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Coupling Parts made from Hard and Soft Materials 1

by Lampros Georgiou - 18.6.2006

Frictional units incorporating parts made from hard and soft materials must be designed so that the rubbing surface of the harder and more wear-resistant material overlaps completely the rubbing surface of its mating member made of a softer and less wear-resistant material. Observation of this rule assures a uniform wear of the softer part. If the soft surface overlaps the harder one, a stepped worn spot appears which impairs the operation of the unit. Bellow you can find some typical applications.

 

 

shaft-bushing wrong design

 

shaft-bushing correct design

 

spherical bearing wrong design

spherical bearing correct design

 

face-type wear wrong design

 

face-type wear correct design

 

cylinder rod wrong design

 

cylinder-piston correct design


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