Describing wear life of bonded solid lubricants by laboratory methods
Wilfried J. Bartz, Jiang Xu
Abstract
Wilfried J. Bartz, Jiang Xu
Abstract
In order to investigate the tribological properties of bonded solid-lubricant films, a test and a test procedure were developed using a ring/block-system as test specimen. As test lubricants, bonded solid films were prepared containing MoS2, graphite and Sb(SbS4). Two- and three-component systems were formulated containing optimum concentrations of these components with regard to wear life. Measuring wear life over load and wear life over speed, so-called wear life curves were developed characterizing the wear life behavior of the lubricants. It will be shown that Sb(SbS4) can improve the tribological properties of MoS2/graphite systems remarkably. 5 references.
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In order to investigate the tribological properties of bonded solid-lubricant films, a test and a test procedure were developed using a ring/block-system as test specimen. As test lubricants, bonded solid films were prepared containing MoS2, graphite and Sb(SbS4). Two- and three-component systems were formulated containing optimum concentrations of these components with regard to wear life. Measuring wear life over load and wear life over speed, so-called wear life curves were developed characterizing the wear life behavior of the lubricants. It will be shown that Sb(SbS4) can improve the tribological properties of MoS2/graphite systems remarkably. 5 references.
Key concepts: Lubricant, Tribology, Dry lubricant, Materials science, Graphite, Composite material, Lubricity, Metallurgy