Research on Fretting Performance of Silver Conducting Adhesive

Hui Juan Long; Xue Yan Lin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.875-877.434

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Research on Fretting Performance of Silver Conducting Adhesive

Abstract:

Fretting is one of the main reasons for electric contact failure. Metal contact pairs have long been used, generally with the structure of copper alloy base, Ni interlayer and surface noble metal (such as gold) plating. The influences of plating material and plating thickness on fretting property have been researched deeply, meanwhile, new materials have been tried. In this paper, a new conductive material, silver conducting adhesive is used as the surface coating of contact pair, and a series of tests have been done to study the performance of fretting wear by compare with the coupons without silver conducting adhesive. The results show that the use of silver conductive adhesive improves the fretting property of electrical contacts, especially with small normal force.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 875-877)

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Hui Juan Long, Xue Yan Lin

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Fretting, Silver Conducting Adhesive, Wear

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