磨粒粒度分布对三体磨粒磨损的影响

实验研究了磨粒粒度分布、摩擦副表面粗糙度及摩擦面间距离对三体磨粒磨损的影响。结果表明,存在一最佳磨粒粒径分布均方差与摩擦副综合表面粗糙度之比使摩擦副的磨损最小;摩擦面间距离h对磨损的影响有一临界值h_c,当h大于h_c时,磨损随h的增大而减少,当h小于h_c时,磨损随h的减小而减少。对于综合表面粗糙底较大的摩擦副,当h小于某一值h_c以后,磨损将随着h的减小而增多。     

表面粗糙度对碳/铜载流摩擦副摩擦磨损性能的影响

通过环-块式摩擦磨损试验研究了表面粗糙度对碳/铜载流摩擦副摩擦磨损性能的影响,并分析了磨损形貌及机制。结果表明:其摩擦因数与电弧行为密切相关,无电弧时摩擦因数曲线平滑;对磨环的表面粗糙度越大越容易产生电弧,电弧的烧蚀导致块试样的磨损加剧;不同表面粗糙度下均存在临界起弧法向压力,且随着表面粗糙度的增大而增大;载流摩擦副的磨损机制主要为磨粒磨损、粘着磨损、电弧烧蚀及材料转移。     

人牙釉质的磨损机制研究

以钛合金为对摩材料,考察了人牙釉质在人工唾液介质中的滑动磨损进程,结合微观分析,研究了牙釉质的磨损机制。结果表明:在摩擦过程中,随着釉质表面发生脆性剥落,磨损从两体接触磨损转变为三体磨粒磨损,磨损加剧;随着接触时间增长,硬质磨屑尺寸变小,磨损率降低,进入稳定磨损阶段。牙釉质磨损为机械磨损过程,釉质表面基本无摩擦化学作用。     

干摩擦下速度与载荷对AISI 1045钢磨损行为的影响

为探讨AISI 1045钢的切削、磨削加工过程中材料的磨损机制随加工参数的变化规律,采用CFT-1型多功能材料表面综合性能测试仪对AISI 1045钢进行干摩擦磨损实验,研究干摩擦条件下不同摩擦速度、不同载荷对AISI1045钢磨损行为的影响,并用扫描电子显微镜(SEM)及能谱仪(EDS)对磨痕表面进行分析。结果表明:随着摩擦速度增大,AISI 1045钢的摩擦因数显著减小,磨痕深度先增加后减少,磨损机制由黏着磨损、磨粒磨损与轻微氧化磨损共同作用转变为氧化磨损、磨粒磨损和局部疲劳剥落;随着载荷增大,摩擦因数均值变化不大,磨痕深度依次增加,磨损机制由轻微黏着磨损和磨粒磨损转变为黏着磨损、磨粒磨损和轻微氧化磨损的共同作用。     

食物粒度和硬度对人牙釉质三体磨粒磨损特性的影响

在往复滑动摩擦磨损试验台上对比考察了三体磨粒磨损过程中,食物颗粒的粒度和硬度对人牙釉质摩擦学特性的影响。结果表明:当食物颗粒硬度较高时,随着粒度减小,稳态摩擦因数略有降低,牙釉质磨损表面形貌逐渐由剥落为主转变为犁削效应;对于低硬度食物颗粒,随着粒度增加,稳态摩擦因数显著降低,牙釉质磨损表面形貌则由犁削效应转变为轻微擦伤。当食物颗粒粒度相同时,食物硬度对牙釉质的摩擦与磨损行为均有明显影响,食物颗粒硬度越高,稳态摩擦因数越高,磨损越严重。     

磨粒特征随滑动磨损进程的变化规律

为提高基于磨粒的机器状态监测的准确性,研究了磨粒特征随滑动磨损进程的变化规律.在球一盘磨损试验机上模拟可靠润滑和润滑不足2种工况下的摩擦磨损试验,分析了磨损过程中不同磨损阶段的磨粒尺寸分布和磨粒表面粗糙度,探讨了磨损进程中磨粒尺寸分布与磨粒表面粗糙度之间的关系.研究结果表明磨损进程中的磨粒特征的变化对机器状态监测极为有效.     

