5. Antifriction materials for hydrodynamic conditions (M3)
This operating regime requires specific properties of the ring or bushing, which are often contradictory. One way of avoiding this difficulty is to use multi-layer materials, but also materials with multi-phase structures.
Given the wide variety of materials available for this regime, only the major families of materials and their specific properties are mentioned. A more detailed presentation can be found in Cazaud's book
[49]
.
Given the long history of anti-friction bearing materials, it is worthwhile tracing a brief history of their development, highlighting the main technical reasons that led bearing manufacturers to design the various types of material...
You do not have access to this resource.
Exclusive to subscribers. 97% yet to be discovered!
Already subscribed?
Log in!
Ongoing reading
Antifriction materials for hydrodynamic conditions (M3)