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    Determination of the Optimal Parameters of the Structure of Functional Gradient Materials using Mathematical Modelling Approaches
    (International OCSCO World Press, Poland, 2019) Lyashenko, B. A.; Stotsko, Z. A.; Kuzin, Oleg A.; Kuzin, Mykola O.; Mikosianchyk, Oksana
    EN: Abstract. Purpose: Functioning of mechanical friction systems largely depends on the characteristics of the structure of their surface layers. By controlling these parameters, it is possible to significantly adjust the reliability and durability of parts under the conditions of contact interaction. Design/methodology/approach: he proposed approach, which is based on the principle of nonlocality of the operational properties of materials, allows determining the optimal microhardness values of the surface layers and the gradient of this parameter, at which the contact durability of friction pair elements significantly increases. Findings: It is established that by adjusting the ratios of the surface strength of materials and its gradient, it is possible to achieve a significant increase in the operational parameters of friction units. Practical implications: The engineering relationship considered in the work allows to establish functional distributions of microhardness in the structure of surface layers, at which their wear reaches minimum values. Originality/value: Mathematical approaches are proposed, which allow determining the parameters of the structure of the surface layers of parts to increase their durability under conditions of friction contact loads.

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