THE INFLUENCE OF GRAPHITE ADDITION ON TRIBOLOGICALPROPERTIES OF POLYLACTIDE (PLA)

Q3 Engineering
M. Kujawa, R. Przekop, W. Pawlak, Adam Widuch, Jakub Hanszke
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Abstract

Plastics are widely used due to their numerous advantages. Unfortunately, most of their types do not decomposequickly in the natural environment, causing environmental pollution. In order to counteract the problem ofwaste, there is a growing interest in plastics that degrade under the influence of the natural environment.The authors of this article are trying to use biodegradable plastic for sliding elements. Polylactide (PLA)is a biodegradable, environmentally friendly polymer; however, it has a high wear and friction coefficientwhen working with steel. It was decided to check whether the addition of 10% graphite (a commonly used,environmentally friendly modifier) would improve the tribological properties of PLA. Using a pin-on-discstation, the coefficient of friction, wear and temperature of the sample were determined depending on thespeed of cooperation and pressure. The addition of graphite significantly reduced the linear wear of thecomposite in a wide range of parameters (sliding speed and pressure), slightly decreased the coefficient offriction and slightly increased the temperature of the composite.
石墨对聚乳酸(pla)摩擦学性能的影响
塑料由于有许多优点而被广泛使用。不幸的是,它们的大多数类型在自然环境中不能迅速分解,造成环境污染。为了解决垃圾问题,人们对能在自然环境影响下降解的塑料越来越感兴趣。这篇文章的作者正在尝试使用可生物降解的塑料作为滑动元件。聚乳酸(PLA)是一种可生物降解的环保聚合物;然而,当与钢一起工作时,它具有很高的磨损和摩擦系数。决定检查添加10%石墨(一种常用的环保改性剂)是否会改善PLA的摩擦学性能。使用分离销,试样的摩擦系数、磨损系数和温度取决于合作速度和压力。石墨的加入显著降低了复合材料在大范围参数(滑动速度和压力)下的线性磨损,略微降低了摩擦系数,略微提高了复合材料的温度。
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Tribologia: Finnish Journal of Tribology
Tribologia: Finnish Journal of Tribology Materials Science-Surfaces, Coatings and Films
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