SiCp/AI有机摩擦材料摩擦磨损特性研究

对20%Vol SiCp/AI复合材料与有机摩擦材料组成的摩擦副的摩擦磨损特性进行了试验研究.试验表明:该摩擦副在不同的速度情况下都具有平稳的摩擦系数.摩擦系数在一定速度范围内随速度增加而减小,而在超过一定速度后随速度增加而增大.对摩擦系数随速度变化的机理进行了讨论.     

SiCp／Al有机摩擦材料摩擦磨损特性研究

对２０％Ｖｏｌ ＳｉＣｐ／Ａｌ复合材料与有机摩擦材料组成的摩擦副的摩擦磨损特性进行了试验研究。试验表明：该摩擦副在不同的速度情况下都具有平稳的摩擦系数。摩擦系数在一定速度范围内随速度增加而减小，而在超过一定速度后随速度增加而增大。对摩擦系数随速度变化的机理进行了讨论。     

提升机盘形制动器闸瓦材料摩擦性能实验研究

用XDZ-A型摩擦材料制样机将石棉闸瓦材料制备成试验所需的标准试样,用X-DM型调压变速摩擦试验机模拟实际工况,对标准试样开展不同正压力、不同滑动速度和多种温度下的组合实验,全面研究了石棉闸瓦材料与16Mn钢摩擦盘对磨的摩擦学特性。实验结果表明:随着正压力、滑动速度和温度的变化,闸瓦材料摩擦因数均发生变化;摩擦因数随正压力的升高而增大,随滑动速度的增加而减小,但滑动速度对摩擦因数的影响大于正压力的影响;摩擦因数随温度的升高而减小,在200℃左右,摩擦因数下降比较明显。     

石油钻机盘式刹车副材料的摩擦磨损性能研究

为提高深井石油钻机盘式刹车副的摩擦学性能和使用寿命,研制开发了新型刹车盘表面堆焊材料和无石棉刹车块摩擦材料,并通过变温摩擦磨损性能实验,研究了刹车副的摩擦学性能。研究表明,刹车副具有良好的变温摩擦特性和高温抗热衰退性能,高温下的摩擦因数比较稳定;刹车块和刹车盘的磨损率均随温度的升高而增大,但刹车盘表现出相对稳定的耐磨性能。载荷对刹车副的摩擦因数影响不大,变化比较平稳;刹车块和刹车盘的磨损率均随载荷的增大而增大,但刹车块表现出相对稳定的耐磨性。刹车副的摩擦因数随滑动速度的增加而增大,并趋向平稳;但速度对刹车块和刹车盘的磨损率影响不大,变化相对稳定。研制的刹车副材料能够满足石油矿场钻机作业的要求。     

碳化硼增强铝基复合材料的摩擦磨损性能

为了比较两种含量不同的碳化硼颗粒增强铝基复合材料的摩擦学性能,将其加工成销试样,在多功能摩擦磨损试验机上分别与钢盘试样进行对比摩擦磨损试验,重点研究了接触载荷和相对滑动速度对两种复合材料摩擦磨损性能的影响.结果表明:碳化硼增强铝基复合材料的磨损量随载荷与相对滑动速度的增大而增大,而摩擦因数随载荷与相对滑动速度的增大而减小,较高碳化硼含量的复合材料的耐磨性能比较低含量的复合材料好.     

有无电流条件下温度对碳/铜摩擦副摩擦磨损性能的影响

通过销-盘摩擦磨损试验,研究了碳/铜摩擦副在有无电流条件下的摩擦学性能。结果表明:试验过程中摩擦副温度不断地升高,且有电流时摩擦副温度比无电流时高,滑板材料的磨损量随着温度的升高而增大;当无电流通过时,摩擦因数随温度的升高先增大后减小,当有电流通过时,摩擦因数随温度的升高而减小。观察碳滑板磨损前后表面形貌发现:磨损表面随摩擦副温度的升高变得越来越光滑;当无电流通过时,磨粒磨损和黏着磨损是主要磨损类型,当有电流通过时,磨损类型以氧化磨损和电弧烧蚀为主。碳滑板材料磨损表面EDS分析发现,元素转移和氧化现象在磨损过程中时有发生。     

