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Dry sliding wear mechanisms of the Ti6Al4V alloy
Wear, 1997Abstract The dry sliding behaviour of the Ti6Al4V alloy was studied in order to highlight the mechanisms responsible for the poor wear resistance in different load and sliding speed conditions. By increasing the sliding speed, a transition from oxidative wear to delamination occurs with a corresponding minimum in the wear rate.
A Molinari
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Dry sliding wear of Cu–Be alloys
Wear, 2005Abstract The tribological behaviour of two Cu–Be alloys was investigated under dry sliding conditions against an AISI M2 steel counterface. The first alloy, Cu–Be1, was characterized by a hardness of 390 HV and a thermal conductivity of 106 W/mK, whereas the second one, Cu–Be2, had a lower hardness, 270 HV, and a higher thermal conductivity, 208 W/mK.
Straffelini, Giovanni +3 more
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Viscoelastic tribopairs in dry and lubricated sliding friction
Soft Matter, 2020A detailed study on the role of viscoelasticity of tribopairs in dry and lubricated sliding tribosystems.
A-Reum Kim +3 more
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International Journal of Materials and Product Technology, 2007
The bearing and seals operate often in the conditions of sliding wear. The present paper is an overview, concerning various aspects of cermet-metal dry sliding. The sliding wear is more of a surface phenomenon than abrasion, making it difficult to predict the wear from bulk properties.
Mart Viljus, Juri Pirso
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The bearing and seals operate often in the conditions of sliding wear. The present paper is an overview, concerning various aspects of cermet-metal dry sliding. The sliding wear is more of a surface phenomenon than abrasion, making it difficult to predict the wear from bulk properties.
Mart Viljus, Juri Pirso
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Dry sliding wear of nanostructured Fe30Ni20Mn20Al30
Intermetallics, 2012Abstract The wear of both as-cast and annealed nanostructured Fe30Ni20Mn20Al30, which consists of fine alternating B2 (ordered b.c.c.) and L21 (further ordering B2) phases, was studied using pin-on-disk tribotests in three different test environments, oxygen, air and argon. The counterface in all tests was yttria-stabilized zirconia.
Xiaolan Wu +3 more
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Dry sliding wear behaviour of bamboo
Wear, 1998Abstract Dry sliding wear behaviour of bamboo ( Phyllostachys pubescens ) against a grey iron (HT200) was examined on a block-on-ring machine. The wear volume of bamboo was a function of the normal load, the sliding velocity and the relative orientation of bamboo fibres with respect to the rubbing surface.
Jin Tong, R.D Arnell, Lu-Quan Ren
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Sliding mode compensation of dry friction
Proceeding of the 1996 IEEE International Conference on Control Applications IEEE International Conference on Control Applications held together with IEEE International Symposium on Intelligent Control IEEE International Symposium on Computer-Aided Contro, 2002This paper presents a sliding mode position controller for ultra-precision machining. Simulation results show the effectiveness of both continuous and discrete time sliding mode controllers. The friction model is Coulomb friction with a stick-slip effect and it is accurately simulated using a state event handler. The results suggest that this technique
null Seok-Beom Lee +2 more
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Dry Sliding of Nitrided NiTiHf
Tribology Transactions, 2019AbstractThe unlubricated friction and wear properties of the superelastic material NiTiHf, treated by either gas nitriding or plasma nitriding, have been investigated. Pin-on-disk testing of the studied materials was performed at sliding speeds from 0.01 to 1 m/s at normal loads of 1, 5, or 10 N.
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The role of triboparticulates in dry sliding wear
Tribology International, 1998In this paper, wear processes and mechanisms for wear transitions with sliding time and temperature during sliding of a nickel-based alloy, N80A, in oxygen at temperatures to 250°C are discussed. Transitions in wear from high rates to low rates with sliding time were always observed at all the temperatures investigated.
Jiang, Jiaren +2 more
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