Jiabao Pan , Junjie Wang , Jin Wang , Guangxin Yang , Xiaolei Wang
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Abstract
Frictional and wear between components in magnetorheological devices critically influence on the operating stability, control accuracy, and service life. In particular, wear of the elastic seals may cause medium leakage and eventually lead to seal failure. This paper aims to investigate the tribological properties of magnetorheological grease with different thermomagnetic coupling conditions. First, a simulation analysis of the magnetic field distribution surrounding the friction subsurface is presented. Then, the tribological experiments are performed. Subsequently, experimental results and an ultra-depth digital microscope interactive system were combined to reveal thermomagnetic coupling lubrication mechanism. The experimental results indicate that different thermomagnetic coupling fields affect the tribological properties of magnetorheological grease and the magnetic field could compensate for the effect of temperature rise. The magnetic particles covered by the base oil will participate in the lubrication process. Moreover, the dispersed magnetic particles act as an intermediate layer and change the contact form in the friction area, thus reducing the friction coefficient. However, if the magnetic particles are agglomerated in large quantities, it may cause abrasive wear and increase the wear of the contact surface.
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