetic encoder 10 and a fixed-side seal member 9. The specific configuration of the seal device 5 will be described later.
- the magnetic powder mixed in the multipolar magnet 14 may be an isotropic or anisotropic frit powder such as a norlium-based or strontium-based material. These bright powders are granular powders Alternatively, it may be a pulverized powder having a wet anisotropic ferrite core force. When the pulverized powder such as the wet anisotropic ferrite core powder is used as a magnetic powder, it is necessary to use a mixed powder with a nonmagnetic metal powder as an anisotropic green body formed in a magnetic field.
- the magnetic powder is a mixture of at least two of samarium iron (SmFeN) magnetic powder, neodymium iron (NdFeB) magnetic powder, and manganese aluminum (MnAl) gas atomized powder. May be.
- the above magnetic powder is a mixture of samarium iron (SmFeN) magnetic powder and neodymium iron (NdFeB) magnetic powder, a mixture of manganese aluminum gas atomized powder and samarium iron magnetic powder, and samarium iron.
- a mixture of neodymium iron-based magnetic powder and manganese aluminum gas atomized powder is a mixture of samarium iron (SmFeN) magnetic powder and neodymium iron (NdFeB) magnetic powder.
- the ferrite powder when the magnetic force is insufficient with ferrite powder alone, the ferrite powder is mixed with the required amount of samarium iron (SmFeN) magnetic powder or neodymium iron (NdFeB) magnetic powder, which is a rare earth magnetic material. It can also be manufactured at low cost while improving.
- SmFeN samarium iron
- NdFeB neodymium iron
- the non-magnetic metal powder forming the multipolar magnet 14 may be any one of powders of tin, copper, aluminum, nickel, zinc, tantasten, manganese, etc., or non-magnetic stainless steel metal powder alone (1 Seeds), mixed powders with two or more kinds of power, or alloy powders with two or more kinds of power can be used.
- the metal that is the material of the core metal 11 is preferably a magnetic material, in particular, a metal that is a ferromagnetic material.
- a steel plate it is possible to use a ferritic stainless steel plate (CilS standard SUS430 type, etc.), a rolled steel plate that has been subjected to flaw prevention treatment, and the like.
- the shape of the core metal 11 is preferably a shape capable of fixing the multi-pole magnet 14 having various annular shapes.
- a shape capable of performing mechanical fixing such as caulking and fitting fixing is preferable.
- the core metal 11 has a cylindrical portion 11a on the inner diameter side that is the fitting side, and a vertical plate portion l ib that extends to the outer diameter side of its one end force, Other cylindrical part of outer diameter edge 11c A cross-section with a roughly inverted Z-shape.
- the core bar 11 may have an L-shaped cross section. In that case, the other cylindrical portion 11c is omitted from the core bar 11 of FIG. 1 (B).
- the metal core 11 has an L-shaped cross section, for example, a claw portion or the like is provided on the standing plate portion l ib and fixed by caulking.
- the cylindrical portion lla, the standing plate portion llb, and the other cylindrical portion 11c are press-molded integrally with a metal plate force such as a steel plate.
- the standing plate portion 1 lb is formed flat, and a non-magnetized sintered body of the multipole magnet 14 is incorporated on the surface of the flat standing plate portion ib, and the other cylindrical portion 11c of the outer peripheral edge is mounted.
- the multipolar magnet 14 is fixed in an overlapping state with the standing plate portion l ib of the core metal 11, and the sintered core metal integrated product 21 is obtained.
- the tip side portion or substantially the whole in the cross section serves as a caulking portion.
- this caulking portion extends over the entire circumference of the core metal 11 and thus has an annular shape.
- the portion fixed by the other cylindrical portion 11c of the multipolar magnet 14 is a recessed portion 14b that is recessed from the surface to be detected of the multipolar magnet 14, so that the plastic deformation portion I lea is multipolar.
- the magnet 14 is formed so as not to protrude from the surface to be detected.
- the caulking and fixing may be performed continuously as shown above, as shown in the cross-sectional view and the front view in FIGS.