SLM成形表面织构对TC4钛合金干摩擦磨损性能的影响

基于一步法思路,采用金属3D打印机基于激光选区熔化（SLM）技术制备表面带有凹坑织构的TC4钛合金试样,采用光学相机、超景深显微镜和扫描电镜观察织构成形情况,利用激光共聚焦位移测试仪和显微维氏硬度计分别测试表面粗糙度和表面硬度,在干摩擦条件下采用摩擦磨损试验仪考察不同载荷下织构密度对TC4钛合金试样摩擦学性能的影响,并使用扫描电镜对摩擦实验前后的表面形貌进行分析。研究结果表明：一步法SLM成形能够在TC4钛合金表面获得成形良好的直径500 μm的织构;随着织构密度的提高,钛合金试样表面粗糙度增大,表面硬度有所降低;干摩擦条件下,提高TC4钛合金试样织构密度有利于磨屑的收集从而减少试样的三体磨损,提高载荷有利于改善摩擦副接触状态;5 N载荷下40%织构密度试样的平均摩擦因数和磨痕宽度均最小,与无织构试样相比,平均摩擦因数和磨痕宽度分别降低12%和16%;40%织构密度下,载荷提高会引起摩擦因数的降低和磨损量增大,磨损表面犁沟和片状剥落增多。在干摩擦条件下,3D打印一步法制备的表面织构可以显著改善TC4钛合金的磨粒磨损和黏着磨损。     

旋耕机湿地弯刀的摩擦磨损性能试验研究

利用HSR-2M高速式往复摩擦磨损试验机,研究湿态条件下,湿地弯刀表面粗糙度、往复速度和法向载荷等对旋耕机湿地弯刀摩擦因数和磨损量的影响,并通过磨痕形貌分析其磨损机制。试验结果表明:摩擦因数和磨损量随着旋耕机湿地弯刀表面粗糙度的增大而增大;磨损量随法向载荷的增大而增大,而随往复速度的增大先减小后增大;摩擦表面温度随着法向载荷和相对运动速度的增大而增大;湿态条件下湿地弯刀的磨损机制以磨粒磨损为主,局部有点蚀现象出现。     

润滑条件对黄豆/不锈钢摩擦副摩擦学行为的影响

食品机械加工中的摩擦磨损直接影响着食品安全问题。选用黄豆与316L不锈钢进行配副,采用滑动摩擦磨损试验机,研究干摩擦和水润滑条件对其摩擦学性能的影响。利用光学显微镜、光学三维形貌仪和红外光谱仪对试样的表面形貌、粗糙度和磨损表面成分进行了分析。结果表明：干摩擦条件下,黄豆/316L不锈钢摩擦副的平均摩擦因数波动较小,约为0.24,水润滑条件下其平均摩擦因数达到干摩擦条件下的4.4倍左右,且在摩擦过程中存在反复波动;与干摩擦相比,水润滑条件下不锈钢试样表面的磨痕宽度提高约10%,而黄豆试样表面的磨痕宽度的增加幅度约高达160%;水润滑摩擦过程中不锈钢磨痕表面产生更多黄豆分解的有机物,其磨痕表面的犁沟数量和深度均显著减少,黄豆试样磨痕表面基本没有犁沟;干摩擦条件下黄豆/不锈钢的磨损机制以磨粒磨损为主,而水润滑条件下,黏着磨损显著增加。     

海水润滑赛龙材料磨损机制分析

试验研究海水润滑条件下赛龙材料的摩擦磨损性能,借助表面形貌仪、扫描电镜分析磨痕表面形貌,分析海水润滑条件下赛龙材料的磨损机制,并与干摩擦、湿润滑条件下的磨损机制进行比较。结果表明:干摩擦条件下表现为黏着磨损和磨粒磨损特征;湿润滑条件下磨损表现为微切削(磨粒磨损);海水润滑条件下的磨损中有气蚀磨损、磨粒磨损共同存在。     

运动副磨损过程理论研究

预测运动副工作过程中的磨损及其摩擦表面微观几何的变化对实现动态机械设计十分重要。文中对三体磨损状态下摩擦表面轮廓高度概率分布密度的预测进行了理论分析。结果表明 ,其表面粗糙度的变化与所考察的轮廓线沿两个表面相对运动方向的位置有关 ,随着磨程的进行 ,它们的表面宏观轮廓趋于特定形状 ,这与实际运动副运行结果基本相符。     

Analyses of wear rate due to micro-asperities and transferred particles on hard asperities

