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|a Effect of Transfer Film on Tribological Properties of Anti-Friction PEI- and PI-Based Composites at Elevated Temperatures
|f S. V. Panin, Luo Jiangkun, D. G. Buslovich [et al.]
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|a The structure, mechanical and tribological properties of the PEI- and PI-based composites reinforced with Chopped Carbon Fibers (CCF) and loaded with commercially available micron-sized solid lubricant fillers of various nature (polymeric-PTFE, and crystalline-Gr and MoS2) were studied in the temperature range of 23–180 (240) °C. It was shown that tribological properties of these ternary composites were determined by the regularities of the transfer film (TF) adherence on their wear track surfaces. The patterns of TFs formation depended on the chemical structure of the polymer matrix (stiffness/flexibility) as well as the tribological test temperatures. Loading with PTFE solid lubricant particles, along with the strengthening effect of CCF, facilitated the formation and fixation of the TF on the sliding surfaces of the more compliant PEI-based composite at room temperature. In this case, a very low coefficient of friction (CoF) value of about 0.05 was observed. For the more rigid identically filled PI-based composite, the CoF value was twice as high under the same conditions. At elevated temperatures, rising both CoF levels and oscillation of their values made it difficult to retain the non-polar PTFE transfer film on the sliding surfaces of the PI-based composite. As a result, friction of the ceramic counterpart proceeded over the composite surface without any protecting TF at T ? 180 °C. For the sample with the more flexible PEI matrix, the PTFE-containing TF was retained on its sliding surface, providing a low WR level even under CoF rising and oscillating conditions. A similar analysis was carried out for the less efficient crystalline solid lubricant filler MoS2.
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|t Polymers
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|t Vol. 14, iss. 6
|v [1215, 28 p. ]
|d 2023
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|a труды учёных ТПУ
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|a электронный ресурс
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|a polyimide
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|a polyetherimide
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|a transfer film
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|a carbon fibers
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|a polytetrafluoroethylene
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|a molybdenum disulfide
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|a elastic modulus
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|a coefficient of friction
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|a wear rate
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|a полимиды
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|a переводные пленки
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|a полиэфиримиды
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|a углеродные волокна
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|a политетрафторэтилен
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|a дисульфид молибдена
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|a модуль упругости
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|a скорость износа
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|a Panin
|b S. V.
|c specialist in the field of material science
|c Professor of Tomsk Polytechnic University, Doctor of technical sciences
|f 1971-
|g Sergey Viktorovich
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|a Luo Jiangkun
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|a Buslovich
|b D. G.
|c specialist in material science
|c assistant of Tomsk Polytechnic University
|f 1993-
|g Dmitry Gennadjevich
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|a Aleksenko
|b V. O.
|c specialist in the field of material science
|c engineer of Tomsk Polytechnic University
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|g Lyudmila Aleksandrovna
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|a Национальный исследовательский Томский политехнический университет
|b Инженерная школа новых производственных технологий
|b Отделение материаловедения
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