- the cylindrical part 11a on the inner diameter side of the core bar 11 is the same as in the example of FIG. 1, its one end force is extended to the outer diameter side lib, and the cylindrical other cylindrical part 11c at the outer diameter edge thereof.
- the cross-section is generally an inverted Z-shaped ring.
- plastic deformation portions I lea that are plastically deformed in a protruding state toward the inner diameter side by staking or the like are provided at a plurality of circumferential positions in the other cylindrical portion 11c, and the multipolar magnet 14 is formed by the plastic deformation portions I lea.
- the portion fixed by the plastic deformation portion I lea of the multipolar magnet 14 is a recessed portion 14b that is recessed from the surface to be detected of the multipolar magnet 14, and thus the plastic deformation portion I The lea does not protrude from the surface to be detected of the multipolar magnet 14.
- the recessed portion 14b is an inclined surface 14b that approaches from the front surface to the back surface side as it reaches the outer diameter side.
- the core metal 11 has a vertical plate portion b that is axially displaced between the inner peripheral portion 1 lba and the outer peripheral portion 1 lbb as shown in FIG. It may be a two-stage shape.
- the force not shown in the figure. l It is arranged on the surface on the protruding side of the other cylindrical portion l ie in ib.
- the cored bar 11 having a substantially inverted Z-shaped cross section as in the example of FIG. 1, there are a plurality of circumferential directions on the edge of the other cylindrical part 11c.
- a tongue-like claw portion 11 cb is provided, and this tongue-like claw portion l lcb is plastically deformed toward the inner diameter side as shown by an arrow, that is, crimped to be bent, as shown in FIG.
- the multipolar magnet 14 may be fixed to the core metal 11.
- the multipolar magnet 14 is arranged on the surface on the protruding side of the other cylindrical portion 11c in the standing plate portion l ib as in the example of FIG.
- the standing plate portion l ib has a two-stage shape as in the example of FIG.
- the side surface shape of the multipole magnet 14 on the standing plate portion l ib side is in line with the two-step shape of the standing plate portion l ib as shown in Fig. 12 (B). It is good also as a side shape.
- the anticorrosion film 22 is applied by an electrodeposition method to the surface of the sintered cored bar 21 obtained by crimping and fixing the multipolar magnet 14 to the cored bar 11.
- Encoder 10 is configured.
- the electrodeposition coating of the anticorrosion film 22 is performed by applying an electric current to the sintered cored bar integrated product 21 immersed in the water-soluble paint and electrochemically performing electrophoresis on the surface of the sintered cored bar integrated product 21.
- the anticorrosion film 22 is applied to the surface.
- the above electrodeposition coatings can be broadly divided into two types: one-on electrodeposition coating that makes the sintered core metal integrated product 21 positive. There are two types.
- the moisture content of the anticorrosion coating 22 which is an electrodeposition coating applied by the above electrodeposition coating is about 10% or less, and is dried and baked to form a final coating.
- the characteristics of the above-mentioned electrodeposition coating are that the uniform film thickness is better than that of solvent coating and the like is good, so even a product with large irregularities can be uniformly coated on the entire surface. If masking technology is used, two-color coating can be easily performed by using electrodeposition coating and plating together or by repeating electrodeposition coating twice. For this reason, the coating properties of the end face part, which is not easy to coat with the coating of existing modified epoxy-type tariya paint by dipping (spraying) method or spraying (spraying) method, is greatly improved by the above electrodeposition coating. To do.
- the coating material is sintered in the sintered body cored product 21 due to electrophoretic coating and penetration of the sintered body crimped portion and inner diameter side end surface portion.
- Polar magnet Because it acts as an adhesive between the stone 14) and the metal core 11, the sintered body (compared to the ones that apply the existing modified epoxy-type tariya paint by dipping or spraying) The adhesion between the multipolar magnet 14) and the cored bar 11 is greatly improved.
- the sintering is performed as shown in FIGS. 8 and 9, for example.
