Research on Tribological Properties of Environment-Friendly Nano-MoS2 Water-Based Rolling Liquid

Yan Li; Ren Dong Liu; Lei Xia; Rong Sheng Sun; Jian Jun Zhang; Shun Da Cai; Xiao Long Jin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.861.349

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Research on Tribological Properties of Environment-Friendly Nano-MoS₂Water-Based Rolling Liquid

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In this research, the four-ball tribometer was examined to evaluate the tribological behavior of environment-friendly nano-MoS₂ water-based rolling liquid. This experimental method is used to measure the maximum non-seizure load (P_B) and the coefficient of friction (μ). The newly introduced parameter ω can be combined with P_B and μ to evaluate the tribological performances of the rolling liquid comprehensively. The rolling lubrication performance of nano-MoS₂ water-base lubricant was investigated using a single stand 4-high reversing rolling mill. The surface morphologies and rolling textures of the samples were measured by laser scanning confocal microscope after cold rolling. The results show that when the concentration of nano-MoS₂ is 0.4wt.%, the water-based rolling liquid has excellent tribological and lubricating properties. Meanwhile, compared with the surface quality of the rolled strip under other lubrication conditions, the surface quality of the cold-rolled strip using 0.4wt% nano-MoS₂ rolling liquid as the lubrication condition is smooth without visible surface defects.

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Yan Li*, Ren Dong Liu, Lei Xia, Rong Sheng Sun, Jian Jun Zhang, Shun Da Cai, Xiao Long Jin

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Cold-Rolled Strip, Lubricant Additive, Nano-MoS₂, Nanoparticles, Surface Quality

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