Assuming that micro-asperities and transferred particles on semicylindrical harder asperities with spherical ends ploughed a softer surface and that transferred particles at the front of harder asperities supported normal load, the effects on the wear rate of the parameters of surface topography, such as the mean height of micro-asperities, the radii of curvature at the tips of semicylindrical asperities and the length of an asperity, were analysed. The theoretical trends agreed well with the experimental wear rate trends for the polymers rubbed on harder surfaces with various roughnesses and those for various metals rubbed on the virgin surfaces of abrasive papers. The theoretical results showed that the wear rate decreased with a decrease in mean height of the micro-asperities and with increases in the radii of curvature at the tips of semicylindrical asperities and in the lengths of asperities. Furthermore, it was found, under the condition of abrasive wear, that the decrease in wear rate resulted from wear debris adhering to the front faces of the abrasive grains.     

Wear mechanisms in ball-cratering tests with large abrasive particles

Three-body abrasive wear resistance of mild steel and 27%Cr white cast iron was investigated using a ball-cratering test. Glass beads, silica sand, quartz and alumina abrasive particles with sizes larger than 200 μm were used to make slurries. It was found that the wear rates of mild steel increased with sliding time for all abrasive particles tested, while the wear rates of 27%Cr white cast iron were almost constant with sliding time. This increase in the wear rates of mild steel was mainly due to the gradual increase in ball surface roughness with testing time. Abrasive particles with higher angularity caused higher ball surface roughness. Soft mild steel was more affected by this ball surface roughness changes than the hard white cast iron. Generally, three-body rolling wear dominated. The contribution of two-body grooving wear increased when the ball roughness was significant. The morphological features of the wear scars depended on the shape of the abrasive particles and also on the hardness and microstructure of the wear material. Angular particles generated rough surfaces similar to those usually observed in high angle erosion tests. Rounded particles generated smoother surfaces with the middle area of the wear craters having similar morphology to those observed in low angle erosion.     

钢质齿轮副在微纳米混合磨合油中的磨合试验研究

将微米和纳米固体粉末单独或混合加入到68#机械油中,配制了5种微米、纳米或微纳米混合磨合油,并试验研究了5种磨合油分别应用于钢质粗糙软齿轮副间的磨合磨损行为和作用机制。研究结果表明:当混合磨合油中微米颗粒粒度比齿面三维粗糙度Sa值小时,磨粒磨损并不显著,且纳米微粒起到加剧磨合磨损的作用。当混合磨合油中微米颗粒粒度比齿面三维粗糙度Sa值大时,磨粒磨损显著,但纳米微粒起到缓和磨合磨损的作用。齿面三维形貌表明纳米颗粒对齿轮副表面有填充作用,对磨合后齿面形貌的结构有较大影响。磨合试验中还发现了因齿面副两表面磨损率差形成的负电阻现象。     

Influence of abrasive grain geometry on friction coefficient and wear rate in belt finishing

We focus our study on belt finishing process using a 3D model with multi-asperity abrasive wear on real rough surfaces. The established model allows determining the effect of the local geometry of abrasive grain on the friction coefficient and wear rate. This study shows that the friction coefficient and wear rate increase with the local slopes of the roughness. With the increase of the macroscopic normal load, the wear rate increases rapidly. Such effect is related to the increase of the cutting force of each grain leading to the transition in dominant wear mode from ploughing to wedging and cutting.     

The influence of surface roughness on friction and wear of machine element coatings

The use of low friction coatings like amorphous carbon or metal-doped carbon coatings on machine elements is constantly increasing. Most often, a surface treatment, e.g. grinding and polishing or honing, is required for optimal performance of the coated machine element. This can be time consuming and costly.In this study, the effect of surface roughness on friction and sliding wear of two different coatings, one tungsten containing and one chromium containing coating, were examined using a ball-on-disc test. Ball bearing steel plates were grinded to different surface roughnesses and coated with the two different coatings.The friction was found to depend on surface roughness where the rougher surfaces gave higher friction coefficients. The wear rate for the a-C:W coating was found to be independent of the roughness, whereas the roughness had a strong influence on the wear rate for the a-C:Cr coating. This could partly be explained by a difference in wear mechanism, where fatigue wear was observed for the a-C:Cr coating but not for the a-C:W coating.     