- the body (multipolar magnet 14) may have grooves 23 and 24 that allow the water-soluble electrodeposition paint to enter the back surface (the surface in contact with the core 11).
- a plurality of radial grooves 23 extending in the radial direction are formed, and in the example of FIG. 9, the plurality of radial grooves 23 and the sintered body (multipolar magnet 14) are concentric with the above.
- a ring-shaped groove 24 intersecting with the radial groove 23 is formed.
- grooves 25, 25A, and 26 that allow the water-soluble electrodeposition paint to penetrate may be formed across the standing plate portion l ib or the standing plate portion l ib of the core metal 11 and the other cylindrical portion 11c.
- a plurality of radial grooves 25 extending in the radial direction are formed by pressing or cutting on the surface of the standing plate portion ib that contacts the sintered body (multipolar magnet 14).
- a plurality of radial grooves 25A extending from the standing plate portion l ib to the other cylindrical portion 11c are formed by pressing or cutting.
- a plurality of radial grooves 25 and a ring-shaped groove 26 that is concentric with the core metal 11 and intersects with the radial grooves 25 are formed in the standing plate portion ib by press working or cutting. ing.
- the magnetic encoder 10 having this configuration is used for rotation detection with the magnetic sensor 15 facing the multipolar magnet 14.
- the pitch p (Fig. 2) of the magnetic poles N and S can be set finely.
- the pitch p is 1.5mm and the pitch difference is ⁇ 3%, which enables highly accurate rotation detection.
- the pitch difference is a predetermined distance from the magnetic encoder 10. This is a value indicating the difference in distance between the magnetic poles detected at a distant position as a percentage of the target pitch.
- This magnetic encoder 10 has excellent corrosion resistance because the sintered core metal integrated product 21 in which the sintered multi-pole magnet 14 is fixed to the core metal 11 by caulking is subjected to a surface treatment for anticorrosion. It can be used as a magnetic encoder with no problem of wrinkles even when used for a long time or in severe environments. For example, it can be used in an environment where wrinkles are likely to occur, such as a wheel bearing.
- the multipolar magnet 14 since the multipolar magnet 14 also has a sintered body force mixed with magnetic powder, as shown below, the multipolar magnet 14 can be thinned while securing a magnetic force that can provide stable sensing. In addition to being compact, it has excellent wear resistance and productivity.
- the surface hardness of the multipolar magnet 14 is higher than that of a conventional coder made of elastomer or elastic material containing magnetic powder or magnetic particles. Therefore, when applied to the rotation detection device 20 for detecting wheel rotation, particles such as sand particles are trapped in the gap between the surface of the rotating multipole magnet 14 and the surface of the stationary magnetic sensor 15 while the vehicle is running. Even if inserted, the wear resistance of the multipolar magnets 14 is significantly reduced compared to a conventional elastic body that is less susceptible to wear damage.
- 'Since electrodeposition coating has better throwing power than coating-type coating, the entire product can be painted, so the overall corrosion resistance of the sintered body (multipolar magnet 14) can be improved.
- 'Since electrodeposition coating has better throwing power than coating-type coating, it can easily enter the gap between the sintered body (multi-pole magnet 14) and the cored bar 11.
- the sintered body and the metal core can be held in both the “bonding” and the “bonding”. Even if the caulking is loose, the separation can be prevented by the adhesive effect, improving the reliability of the product.
- Electrodeposition coating can form a uniform coating film compared to the coating method, so the product size can be easily controlled.
- Adhesion between the sintered body and the core metal can be improved by providing a recess in at least one of the sintered body (multipolar magnet 14) and the core metal (11).
- Table 1 the test results of the corrosion resistance performance of the anticorrosion film 22 by the electrodeposition coating will be described together with Table 1.
- the test was carried out on each of the samples which are Examples 1 to 10 and Comparative Example 1 to 10 which are relevant to the above embodiment.
- samarium iron (Sm—Fe—N) based magnetic powder and neodymium iron (Nd—Fe—B) based magnetic powder are used as magnetic powders constituting the multi-pole magnet 14 of the sintered body.
