Copper, aluminum and tin–lead based alloys are widely used as journal bearing materials in tribological
applications. Bronze and brass are widely used as journal bearing materials for copper based alloys.
Zamacs find applications as journal bearing materials for zinc based alloys, while duralumines are chosen as
journal bearing materials for aluminum based alloys. In addition, white metals are widely used as journal
bearing materials for tin–lead based alloys. These alloys ensure properties expected from journal bearings. In
this study, tribological and mechanical properties of these journal bearings manufactured by metals were
investigated. SAE 1050 steel shaft was used as counter abrader. Experiments were carried out in every 30 min
for a total of 150 min by using radial journal bearing wear test rig.
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