Effect of counterface roughness on abrasive wear of hydroxyapatite

The present study was undertaken to evaluate the effect of surface roughness of glass-infiltrated alumina on the abrasive wear of hydroxyapatite using a pin-on-disk tribometer. Hydroxyapatite was used as a model material to simulate tooth enamel. The wear tests were conducted in distilled water at room temperature using a constant sliding speed and three loads to model the normal occlusal contact conditions. The wear volume of polished hydroxyapatite pins increased by more than 20-fold as the average roughness of the alumina disks increased from 14 to 649 nm Ra. No measurable wear was detected on the alumina specimens. The wear surfaces were viewed in a scanning electron microscope (SEM) and were analyzed with X-ray dispersion spectroscopy to determine the extent of surface damage and the wear mechanisms. It is suggested that polished ceramic restorations will cause relatively low enamel wear, while increased roughness could severely abrade and damage the tooth enamel.     

Ball-cratering abrasion tests with large abrasive particles

The application of a ball-cratering method to test three-body abrasive wear of bulk materials in the presence of large abrasive particles has been investigated. Four types of abrasive particles of different sharpness were used to make slurries: glass beads, silica sand, crushed quartz and alumina. All the particles were sieved to a size of 250–300 μm. Two common industrial materials, mild steel and 27% Cr white cast iron, were used as wear samples. Wear rates of metallic samples were determined and the worn surfaces were examined by optical microscopy, SEM and Talysurf profilometry.It was found that the surface roughness of the ball significantly affects the wear rates and the wear mechanisms of the metallic samples. The surface roughness of the ball steadily increased with testing time and was mainly affected by the angularity of abrasive particles. More angular particles generated higher ball surface roughness. It was found that the gradual increase in the ball surface roughness was responsible for non-linearity of wear rates with sliding time. The increasing depth of the wear craters also contributed to this non-linearity as deeper craters facilitate particle entrainment. Three-body rolling wear dominated when the ball was smooth and the contribution of two-body grooving wear increased with increasing the ball roughness. Softer mild steel samples were more affected by the ball roughness changes than the harder white cast iron samples. Wear surface morphology was also affected by the angularity of particles and by the material properties of wear samples. Particle fracture was found in all four groups of abrasives and the angularity of the particles was slightly altered. Therefore, the ball-cratering test, under the testing conditions used, can be considered as a high-stress abrasion test.     

Surface Morphology Studies in Polymer-Graphite/Epoxy Sliding

Ultrahigh-molecular-weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) and polycarbonate pins were slid dry against continuous graphite fiber/epoxy plates in reciprocating multiple-pass wear tests for different values of virgin surface roughness, fiber orientation, and load. Scanning electron photomicrographs of the polymer wear surfaces were combined with three-dimensional graphs of wear rate versus virgin surface roughness and fiber orientation. The types of surface damage observed for UHMWPE at both an 8.9- and 35.6-N load were mild plastic deformation, fatigue of loose particles, and light abrasive cutting. The types of surface damage observed for polycarbonate at either load were massive abrasive plowing and plastic flow of material. The wear debris of UHMWPE consisted of rolled, cut, or extruded particles; for polycarbonate, clumps of transferred plateaus of polymer. The unit pressure times velocity (PV) limit for polycarbonate was reached when samples were slid against the most abrasive counterface transverse to the graphite fibers.     

Effect of testing conditions on friction and wear of a polyetheretherketone-based composite

Friction and wear characteristics of a type of polyetheretherketone (PEEK)- based composite were evaluated under two different loading pressures and sliding speeds (P = 1.0 MPa, V = 1.0 m/s and P=2.0 Mpa, V=3.3 m/s). The material was in contact with steel surfaces of two different roughnesses (Ra=0.15 μm and Ra=0.33 μm). Interface temperature, coefficient offriction, depth wear rate, and specific wear rate of the polymer composite changed considerably with the PV value and the counterface roughness. The interface temperature increased with increasing PV value, whereas the friction coefficient decreased. The depth wear rate at the higher PV value was much higher than that at lower PV. In addition, the rougher counterface resulted in a higher friction coefficient, depth wear rate, and specific wear rate, when the PV value was fixed. The effect of counterface roughness on the specific wear rate at the higher PV value was smaller than that at the lower PV. Further variations in friction and wear with testing conditions are discussed along with the corresponding microscopic observations of the worn polymer surfaces and the polymer transferred counterfaces.