Poly-p-phenyl sulfide as the material for oil-lubricated sliding bearings
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Tribological analysis of two different poly-p-phenyl sulfides, with melt viscosity differing more than twofold, is performed. The tribological properties of the poly-p-phenyl sulfides are compared with those of the composites based on minced carbofibers with 0.5% of fullerene C60 by mass added into the matrix of the composites. In interpreting the tribological dependences it is especially noteworthy that the load-bearing capacity of the materials allows consideration of many of these dependences as phase diagrams.
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OpenAlex topics: Tribology and Wear Analysis · Lubricants and Their Additives · Synthesis and properties of polymers
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