Article | REF: B5310 V1

Criteria for selecting a landing. Validation

Author: Roger GOJON

Publication date: January 10, 1997

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2. Materials for plain bearings

The purpose of this paragraph is simply to highlight the aspects that will influence the choice of materials.

2.1 Solid lubricant materials

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They feature the following characteristics:

  • they are generally the most expensive;

  • they have a static coefficient of friction close to the dynamic coefficient, which varies greatly depending on the load: the static coefficient is generally lower than that of lubricated materials; on the other hand, the dynamic coefficient is higher than that of lubricated materials;

  • when used dry, they wear out and have a limited...

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