Transport Systems of Russian Cities

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Influence Analysis of the Antifriction Layer Materials and Thickness on the Contact Interaction of Spherical Bearings Elements

“…According to Heggade [31] and Niemierko [25], the history of bridge building shows the continuous modification of the structural elements' configuration of the bridges' bearings. An increase in the load on transport systems [13,33,34] and changes in standards and requirements [25,35] led to the need to geometry bearings' change. The elements thickness is one of the factors influencing the structure operation [26,30].…”