PEEK450 FC30与SiC陶瓷在海水润滑下的摩擦磨损特性研究

碳纤维增强聚醚醚酮PEEK450 FC30与工程陶瓷SiC软硬组合作为海水柱塞泵关键摩擦副备选材料,利用MCF 10摩擦磨损试验机对其在海水润滑下的摩擦磨损特性进行试验研究,探讨接触压力、滑动转速对材料磨损率和摩擦系数的影响规律。试验结果表明：在一定范围内的滑动速度、接触压力下,该摩擦副呈现出较小的磨损率和摩擦系数。当滑动速度在0.5~1.5 m/s之间,接触压力为1.33 MPa时,磨损率最小。通过扫描电子显微镜观察摩擦副磨损表层发现,在海水润滑下,SiC磨损并不明显,而PEEK450 FC30的磨损主要是以塑性涂抹为特征的粘着和SiC表面粗糙峰引起的机械犁耕。研究结果对水液压元件的选材具有十分重要的指导作用。     

钢/铜混杂纤维增强摩擦材料摩擦学性能研究

以丁腈橡胶改性酚醛树脂为树脂基体,钢纤维-铜纤维混杂纤维作为变量,经热压烧结制备一种摩擦材料,在干摩擦条件下通过摩擦磨损试验机考察其摩擦学性能,并用扫描电镜(SEM)对摩擦材料的表面磨损微观形貌进行观察分析,以研究钢/铜纤维混杂对摩擦材料摩擦学性能的影响。实验表明:随滑动速率的增大,材料的摩擦系数、磨损率呈现减小趋势;轻载时,材料的摩擦系数、磨损率较高,重载时,摩擦系数、磨损率则相对较低。摩擦过程中,添加钢/铜混杂纤维的材料磨损形式为塑性变形和磨粒磨损;未添加混杂纤维的材料磨损形式主要为粘着磨损。由此可见,钢/铜混杂纤维的加入可以有效提高材料的摩擦系数,降低其磨损率,明显改善材料的摩擦学性能。     

离合器摩擦片摩擦性能影响因素研究

通过对不同纤维增强剂配制的摩擦片进行摩擦学小样试验、定速式摩擦试验以及台架试验,研究了温度、相对滑动速度、离合循环次数等外部因素以及增强剂成分等内部因素对摩擦副的摩擦性能与磨损性能的影响.试验表明:芳纶包心纱作为增强剂制得的摩擦片,摩擦性能和耐磨损性能较好;温度、相对滑动速度以及离合循环次数均对摩擦副的摩擦系数具有较大的影响.     

聚氨酯弹性体摩擦衬垫材料的摩擦特性研究

本文研究了聚氨酯弹性体摩擦衬垫材料的摩擦特性,发现聚氨酯弹性体材料的动摩擦系数是和滑动速度有关的,在0．0l-0．4mm／s的速度范围内,速度提高摩擦系数上升,在更高的速度下摩擦系数还会下降。聚氨酯弹性体材料的静摩擦系数是比较难以确定的,本文建议把滑动量较小而滑动速度又很低的这一时期的摩擦称为“初期摩擦”,它是界于静摩擦与动摩擦之间的一种特殊的摩擦状态。文中还分析了粘着摩擦机理,提出了接点化学粘接机理。并根据这种机理对实验结果进行了分析和讨论。     

Effect of Temperature on the Dry Sliding Friction and Wear of Rice Bran Ceramics against Different Counterpart Materials

In this study, we investigated the effect of temperature on the friction and wear of rice bran (RB) ceramics, a hard porous carbon material made from rice bran, sliding against alumina, stainless steel, and bearing steel balls under dry conditions. Friction tests were performed using a ball-on-disk-type friction tester wherein a ceramic heater was installed in the rotational stage. The surface temperature of the RB ceramic disk specimens was controlled at 20, 100, 150, or 200°C. The normal load was 1.96 N, sliding velocity was 0.1 m/s, and number of cycles was 20,000. The effect of surface temperature on the friction and wear of RB ceramics substantially differed among the ball material types. The friction coefficient for the RB ceramics sliding against an alumina ball decreased with increasing temperature and exhibited an extremely low value (0.045) at 200°C. The friction coefficient in the case of the RB ceramics sliding against a stainless steel ball exhibited a stable value as the temperature was increased to 150°C and slightly decreased as the temperature was increased further, reaching a low value of 0.122 at 200°C. The friction coefficient for the RB ceramics sliding against bearing steel ball drastically increased with increasing temperature, reaching 0.381 at 200°C. The specific wear rate of the RB ceramics increased with increasing temperature; it was lowest when sliding against alumina and highest when sliding against bearing steel. The wear of the alumina ball was the lowest and that of the bearing steel ball was the highest under all investigated temperature conditions. On the basis of these results, we concluded that alumina is a promising counterpart material for RB ceramics sliding at high temperatures (≤200°C).     

