Prospects for Creating Bearing Details Using Secondary Materials

Urishev  Gulyam; Mo`minov Shukurillo Maribjon  o`g`li

doi:10.31149/ijot.v5i5.4341

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Urishev Gulyam Andijan Machine-Building Institute, Department of "Materials Science and Technology of New Materials", candidate of technical sciences, docent
Mo`minov Shukurillo Maribjon o`g`li Andijan Machine-Building Institute, Department of "Materials Science and Technology of New Materials", master's degree

Vol. 5 No. 5 (2023): International Journal on Orange Technologies

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May 9, 2023

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This article talks about the future prospects of the production of bearings from secondary metal waste and their use in machine building, aviation, and shipbuilding. Bearings made of secondary metals are economically more convenient and have a significant positive impact on the environment.

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