A study of transfer in frictional interaction of polymers

Sviridyonok, A.I.; Bely, V.A.; Smurugov, V. A.; Savkin, V. G.

doi:10.1016/0043-1648(73)90001-x

Cited by 51 publications

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“…The consequences of material transfer may be significantly distinct. [78][79][80] If the small particles of micrometer size are transferred from one surface to the other the wear rate varies only slightly. Under certain conditions the situations take place such that a thin film of the soft material is transferred onto the hard mating surface, for example, polymer on metal.…”

Section: Adhesive Wear and Friction Transfermentioning

confidence: 98%

Adhesion and Friction of Polymers

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Kovalev

2009

Polymer Tribology

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Surface phenomena and the structure of polymers affect essentially their tribological characteristics, the adhesion of polymers to solids being one of the dominating factors. The latter is explained, in particular, by the adsorption (chemisorption) of the functional groups, variations in the polymer crystallinity and morphology, constrained molecular mobility, and catalytic effects of the additives on the reactions occurring in the contact zone. It is shown how load, sliding velocity, and temperature affect friction. Different modes of wear of polymers and friction transfer are considered.

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Section: Adhesive Wear and Friction Transfermentioning

confidence: 98%

Adhesion and Friction of Polymers

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Kovalev

2009

Polymer Tribology

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“…11d) shows its distribution is uniform and covering all the regions of the transfer film. This indicates the tribochemical reactions between the O 2 and Fe on the steel surface and transferred polymer under tribological heat and strong shear force during sliding, which facilitate adhesion between the transfer film and the counterface [22,24].…”

Section: Analysis Of Transfer Filmsmentioning

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Mechanical and tribological properties of PA/PPS blends

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Yang

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Wear

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“…Dry sliding of polymer-polymer combinations always produced intermittent motion and seizure or stick-slip [13,14] due to adhesion, while the adhesion might be considerably influenced or changed by some ways. The rough-on-rough surface sliding combinations had lower friction coefficients than those of smooth-on-smooth surface combinations [13]; frictional hardening or orientation [15] and adding solid lubricants to polymer matrix [16,17] while grafting acid polar groups to polymer surface would increase adhesion and friction coefficients of polymer-polymer combinations [18].…”

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confidence: 98%