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Analiz issledovanii vysokotemperaturnogo frettinga primenitel'no k razrabotke innovatsionnykh reshenii povysheniia nadezhnosti mashin

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DOI: 10.31483/r-74629
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Monograph «Culture. Science. Education: modern trends»
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Monograph «Culture. Science. Education: modern trends»
Author:
Valerii V. Alisin 1
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Глава 2. Наука
Pages:
114-125
Received: 29 January 2020

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1 FGBUN "Institut mashinovedeniia im A.A. Blagonravova RAN"
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Abstract

The article is devoted to the development of the direction of work on the creation of qualitatively new innovative solutions to ensure the reliability of connections of machine elements. The recommendations are based on the analysis of studies on wear process of the fixed joints of machine elements during microdisplacements in contact under the influence of vibration at high temperatures. It is established that physical and chemical processes occurring in the area of actual contact of the joint elements are varied and the effect of temperature on tribological characteristics of frictional contact is complex, since with an increase in temperature the reduction of worn-out volume can occur as well as increase of it. To predict the resistance of the contact to fretting, it is necessary to conduct a force analysis on the contact and determine the spectral composition of vibrations affecting the friction contact.

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