Experimental simulator of outer-space conditions for the study of friction and wear
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Abstract
The operating conditions of movable couples and friction units in outer space are considered. The main factors affecting the friction and wear of materials in the outer-space environment are determined. An experimental simulator is described for studying outer-space friction interactions under terrestrial conditions.
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OpenAlex topics: Mechanics and Biomechanics Studies · Engineering Technology and Methodologies · Mechanical Systems and Engineering
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