Effectiveness of transfer film lubrication for ceramic pairs in sliding contact at 800°C in vacuum

Details Effectiveness of transfer film lubrication for ceramic pairs in sliding contact at 800°C in vacuum Effectiveness of transfer film lubrication for ceramic pairs in sliding contact at 800°C in vacuum

Sep 2003

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In: Proceedings of the 10th European Space Mechanisms and Tribology Symposium, 24-26 September 2003, San Sebastián, Spain. Compi

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Effectiveness of transfer film lubrication was examined in high-temperature vacuum in sliding friction tests. All the tested ceramic materials showed poor wear resistance and high friction when rubbed without lubrication. By forming a transfer film from a self-lubricating composite, dramatic improvement in wear resistance and decrease in friction was observed. Even when the transfer film was formed in air at room temperature, almost no wear was observed, although friction became high in a relatively short time. It is demonstrated that transfer film lubrication is promising for high temperature applications in vacuum.

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