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Durability Criterion for Lubricant Oils Alloyed with Micro/Nanoparticles of Insoluble Friction Modifiers

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An equation is proposed for estimating the resource of a lubricating medium in a heavily loaded friction unit. The durability of Mobil Ultra SAE 10W-40 oil and the same oil with additives of fullerene С60 and serpentinite was estimated. Based on these values, a criterion for the durability of lubricants in friction units was constructed, which makes it possible to provide the rationality of introducing insoluble micro/nano additives into the lubricating medium. The possibility of increasing the antifriction characteristics of the studied oil by doping these oils with micro/nano additives of insoluble friction modifiers was confirmed.

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    A. Yu. Albagachiev, I. A. Buyanovskii & A. Tokhmetova

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Albagachiev, A.Y., Buyanovskii, I.A. & Tokhmetova, A. Durability Criterion for Lubricant Oils Alloyed with Micro/Nanoparticles of Insoluble Friction Modifiers. J. Mach. Manuf. Reliab. 52, 386–390 (2023). https://doi.org/10.3103/S1052618823040027

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