Thermal Parameters of Sweat Lubricating Composite and its Effect on High Temperature Rolling Bearing

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The thermal parameters of sweat self-lubricating composite and its effect on high temperature rolling bearing have been investigated in the paper. A new expression of describing the contact area of the rolling bearings has been developed and used to calculate the change value of the contact area with temperature. The result indicates that the thermal parameters of the sweat self-lubricating composite greatly improve the contact area of the bearings by comparing with the material M50, the increase rate of contact area is lower than that of M50.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 79-82)

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1895-1898

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August 2009

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