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- 2023Experimental visualization of the wear and scuffing evolution of a flake graphite cast iron cylinder linercitations
- 2020Assessment of Shaft Surface Structures on the Tribological Behavior of Journal Bearings by Physical and Virtual Simulationcitations
- 2017Influence of tribofilm formation in DLC-steel line contacts on friction
- 2014Tribological performance of forged steel and cast iron crankshafts on model scale
- 2012Tribological functionality of aluminium sliding materials with hard phases under lubricated conditionscitations
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Tribological functionality of aluminium sliding materials with hard phases under lubricated conditions
Abstract
<p>This paper describes the tribological functionality of hypereutectic AlSi under conformal contact conditions. Temperature and load bearing tests were performed with a ring-on-disc configuration with steel counterparts under fully formulated engine oil. Tribometric tests show significantly higher wear resistance and loadability of AlSi compared to pure Al. Post test surface characterization by light and electron microscopy revealed the load bearing functionality of the Si hard phases. Selective formation of protective tribofilms was observed exclusively on these Si particles and on the corresponding steel counterpart. This formation requires sufficient energy input and only takes place under harsh contact conditions.</p>