Paper VIII (iv) Role of Wear Debris in the Environmental Effect in Tribology

Lepage, Jean‐François; Brion, J.M.

doi:10.1016/s0167-8922(08)70544-3

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“…Besides, the dimples could collect the debris produced by the friction process. According to tribology theory, debris has two effects on tribological behaviors [39]. First, the debris might collect in the wear track and hinder the motion of the friction pair, which leads to the increase of the friction coefficient.…”

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Reduction of Friction and Soil Adhesion of Medium Carbon Steel via Hard Coating and Surface Texture

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Rapid development of mechanical cultivation demands satisfactory wear performance and lower soil adhesion on the soil-engaging components of terrain machinery. A thick 2Cr13 hard coating was used in conjunction with surface textures in this sector. The results showed that 2Cr13 coating and surface texture decreased the friction coefficient and wear rate enormously. The surface wettability of the coating was reduced by a dimpled-surface texture. The adhesion test suggested that dimples greatly decreased the adhesion force by decreasing the friction component and the decrement increased with the increase of dimple size. The adhesion force increased with the soil moisture and then decreased when exceeding the moisture content threshold.

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confidence: 99%