Ionic Liquids as Lubricants of Titanium–Steel Contact. Part 2: Friction, Wear and Surface Interactions at High Temperature

The tribological behaviour and surface interactions of titanium sliding against AISI 52100 steel have been studied at 200 and 300 °C in the presence of two commercial imidazolium room temperature ionic liquid (ILs): 1-octyl-3-methylimidazolium tetrafluoroborate (L108) and 1-hexyl-3-methylimidazolium hexafluorophosphate (LP106). L108 presents the higher thermal stability but gives higher friction coefficients and wear rates than LP106, with long running-in periods and high friction values, both at 200 and 300 °C. Friction and wear rates for LP106 are lower and decrease as the temperature increases from 25 to 200 °C. At 200 °C, LP106 shows a constant friction coefficient, without running-in, produces a mild wear on titanium and no surface damage on steel. LP106 fails at 300 °C, close to its degradation temperature, due to tribochemical decomposition through partial dissociation of the hexafluorophosphate anion, with formation of a phosphorus-rich layer on the steel ball, while the titanium wear track surface is heterogeneous, showing regions with the presence of fluoride and others with the presence of phosphate. When the steel ball is substituted for a ruby sphere under the same conditions at 300 °C, a low friction coefficient and mild wear is observed, due to the higher stability of the LP106 lubricant at the ruby–titanium interface. The friction coefficients, wear mechanisms and surface interactions have been studied by means of friction-distance records, SEM, EDX and XPS.     

Friction and wear behavior of flame-sprayed PEEK coatings

Polyetheretherketone (PEEK) becomes of great interest to applications as bearing and slider materials. In this paper, PEEK coatings with three kinds of crystallinities were deposited using the flame spray process. Employing a uniform design experiment, the friction and wear behavior of the three PEEK coatings were systematically investigated under dry sliding conditions against a 100C6 counterbody on a ball-on-disc arrangement for several loads and sliding velocities. For the three coatings, the friction coefficient significantly followed the normal distribution. The average friction coefficients appeared to decrease while increasing the sliding velocity, but were insensitive to the applied load in the range of investigation. Among the three coatings, the higher the crystallinity of the coating, the lower its average friction coefficient was. The wear rate of the coating with the lowest crystallinity decreased with an increase in the load and a decrease in the sliding velocity. The wear rate of the coating with the intermediate crystallinity decreased with an increase in the load, but increased with an increase in the sliding velocity at lower loads, and then decreased with an increase in the velocity at higher loads. The wear rate of the coating with the highest crystallinity decreased with the increase of both the load and the sliding velocity. The wear mechanisms of the different coatings are explained in terms of plastic deformation, plogh marks and fatigue tearing.     

Wear and Friction Characteristics of a Selected Stainless Steel

Dry sliding wear tests were performed for 3Cr13 steel with various tempered states at 25–400°C; wear and friction characteristics as well as the wear mechanism were explored. With an increase in test temperature, the wear rate decreased accompanied by an increase in tribo-oxides. The fluctuation of friction coefficient was slight at 25–200°C but became violent at 400°C. At 25–200°C, adhesive wear prevailed due to trace or less tribo-oxides; at 400°C, oxidative wear prevailed with the predominant tribo-oxides of Fe₃O₄ and Fe₂O₃. It can be suggested that the antioxidation of the stainless steel postponed the occurrence of oxidative wear to a higher test temperature. For adhesive wear, the wear resistance, roughly following Archard's rule, was directly proportional to hardness besides the specimen tempered at 500°C with grain boundary brittleness. But for elevated-temperature wear, a better wear resistance required thermal stability and an appropriate combination of hardness and toughness.     

Friction and wear of highly stressed thermoplastic bearings under dry sliding conditions

The friction and wear behavior of sliding bearings made from high temperature thermoplastics was investigated to determine the possibility of dry sliding applications. A test apparatus for plain bearing testing was designed and built to enable load, speed, and temperature to be controlled and temperature, friction and wear to be continuously monitored.Bulk material bearings (polyaryletherketone-based composites and neat polybenzimidazole) and metal-thermoplastic compound bearings with a sliding layer of polyetheretherketone were investigated. Their suitability for dry sliding bearing applications was assessed using the values of friction coefficient, wear rate and friction induced temperature.In general, the operating performance is mainly influenced by the operating conditions and the precise construction of the bearing. A fiber reinforcement of the thermoplastic matrix is necessary at high loads, whereas it is unnecessary at low loads. A further increase of the operational limits is made possible by improving the heat conduction from the contact area, as comparison with results of pin-on-disk investigations indicates. The materials tested provide operation of dry sliding bearings to temperatures over 200°C.     

