Analysis of a steel disk surface running in tandem with the metal–ceramic friction material MK-5 under the conditions of boundary friction of a hydromechanical transmission


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Abstract

The development of metal–ceramic copper-based materials that operate under lubrication requires experience in operation under normal conditions, as well as with disruption of operation. The exclusion of a component or substitutions in the material composition is an important issue when taking into account that the component belongs to a group of hazardous substances that contain lead in MK-5 metal–ceramic copper-based friction materials.

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A. V. Leshok

Powder Metallurgy Institute

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Email: sdilav@tut.by
Belarus, ul. Platonova 41, Minsk, 220005

A. F. Il’yushchenko

Powder Metallurgy Institute

Email: sdilav@tut.by
Belarus, ul. Platonova 41, Minsk, 220005

A. A. Dmitrovich

Powder Metallurgy Institute

Email: sdilav@tut.by
Belarus, ul. Platonova 41, Minsk, 220005

A. N. Rogovoi

Powder Metallurgy Institute

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Belarus, ul. Platonova 41, Minsk, 220005

D. I. Maroka

Powder Metallurgy Institute

Email: sdilav@tut.by
Belarus, ul. Platonova 41, Minsk, 220005

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