Xuejiao Sun , Baochang Liu , Shuai Zhang , Xueqi Wang , Sixu Zhao , Wenhao Dai , Jianbo Tu
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摘要
利用盘上球摩擦磨损试验机评估了聚晶金刚石致密片(PDC)在真空环境下交替高温和低温条件下的摩擦学行为。通过 FIB-SEM-Raman-TOF-SIMS 显微分析仪(SEM、EDS、Raman)、X 射线衍射(XRD)和 X 射线光电子能谱(XPS)测量了磨损表面特征和化学成分。结果表明,在常温大气环境下,摩擦系数(COF)相当低且稳定,而在高低温交替的真空环境下,摩擦系数则要高得多且波动较大。在常温大气环境中,接触表面不断形成吸附膜,使摩擦副的化学成分几乎保持不变,磨损机理是轻度磨料磨损和氧化磨损的结合。在高低温交替的真空环境中,接触表面的吸附膜解吸,无法继续形成,Si3N4 材料在磨损区域发生粘附,形成了 Si-C 键。此外,高摩擦热、局部闪光温度和 Co 粘结剂的共同作用导致了金刚石的石墨化。磨损机制是磨料磨损和粘着磨损的结合。上述结果表明,Si3N4 和 Si-C 键的粘附力导致了高摩擦力,而石墨化现象削弱了金刚石晶粒之间的结合力,使其在滑动过程中更容易脱离。这些都是在高低温交替的真空环境下出现严重磨损的主要原因。
Tribological behavior of polycrystalline diamond compacts under alternating high and low temperature conditions in vacuum environment
The tribological behaviors of polycrystalline diamond compact (PDC) under alternating high and low temperature conditions in vacuum environment were evaluated by a ball-on-disk tribometer. The wear surface features and chemical composition were measured by FIB-SEM-Raman-TOF-SIMS microanalyzer (SEM, EDS, Raman), X-ray diffraction (XRD) and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS). The results showed that the coefficient of friction (COF) was pretty low and stable at atmospheric room temperature condition, while it was much higher and fluctuated in vacuum environment with alternating high and low temperature condition. In atmospheric environment with room temperature, the continuous formation of adsorbed films on the contact surface kept the chemical composition of the friction pair virtually unchanged, and the wear mechanism was a combination of mild abrasive wear and oxidative wear. In vacuum environment with alternating high and low temperature condition, the adsorbed film on the contact surface desorbed and could not continue to form, and the adhesion of Si3N4 materials occurred on the wear area and the Si-C bonds were formed. In addition, a combination of high friction heat, localized flash temperature and Co binder led to the graphitization of diamond. The wear mechanism was a combination of abrasive wear and adhesive wear. The above results showed that the adhesion of Si3N4 and the Si-C bonds led to high friction force, while the graphitization phenomenon weakened the bonding force between diamond grains, and made them more likely to be detached during the sliding. These were the mainly reasons for the severe wear under vacuum environment with alternating high and low temperature condition.
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