Effects of Pretextured Surface Topography on Friction and Wear of AA5083/AISI52100 Materials’ Pair

Elwasli, Fatma; Mzali, Slah; Zemzemi, F.; Mkaddem, Ali; Mezlini, Salah

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-66697-6_75

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“…Nowadays, several roughness parameters such as kurtosis, S ku , skewness, S sk , reduced valley depth, S vk , and the mean absolute profile slope, Á a , have become further adopted for the investigation of surface behavior under specified contact conditions. [15][16][17][18] Experimental results 14 have confirmed the sensitivity of the friction to those parameters. Indeed, low friction was detected for negative skewness, S sk , high kurtosis, S ku , and smaller mean absolute profile slope, Á a .…”

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Correlation between roughness anisotropy and tribological behavior of AA5083: Experimental and numerical analysis

Elwasli

Mzali

Zemzemi

et al. 2018

Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part L:

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This study addresses the effects of roughness anisotropy in the tribological behavior of AA5083. Wear tests were carried out using a reciprocating tribometer under a contact pressure of 200 MPa. Sliding was performed on three topographic orientations. The friction force was recorded instantaneously. Furthermore, microscopic analyses were conducted for the purpose of characterizing the wear mechanisms. The findings proved the sensitivity of friction and wear of the initial surface properties. A numerical model of the reciprocated test was, in addition, developed upon ABAQUS/Explicit to better understand the evolution of equivalent plastic deformation during sliding. The proposed model is able to simulate a real surface profile described using python scripts. The model was found very useful in highlighting the significant effect of surface anisotropy on the stress distribution and plastic deformation.

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confidence: 66%