Wear Process and Analysis of Lubrication Failure about Sputtering MoS2 Composite Solid Films Applied to Spacecraft

Zhi Hua Wan; Yun Ping Zhao; Miao Miao Cai; Hui Zhou; Han Jun Hu; Jun Zheng

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.275-277.1671

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Wear Process and Analysis of Lubrication Failure about Sputtering MoS₂ Composite Solid Films Applied to Spacecraft

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The solid MoS₂ composite films which were doped with Sb₂O₃ were investigated by means of UMT-2 tribometer. The worn surface morphology of balls and discs during different worn phases were measured on a high resolution microscope. The main chemical elements S,Mo in the worn surface were analyzed with PHI-5720 XPS. The worn areas of discs during different worn phases were measured with the aid of a nano scratch meter(CSM,Switzerland) .The results showed that the MoS₂/Sb₂O₃ composite films had better oxidation resistance properties and longer wear-life(6.5×10⁵r).The model of contact between the ball and its counterpart (steel disc) was converted into flat contact during the wear test. The MoS₂ transferred from discs to the surface of the balls helped to contribute their longer wear-life. Continually accumulated wear at the interface between balls and their respective counterpart discs resulted in their lubrication failure, and the accompanying oxidation of MoS₂ occurring partially accelerated lubrication failure of the solid MoS₂ composite lubrication films.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 275-277)

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Zhi Hua Wan, Yun Ping Zhao, Miao Miao Cai, Hui Zhou, Han Jun Hu, Jun Zheng

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Binding Energy, Friction Partner, Lubrication Failure, Solid Lubrication Films, Wear Area

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