玻碳基材料的摩擦磨损试验

R. A. Burton, R. G. Burton
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报道了单片玻碳和在玻碳基体中由铜纤维制成的复合材料的摩擦、磨损和电阻率。大气中氧气的减少降低了两种材料的磨损率,从而表明接触行为与石墨不同。先前对玻璃碳在玻璃碳上的摩擦学行为的重复测量证实了先前报道的低磨损率,并显示出在长时间运行(724公里或滑动)中摩擦系数的显著降低。
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Friction and wear experiments on glassy carbon based materials
Friction, wear, and resistivity are reported for monolithic glassy carbon and a composite made of copper fibers in a glassy carbon matrix. Reduction of atmospheric oxygen is shown to reduce the wear rate for both of the materials, thereby indicating that the contact behavior is different from that of graphite. Repeats of earlier measurements of tribological behavior of glassy carbon on glassy carbon confirm the low wear rate reported previously and show marked lowering of the friction coefficient in a long run (724 km or sliding).<>
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