Comparative tribological properties of magnesium hexasilicate and serpentine powder as lubricating oil additives under High temperature
Abstract
Friction and wear experiments were carried out with nanoscale serpentine (magnesium silicate mineral) and magnesium hexasilicate powder as lubricating oil additives at 400 °C. The tribological test results showed that the self-repairing protective layers could be well formed on the contact surfaces, whether nanoscale serpentine or magnesium hexasilicate powder was added into lubricating oil. The SEM and EDAX analysis demonstrate that the...
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Title
Comparative tribological properties of magnesium hexasilicate and serpentine powder as lubricating oil additives under High temperature
Published Date
May 1, 2012
Journal
Volume
49
Pages
53 - 57
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