Effects of ultrasound treatment of expanded graphite (EG) on the sliding friction, wear resistance, and related properties of PTFE-based composites containing EG
The effect of ultrasound treatment of expanded graphite (EG) on structure and tribological behavior of PTFE-EG composites filled with 5 mass % of EG is studied. It is found that sonicated EG (EGS) increases the friction coefficient of PTFE composite compared to that of the composite filled with the...
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The effect of ultrasound treatment of expanded graphite (EG) on structure and tribological behavior of PTFE-EG composites filled with 5 mass % of EG is studied. It is found that sonicated EG (EGS) increases the friction coefficient of PTFE composite compared to that of the composite filled with the original EG (EGO). Filling with EG allows to reduce the wear rate of PTFE up to a factor of ≈700 to Kw≈6×10−7 mm3/Nm depending on the friction conditions. At high sliding velocity causing high frictional heating, the wear rate of PTFE-EGS composite is several times higher than that of PTFE-EGO owing to reduced thermooxidative stability of both EGS and PTFE-EGS composite, whereas at friction regimes with small frictional heating the wear rates of the two composites are similar. |
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The effect of ultrasound treatment of expanded graphite (EG) on structure and tribological behavior of PTFE-EG composites filled with 5 mass % of EG is studied. It is found that sonicated EG (EGS) increases the friction coefficient of PTFE composite compared to that of the composite filled with the original EG (EGO). Filling with EG allows to reduce the wear rate of PTFE up to a factor of ≈700 to Kw≈6×10−7 mm3/Nm depending on the friction conditions. At high sliding velocity causing high frictional heating, the wear rate of PTFE-EGS composite is several times higher than that of PTFE-EGO owing to reduced thermooxidative stability of both EGS and PTFE-EGS composite, whereas at friction regimes with small frictional heating the wear rates of the two composites are similar. |
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The effect of ultrasound treatment of expanded graphite (EG) on structure and tribological behavior of PTFE-EG composites filled with 5 mass % of EG is studied. It is found that sonicated EG (EGS) increases the friction coefficient of PTFE composite compared to that of the composite filled with the original EG (EGO). Filling with EG allows to reduce the wear rate of PTFE up to a factor of ≈700 to Kw≈6×10−7 mm3/Nm depending on the friction conditions. At high sliding velocity causing high frictional heating, the wear rate of PTFE-EGS composite is several times higher than that of PTFE-EGO owing to reduced thermooxidative stability of both EGS and PTFE-EGS composite, whereas at friction regimes with small frictional heating the wear rates of the two composites are similar. |
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