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Low temperature investigations on frictional behaviour and wear resistance of solid lubricant coatings
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The tribological characteristics of polymer-based solid lubricant coatings under frictional stressing in vacuum at 293, 120 or 77 K were studied. Vacuum-friction apparatus with cryogenic pumps and low-temperature tribometer designed at SR&DB of ILTP& E was used for sliding tests. It was found that the coefficient of friction is somewhat higher at low than at room temperatures. The effect of temperature decrease on the wear life of solid lubricant coatings is ambiguous and determined by the direction of changes in physical and mechanical characteristics of a solid lubricant coating under cooling and by the rate of the process of a binder tribodestruction. (C) 2001 Elsevier Science Ltd. All rights reserved.
Keywords:
solid lubricant coatings
vacuum
cryogenic temperatures
friction
wear
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