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A Novel Nano-TiO₂ Additive Oil-in-Water Lubricant for Hot Steel Rolling

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To obtain a low cost, environmentally friendly and effective lubricant, a novel nanoTiO₂additive oil-in-water (O/W) lubricant for hot steel rolling has been developed. Based on the contact angle, tribological and hot rolling tests, the performance of the nanoTiO₂ additive O/W lubricants was evaluated and discussed. The results show that the strongest adhesion force between the nanoTiO₂ additive O/W lubricant and the work roll is obtained after addition of 4% nanoTiO₂ additive in the 1% O/W lubricant. The nanoTiO₂ nanoparticles can reduce coefficient of friction (COF) and rolling force, and enhance the surface quality of the hot-rolled product. The lubrication mechanism of nanoTiO₂ additive O/W-based lubricant has been proposed.

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Advances in Materials Processing XII

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 861)

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201-206

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July 2016

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Wen Zhen Xia, Jing Wei Zhao, Hui Wu, Si Hai Jiao, Xian Ming Zhao, Xiao Ming Zhang, Zheng Yi Jiang*

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Hot Rolling, Nano-TiO₂ Additive, Oil-in-Water Lubricant

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