A Novel Model of Steady-State Sliding Wear with Electrical Current

Zhen Hai Yang; Yong Zhen Zhang; Fu Xiao Chen; Bao Shangguan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.306-307.782

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A Novel Model of Steady-State Sliding Wear with Electrical Current

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A novel model of steady-state sliding wear with electrical current was created, which gives an accurate relational expression of three factors (electrical current, sliding velocity and contact pressure) and wear rate of the pin material. The experiments were carried out on the couple of QCr0.5 against copper-based powder metallurgical materials. The results show that the model is accurate and it is able to clearly show the influence of electrical current, sliding velocity and contact pressure on wear rate of pin.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 306-307)

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Zhen Hai Yang, Yong Zhen Zhang, Fu Xiao Chen, Bao Shangguan

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Electrical Contact, Model, Sliding Wear, Steady-State

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