Friction and Wear of Commercially Pure Titanium with Different Microstructure from the View Point of Thermodynamic Analysis

Song Jeng Huang; S.V. Chertovskikh; V.I. Semenov; L.Sh. Shuster

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.863.50

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Friction and Wear of Commercially Pure Titanium with Different Microstructure from the View Point of Thermodynamic Analysis

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The conditions are substantiated for the loss of thermodynamic stability of a tribosystem and for its adaptation with a decreasing wear rate at the moving frictional contact of parts from commercially pure titanium with an ultrafine-grained structure produced by equal-channel angular pressing. The regularities of the influence of the structure's dispersion degree and the friction contact's temperature on the tribotechnical characteristics of ultrafine-grained materials are established theoretically and experimentally.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 863)

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Song Jeng Huang*, S.V. Chertovskikh, V.I. Semenov, L.Sh. Shuster

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Adaptation, Commercially Pure Titanium, Entropy Production, Friction, Secondary Structures, Thermodynamics, Ultrafine-Grained Structure, Wear

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