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Metal-PTFE material for dry friction bearings

V. N. Kornopol’tsev, N. V. Kornopol’tsev, Д. М. Могнонов

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The results of tribotests of a new sheet metal-PTFE material with steel counterbodies having different hardness are reported. They show that the material has a high wear resistance in dry friction. The hardening of the counterface increases significantly the permissible load on the metal-PTFE block. It is found that compaction conditions and the mode of arrangement of hair-cloth threads relatively to the sliding direction affect the metal-PTFE material wear resistance.

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The results of tribotests of a new sheet metal-PTFE material with steel counterbodies having different hardness are reported. They show that the material has a high wear resistance in dry friction. The hardening of the counterface increases significantly the permissible load on the metal-PTFE block. It is found that compaction conditions and the mode of arrangement of hair-cloth threads relatively to the sliding direction affect the metal-PTFE material wear resistance.

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The results of tribotests of a new sheet metal-PTFE material with steel counterbodies having different hardness are reported. They show that the material has a high wear resistance in dry friction. The hardening of the counterface increases significantly the permissible load on the metal-PTFE block. It is found that compaction conditions and the mode of arrangement of hair-cloth threads relatively to the sliding direction affect the metal-PTFE material wear resistance.

Key concepts: Materials science, Dry friction, Metallurgy, Metal, Forensic engineering, Composite material, Engineering

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