Friction and Wear with a Single-crystal Abrasive Grit of Silicon Carbide in Contact with Iron-base Binary Alloys in Oil: Effect of Alloying Element and Its ContentsNational Aeronautics and Space Administration, Scientific and Technical Information Office, 1979 - Friction - 16 pages |
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15 Solute content abrasive wear abrasive-wear and friction alloy disk alloying elements alloys and pure aluminum oxide annealed and mechanically atomic percent atomic radius ratio atomic size misfit Average groove height chromium coefficient of friction constant for material correlated decreasing rates dH/dC effect of alloying experiments were conducted friction and groove friction and wear Friction force trace function of solute groove wear track increasing contact pressure iron as function iron atomic radius iron-base binary alloys Iron-chromium alloy Iron-manganese alloy Iron-nickel alloy Iron-titanium alloy Iron-tungsten alloy Kanazawa mechanically polished alloy metals mineral oil mm/min newton polished alloy surfaces pressure during sliding Pure iron rhodium rider in mineral riders in contact shear strength silicon carbide rider simple experiments single-crystal silicon carbide Single-pass sliding Sliding direction Sliding friction experiments Sliding velocity solute to iron spherical rider Stephens and Witzke surface profile titanium content total sliding distance various iron-base alloys Witzke ref