It has been shown that the ageing of antifriction composites of linear polyethylene in accelerated and natural climatic tests with different effectiveness and directivity affects the wear resistance of the investigated materials. Temporal correspondence of change in the wear resistance of polyethylene and of its antifriction composites during ageing in accelerated and natural climatic tests was established.
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