- Sninders were all Sn.
- Table 1 shows the power and blending ratio of any magnetic powder.
- a green body (unsintered green compact) of 54 ⁇ . ⁇ 66mm X I.5mm was molded with a pressure press and fired in the air for 1 hour.
- the shapes of the sintered body (multipolar magnet 14) and the cored bar 11 of each sample are the shapes shown in FIG. Examples 1 to 10
- Each sample was subjected to the above-described various electrodeposition coatings on the sintered cored bar integrated product 21 to form a fender proof film 22.
- various coatings such as epoxy coating and epoxy impregnation were performed.
- Example 1 A sintered body (multi-pole magnet 14) is made of an Sm-Fe- ⁇ -type magnetic body, a groove is formed in the sintered body and the core metal 11, and the sinter core metal integrated product 21 has a cation. Electrodeposition was performed. This example was excellent in all of corrosion resistance, flatness and adhesion.
- Example 2 A sintered body (multipolar magnet 14) is made of an Sm-Fe-N-based magnetic body, and a groove is formed in the sintered body and the core metal 11. Electrodeposition was performed. In this example, although the corrosion resistance was slightly inferior to that in the case of cationic electrodeposition, the flatness and adhesion were excellent.
- Example 3 A sintered body (multi-pole magnet 14) is made of an Nd-Fe-B based magnetic body, and a groove is formed in the sintered body and the core metal 11; Electrodeposition was performed. This example was excellent in all of corrosion resistance, flatness and adhesion.
- Example 4 1 10 Sintered body (multi-pole magnet 14) is either one of the cores 11 or one of them, or a cation electrodeposition was performed on the sintered body cored product 21 with grooves on both sides. . In each of these examples, all were excellent in corrosion resistance, flatness, and adhesion. In particular, the adhesion was very good.
- Comparative Example 2 Sm-Fe-N magnetic material was used for the sintered body (multipolar magnet 14), and the sintered body and the core metal 11 were grooved. Then, dilute the epoxy-type talya (Tokyo Paint: TPR—RC talier) with thinner, immerse the sintered body in the diluted solution, perform vacuuming, and forcibly fill the gap between the sintered body and the core metal 11 After impregnating with fat and holding for a certain period of time, the sintered body was taken out and baked at 180 ° C for 20 minutes. In this example, although the corrosion resistance was good, the flatness was inferior, and the adhesion was also inferior to that of the electrodeposition coating.
- TPR—RC talier Tokyo Paint: TPR—RC talier
- Comparative example 3 Nd-Fe-B magnetic material is used for the sintered body (multipolar magnet 14), and the sintered body and the core metal 11 are grooved. Then, dilute the epoxy-based talya (manufactured by Tokyo Vint Co., Ltd .: TPR—RC talier) with thinner, immerse the sintered body in the diluted solution, and perform vacuuming to force the gap between the sintered body and the metal core 11 After impregnating with rosin and holding for a certain period of time, the sintered body was taken out and baked at 180 ° C for 20 minutes.
- the corrosion resistance was good, but the flatness was inferior, and the adhesion was also inferior to that of the electrodeposition coating.
- Comparative Example 4 1 10 Sm-in the sintered body (multipolar magnet 14) For sintered cored bar integrated product 21 using Fe-N magnetic body and grooved in either or both of sintered body or cored bar 11 Then, dilute the epoxy-type talya (Tokyo Paint: TPR—RC talier) with thinner, immerse the sintered body in the diluted solution, perform vacuuming, and force it into the gap between the sintered body and the metal core 11 After impregnating with fat and holding for a certain period of time, the sintered body was taken out and baked at 180 ° C for 20 minutes. In these examples, the corrosion resistance was good, but the flatness was inferior, and the adhesion was also inferior to that of the electrodeposition coating.
- this wheel bearing includes an inner member 1 and an outer member 2, a plurality of rolling elements 3 accommodated between the inner and outer members 1 and 2, and an inner and outer members 1 and 2. And the sealing devices 5 and 13 for sealing the end annular space.
