Abstract:Replacing the traditional self-lubricating fabric composites with new type of wear-resistant composite reinforced by warp-knitted fabrics PTFE-Nomex and PTFE-Nomex/Nomex (self-lubricating fiber: PTFE, reinforcing fiber: Nomex), in which the hybrid graphite/graphene particle modified phenolic is used as the adhesive resin. The influence of the fabric structure on the friction and wear properties of self-lubricating fabric composites was evaluated by the ball-on-disk and bearing friction tests. And the wear mech… Show more
“…A hybrid poly(tetrafluoroethylene) (PTFE)/Nomex fabric laminate composite is a material with excellent tribological and mechanical properties that can be used in water-lubricated bearings of ships because the PTFE fiber has enhanced self-lubricating effects to ensure good tribological properties. Nomex fiber has a large binding force with an adhesive resin to ensure good mechanical properties. − Excellent underwater wear and water resistance as well as high underwater strength are required for water-lubricated bearing liner materials, which are closely related to the adhesive resin. , …”
Hybrid poly(tetrafluoroethylene)
(PTFE)/Nomex fabric laminate composites
were prepared with phenolic and epoxy resins. A pin-on-disc tribometer
was used to perform tribological tests with different applied loads
and rotational speeds. The wear surface, transfer film, and cross
section were analyzed by scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and optical
microscopy. The results showed that the epoxy resin with high strength
and good binding properties can enhance underwater tribological and
mechanical properties. The underwater surface hardness was also improved
by the epoxy resin. The underwater strength and adhesiveness of the
phenolic resin reduced and the underwater surface hardness also decreased,
causing a decrease in underwater tribological and mechanical properties
of the phenolic resin.
“…A hybrid poly(tetrafluoroethylene) (PTFE)/Nomex fabric laminate composite is a material with excellent tribological and mechanical properties that can be used in water-lubricated bearings of ships because the PTFE fiber has enhanced self-lubricating effects to ensure good tribological properties. Nomex fiber has a large binding force with an adhesive resin to ensure good mechanical properties. − Excellent underwater wear and water resistance as well as high underwater strength are required for water-lubricated bearing liner materials, which are closely related to the adhesive resin. , …”
Hybrid poly(tetrafluoroethylene)
(PTFE)/Nomex fabric laminate composites
were prepared with phenolic and epoxy resins. A pin-on-disc tribometer
was used to perform tribological tests with different applied loads
and rotational speeds. The wear surface, transfer film, and cross
section were analyzed by scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and optical
microscopy. The results showed that the epoxy resin with high strength
and good binding properties can enhance underwater tribological and
mechanical properties. The underwater surface hardness was also improved
by the epoxy resin. The underwater strength and adhesiveness of the
phenolic resin reduced and the underwater surface hardness also decreased,
causing a decrease in underwater tribological and mechanical properties
of the phenolic resin.
“…14 The study of composition and structure of fabric on the friction and wear properties of self-lubricating fabric composites is very important for the development of composites and their applications in self-lubricating joint bearings. It is found that the weaving mode, 15,16 weaving density, 17 warp and weft density 18,19 and yarn type of fabric can affect the resin wettability, interfacial adhesion and bearing capacity, [20][21][22] and then significantly affect the mechanical properties and tribological properties of the self-lubricating fabric composites. Li et al woven copper yarns into Nomex/PTFE fabric to improve the strength of the yarns and fabric, so that the self-lubricating fabric lining composite showed better wear resistance.…”
The friction and wear properties of self-lubricating fabric composites were closely related to fiber properties. In this paper, polyimide (PI), polyetheretherketone (PEEK), polyisophthalamide (PMIA) and cyclic aramid (Aramid III) fibers were selected as reinforcing fibers to compare and investigate the friction and wear properties of self-lubricating fabric composites at high temperature. The tribological behavior of self-lubricating fabric composites was evaluated by ball-on-disk friction test. The wear mechanism was investigated by scanning electron microscope and mechanical test. As a result, the composite with PI as warp and weft reinforcing fiber has outstanding wear resistance because of the higher modulus of PI fiber. Its wear rate is 1.29 × 10−8 mm3/(N·mm). It shows that the stronger the rigidity of the reinforcing fiber at high temperature, the better the wear resistance of the composite. However, the friction coefficient of composites with PI as weft reinforcing fibers is about 0.8, which is much higher than that of composites with PMIA, PEEK and Aramid III as weft reinforcing fibers. Their friction coefficients are about 0.1. In addition, the self-lubricating fabric composites with different warp and weft reinforcing fibers were prepared as self-lubricating joint bearing liners to evaluate bearing applications.
“…Cui et al discussed the tribological mechanism of the self-lubricating material, and pointed that the Nomex/PTFE fabric could form stable transfer film on the spherical plain bearing under low temperature [14]. Yu et al carried out the ball-ondisk and bearing tribological tests to study the friction and wear behavior of the PTFE-Nomex and the PTFE-Nomex/Nomex composites [15]. He obtained that the tribological behaviors of two kind composite were different with increasing sliding distance.…”
This paper is aimed at the problems of abnormal tribological damage and fluctuation of tribological performance in the self-lubricating composite serving in heavy load spherical plain bearing in aerospace field. The Nomex/PTFE fiber reinforced composite was used to carry out a reciprocating block on ring tribological test, investigating the tribological performance of the material and its wear evolution. Results show that the influence of oscillating frequency on material wear is obviously higher than that of load under high load condition (more than 90 MPa or 180 kN). Under a certain load and frequency condition, friction temperature is a key factor to affect wear behavior of the material. Friction heat plays a dominant role in the process of worn out failure of the material. Too high friction temperature greatly weakens the friction and wear performance, resulting in material failure in a short time. Thermal fatigue is the main tribological damage mode of the material under the high load and high frequency condition, with local worn out occurred. This finding was also verified by SEM analysis of the worn surface and wear debris.
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