This article is a research article focused on studying the wearing of bushing connections within shafts, particularly in flash gas compressors. The article aims to identify various factors contributing to malfunctions that hinder the smooth operation of these compressors. The methodology involves a comprehensive study of the bushing connections and proposes new compositions of materials for compressor bushings. These new materials would replace bronze, potentially by incorporating nonferrous elements into bronze alloys. This alteration aims to enhance the wear resistance of the bushings against friction, ultimately improving the efficiency and longevity of the compressor's operation. This research could have significant implications for the field, potentially leading to advancements in compressor technology and improved performance in various industrial applications.