Tribological behavior of graphite-containing nickel-based composite as function of temperature,load and counterface

Nickel-based graphite-containing composites were prepared by powder metallurgy method. Their mechanical properties at room temperature and friction and wear properties from room temperature to 600 °C were investigated by a pin-on-disk tribometer with alumina, silicon nitride and nickel-based alloy as counterfaces. The effects of graphite addition amount, temperature, load, sliding speed and counterface materials on the tribological properties were discussed. The micro-structure and worn surface morphologies were analyzed by scanning electron microscope (SEM) attached with energy dispersive spectroscopy (EDS). The results show that the composites are mainly consisted of nickel-based solid solution, free graphite and carbide formed during hot pressing. The friction and wear properties of composites are all improved by adding 6–12 wt.% graphite while the anti-bending and tensile strength as well as hardness decrease after adding graphite. The friction coefficients from room temperature to 600 °C decrease with the increase of load, sliding speed while the wear rates increase with the increasing temperature, sliding speed. The lower friction coefficients and wear rates are obtained when the composite rubs against nickel-based alloy containing molybdenum disulfide. Friction coefficients of graphite-containing composites from room temperature to 600 °C are about 0.4 while wear rates are in the magnitude of 10^?5 mm³/(N m). At high temperature, the graphite is not effective in lubrication due to the oxidation and the shield of ‘glaze’ layer formed by compacting back-transferred wear particles. EDS analysis of worn surface shows that the oxides of nickel and molybdenum play the main role of lubrication instead of graphite at the temperature above 400 °C.     

SiCp增强铝基复合材料与Kevlar增强摩擦材料摩擦副摩擦磨损机理研究

采用盘销式摩擦磨损试验机，对SiCp含量为20vol％的铝基复合材料和Kevlar增强摩擦材料组成的摩擦副在于摩擦条件下的摩擦磨损机理进行了实验研究。结果表明：摩擦副在跑合过程中，铝基复合材料中的SiCp颗粒对较软的有机复合材料产生犁削和微观切削效应，磨损机理为铝基复合材料的硬质颗粒对较软的有机复合材料的磨粒磨损；在跑合后的磨损试验中，摩擦材料磨损表面呈现出粘着磨损和塑性变形特征，随着转动速度的增加，塑性流动加剧；摩擦副接触表面发生材料的相互转移，并在铝基复合材料表面形成转移膜，且在较高速度下转移膜更易形成；在高速条件下，摩擦材料表面可见从铝基复合材料的铝合金基体中脱离的SiCp颗粒和熔融迹象；摩擦材料的磨损机理主要为磨粒磨损、粘着磨损和塑性变形。     

Au/Cr Sputter Coating for the Protection of Alumina During Sliding at High Temperatures

A sputter-deposited bilayer coating of gold and chromium was investigated as a potential solid lubricant to protect alumina substrates in applications involving sliding at high temperatures. The lubricant was tested in a pin-on-disk tribometer with coated alumina disks sliding against uncoated alumina pins. Three test parameters—temperature, load and sliding velocity—were varied over a wide range in order to determine the performance envelope of the Au/Cr solid lubricant film. The tribo-tests were run in air at temperatures of 25° to 1000°C, under loads of 4.9 to 49.0 N and at sliding velocities from 1 to 15 ms^?1. Posttest analyses included surface profilometry, wear factor determination and SEM/EDS examination of worn surfaces.

Compared to unlubricaled Al₂O₃ sliding, the use of the Au/Cr film reduced friction by 30 to 50 percent and wear by one to two orders of magnitude. Increases in test temperature resulted in lower friction and the Au/Cr film continued to provide low friction, about 0.3, even at 1000°C. Pin wear factors and friction were largely unaffected by increasing loads up to 29.4 N. Sliding velocity had essentially no effect on friction, however, increased velocity reduced coaling life (total sliding distance). Based upon these research results, the Au/Cr film is a promising lubricant for moderately loaded, low-speed applications operating at temperatures as high as 1000°C.