Frictional Characteristic of Polyoxymethylene/Steel-40Cr under Different Lubrication Condition

Hao Chai; Xiao Yong Pan; Wei Zhou; Yu Mei Bao

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.951.97

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Frictional Characteristic of Polyoxymethylene/Steel-40Cr under Different Lubrication Condition

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The friction characteristics of POM-40Cr are studied. The influence of each factor including the roughness, lubricant, pressure, contact area and speed on the friction force are determined by rotating motion pin-on-disc experiments in CETR-UTM friction testing machine. At the same time, the Stribeck curve of POM-40Cr is observed according to the change of velocity. Finally, the friction hysteresis phenomenon is studied by reciprocating pin-on-block experiments.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 951)

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Hao Chai, Xiao Yong Pan, Wei Zhou, Yu Mei Bao*

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Ball Joint, Coefficient of Friction, Hysteresis, Polyoxymethylene (POM), Stribeck

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