Original paper
Formation of a self-lubricating layer by oxidation and solid-state amorphization of nano-lamellar microstructures during dry sliding wear tests
Abstract
Dry sliding wear tests of steel disks of various compositions were performed with consideration of the effects of microstructure, shear strain and shear strain rate using a ball-on-disk tester with a tungsten carbide ball under ambient atmosphere and room temperature. We found a severe–mild wear transition phenomenon, which we called self-lubrication, and categorized friction behavior into two regimes: a high-friction regime and a low-friction...
Paper Details
Title
Formation of a self-lubricating layer by oxidation and solid-state amorphization of nano-lamellar microstructures during dry sliding wear tests
Published Date
Mar 1, 2019
Journal
Volume
166
Pages
208 - 220
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