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Dry lubrication for rolling element spacecraft parts

Abstract Dry lubrication of spacecraft hardware is reviewed and some of the logic and test philosophy used in selecting and qualifying the dry lubricants presented. Examples of current applications are given, together with comments on and data from selected references

R. I. Christy

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