... ournal of T ribology . 04 11 2024 29 03 2025 31 03 2025 09 04 2025 Email: kamal@nith.ac.in Email: ashwanisharma.rs.mec18@iitbhu.ac.in Email: akash.awale@iitjammu.ac.in Email: manoj.coet@gmail.com abrasion grinding metalworking surface properties...

...: yixin6679@163.com abrasion boundary lubrication gears grease lubrication Vibrations wear mechanisms Accepted Manuscript Not Copyedited Journal of Tribology. Received November 09, 2024; Accepted manuscript posted April 9, 2025. doi:10.1115/1.4068413 Copyright © 2025 by ASME 1 Analysis...

... translated into superior wear resistance. Pin-on-disc wear tests performed from room temperature up to 500°C has shown the wear rate acceleration with the temperature, particularly from 300°C due to thermal softening, oxidation, and tribological changes. At 500°C, abrasive wear, oxidative wear...

... relative sliding occurs, the rough peaks and the abrasives produced in the friction process cause furrows and cutting on the friction surface. The SEM image in Fig. 10( a ) reveals numerous furrows, grooves, and layered peeling on the worn surface of the Ni–P coating, indicating severe abrasive wear...

... Natural Science Foundation of China 10.13039/501100001809 U23A20618 Natural Science Foundation of Zhejiang Province 10.13039/501100004731 LY21E050003 porous polyimide pore size starved lubrication porous material abrasion friction polymers wear mechanism Graphical...

... , thermally induced phase transformation-assisted material softening leads to a substantial increase in wear-rate and CoF. The case is otherwise for the smallest pin (2.1 mm) sliding at 1.5 ms −1 . As sliding speed increases, wear transitions from adhesion to mild abrasion and then to severe adhesion. 1...

... this parameter, the greater the roughness and wear obtained, and the shorter the tool life. The primary degradation mechanisms were as follows: abrasive, followed by material adhesion, with the onset of built-up edge development. Email: napvs@isep.ipp.pt 1 Corresponding author. Email: fgs@isep.ipp.pt...

... nanotribology contact angle abrasion adhesion dry friction nanohardness hydrophobicity nanoindentation micro tribology sliding surface properties and characterization surface roughness and asperities surface treatments wear mechanisms wettability Since the discovery of gold coating...

... 12 2024 20 01 2025 anti-icing surface topography structure unit cell phase transition bonding strength abrasion adhesion coatings ice friction surface roughness and asperities surface treatment National Foundation for Science and Technology Development 10.13039...

... adherence, confirming adhesion and abrasive wear mechanism. The absence of oxygen elements in EDS analysis shows that there is an absence of oxidative wear. 1 Corresponding author. Email: rajendraprasadmeena_2k21phdme08@dtu.ac.in Email: yuvraj@dce.ac.in A comprehensive EDS scan was performed...

..., the cutter flank was subject to different wear mechanisms such as diffusion, oxidation, adhesion, and abrasion. The surface roughness decreased by increasing the cutting speed, but the roughness was found to increase as the feed increased. At high cutting speed, formation of small chips and uniform...

... TiAlVN coatings PVD HiPIMS wear abrasion adhesion films micro-tribology surface properties and characterization surface roughness and asperities Machining is a very important process in the aeronautical/aerospace industry and hence is very important because of its high precision [ 1...

... by the properties of the oxide layer formed during sliding. Under higher loads, the oxide layer on the alloy surface fractured, resulting in the generation of flake-like debris, which contributed to third-body abrasion. Additionally, the study examined the transfer film formation on the alumina counterface under...

... Figure transition metal nitride films magnetron sputtering super-hard films self-lubrication dual-doping wear resistance abrasion dry friction films hardness China Postdoctoral Science Foundation 10.13039/501100002858 No.2014T70520 National Natural Science Foundation...

... an abrasive effect and localized cracks. However, coatings with moderate Ti content (9.62 at%) effectively protected the substrate from significant wear at room temperature and maintained a low coefficient of friction at high temperatures without failure. The cross-sectional appearance of the coatings...

... increased by 17.3%. Li et al. [ 22 – 25 ] used the topology optimization method to determine the cooling channel and established the model of the newly designed floating sleeve. floating sleeve bearing finite difference method clearance ratio temperature abrasion bearings boundary lubrication...

... for publication in the J ournal of T ribology . 21 04 2024 01 10 2024 01 10 2024 06 11 2024 Graphical Abstract Figure tribological performance solid lubricant eco-friendly effective transfer/tribo-film abrasion lubricant degradation wear mechanisms...

... with the simulation results. The results show that the friction coefficient decreases with the increase of current density when the current density is less than 10 A/mm 2 , and the wear mechanism is mainly abrasive wear. When the current density is greater than 10 A/mm 2 , the friction coefficient increases...

... convex unit cylindrical surface abrasion friction National Natural Science Foundation of China 10.13039/501100001809 52105294 Natural Science Foundation of Jilin Province 10.13039/100007847 20210508034RQ YDZJ202201ZYTS380 Erosive wear is a form of wear caused...

... from 0% to 8%. Tests conducted using pin-on-disc equipment under various conditions, including loads of 5–15 N, sliding velocities of 0.5–1.5 m/s, sliding distances of 80–120 m, and abrasive grit sizes of 80–150 µm, revealed significant findings. The Al–6TiC nanocomposite demonstrated an 18% reduction...