An Air Force Look at Solid Lubrication
Report Number: AFML-TR-70-127 p. 4
Author(s): Benzing, R. J., McConnel, B. D.
Corporate Author(s): Air Force Materials Laboratory
Laboratory: Air Force Materials Laboratory
Date of Publication: 1970-07
Pages: 17
Contract: AF33(615)-5278
DoD Project: 7343
DoD Task:
Abstract:
The field of solid lubricants has established itself as an important facet in the lubrication of aerospace weapons systems. Bonded films are the most widely used types, due primarily to the aircraft industry. The advantages and disadvantages of using solid lubricants are discussed. The various types of solid lubricants and typical uses in aerospace applications are presented. Future requirements and their influence on current programs for development of new lubricating materials are discussed.
Provenance: Lockheed Martin Missiles & Fire Control
Author(s): Benzing, R. J., McConnel, B. D.
Corporate Author(s): Air Force Materials Laboratory
Laboratory: Air Force Materials Laboratory
Date of Publication: 1970-07
Pages: 17
Contract: AF33(615)-5278
DoD Project: 7343
DoD Task:
Abstract:
The field of solid lubricants has established itself as an important facet in the lubrication of aerospace weapons systems. Bonded films are the most widely used types, due primarily to the aircraft industry. The advantages and disadvantages of using solid lubricants are discussed. The various types of solid lubricants and typical uses in aerospace applications are presented. Future requirements and their influence on current programs for development of new lubricating materials are discussed.
Provenance: Lockheed Martin Missiles & Fire Control
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