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Frictional and Lubricating Materials with Mineral Components

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The results of the tribotechnical studies on frictional materials and lubricating composites in Armenia are presented. The characteristics of developed braking materials, antifriction polymeric composites, and lubricants are given. Recommendations on designing machine parts made of antifriction and friction composites based on polymers, as well as lubricants for friction units using local raw materials and minerals, are developed. Main regularities in the friction and wear of the surface layers of antifriction and friction composites materials are revealed. Environmentally safe and efficient brake materials for motor cars and railroad vehicles are presented. Self-lubricating materials for sliding bearings and novel additives for lubricants have been proposed for industry.

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

The paper is dedicated to the 80th anniversary of Corresponding Member of the National Academy of Sciences of Republic Armenia Professor Albert Knyazevich Poghosyan (1940–2014), who made an inestimable contribution to the origin and development of tribology in Armenia and was a major world authority, collaborating with the experts of the former USSR, the USA, and other countries representing Armenian science on a global scale [20].

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The work was performed under the financial support of the State Commitee for Science at the Ministry of Education and Science of Republic Armenia in the scope of research program “Development and investigation of machine parts and composite materials on a polymeric base using local raw materials and minerals” of the basic problem laboratory for tribology of the National Polytechnic University of Armenia for 2014–2020.

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    N. G. Meliksetyan, A. N. Karapetyan, W. V. Saroyan, K. V. Hovhannisyan & G. N. Meliksetyan

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Meliksetyan, N.G., Karapetyan, A.N., Saroyan, W.V. et al. Frictional and Lubricating Materials with Mineral Components. J. Frict. Wear 42, 63–74 (2021). https://doi.org/10.3103/S1068366621010050

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