- One end sealing device 5 has a magnetic encoder 10.
- the inner member 1 and the outer member 2 have raceway surfaces la and 2a of the rolling element 3, and each raceway surface la and 2a is formed in a groove shape.
- the inner member 1 and the outer member 2 are an inner peripheral member and an outer peripheral member that are rotatable with respect to each other via the rolling elements 3, respectively.
- the bearing inner ring may be an assembly member in which the bearing outer ring and another part are combined. Further, the inner member 1 may be a shaft.
- the rolling element 3 is composed of a ball or a roller, and in this example, a ball is used.
- FIG. 14 shows an enlarged view of the sealing device 5 with a magnetic encoder.
- the sealing device 5 is the same as that shown in FIG. 3, and a part thereof has been described above, but the details will be described with reference to FIG.
- the sealing device 5 is attached to a rotating member of the inner member 1 and the outer member 2 with the magnetic encoder 10 or its core 11 serving as a slinger.
- the rotating member is the inner member 1
- the magnetic encoder 10 is attached to the inner member 1.
- the sealing device 5 includes first and second annular seal plates (11) and 12 made of a metal plate, which are attached to the inner member 1 and the outer member 2, respectively.
- the first seal plate (11) refers to the metal core 11 in the magnetic encoder 10, and will be described as the metal core 11.
- the magnetic encoder 10 is useful for the first embodiment described above with reference to FIGS. 1 to 3, and redundant description thereof is omitted.
- a rotation detection device 20 for detecting the wheel rotation speed is configured by arranging the magnetic sensor 15 as shown in the figure so as to face the multipolar magnet 14 in the magnetic encoder 10.
- the second seal plate 12 is a member constituting the seal member 9 (Fig. 3), and a side lip 16a that is in sliding contact with the standing plate portion l ib of the core metal 11 that is the first seal plate.
- Radial lips 16b and 16c that are in sliding contact with the cylindrical portion 11a are integrally provided.
- the lips 16a-16c are provided as a part of the elastic member 16 vulcanized and bonded to the second seal plate 12.
- the number of these lips 16a and 16c may be arbitrary, but in the example of FIG. 14, one side lip 16a and two radial lips 16c and 16b located inside and outside in the axial direction are provided.
- the second seal plate 12 is configured such that the elastic member 16 is held in a fitting portion with the outer member 2 which is a fixed side member. That is, the elastic member 16 has a tip cover portion 16d that covers the inner diameter surface force of the cylindrical portion 12a up to the tip outer diameter, and this tip cover portion 16d is formed between the second seal plate 12 and the outer member 2. Intervenes in the fitting part.
- the cylindrical portion 12a of the second seal plate 12 and the other cylindrical portion 11c of the core 11 that is the first seal plate are opposed to each other with a slight radial gap, and the labyrinth seal 17 is configured by the gap. Yes.
- the rotation of the inner member 1 that rotates together with the wheel is detected by the magnetic sensor 15 via the magnetic encoder 10 attached to the inner member 1, and the wheel rotates. Speed is detected. Since the magnetic encoder 10 is a constituent element of the sealing device 5, it is possible to detect the rotation of the wheel without increasing the number of parts. Wheel bearings are generally exposed to the road surface environment, and the magnetic encoder 10 may be subject to salty mud water, but the entire sintered core mandrel 21 constituting the magnetic encoder 10 has anticorrosive properties. Therefore, it is possible to reliably prevent the magnetic encoder 10 from being wrinkled by salt mud water.
- the multipolar magnet 14 of the magnetic encoder 10 also has a sintered body force as described above. Since it is hard and hard, wear damage on the surface of the multipolar magnet 14 is greatly reduced as compared with a conventional elastic body.
- the first seal lip 16a-16c provided on the second seal plate 12 is in sliding contact with the cylindrical portion 12a of the second seal plate 12. It can be obtained with a labyrinth seal 17 constituted by the other cylindrical portion 11c of the core metal 11, which is a seal plate, facing each other with a slight radial gap.
- a magnetic encoder is attached to the outer member.
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