2021
DOI: 10.1002/ls.1540
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High temperature solid/liquid lubrication behaviours of DLC films

Abstract: The high temperature solid/liquid lubrication performances of DLC (diamond like carbon) films were investigated by a ball‐on‐disc tribometer under perfluoropolyether (PFPE) oil. The friction and wear behaviours of DLC films sliding against a Si3N4 ball at different friction pairs, sliding speeds and temperatures were evaluated systematically under dry friction. Moreover, tribological properties of DLC films were investigated under PFPE oils lubrication at elevated temperature. The experimental results show tha… Show more

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“…Combined with acid-alcohol system superlubricity, acid and glycerol system superlubricity, alkali solution superlubricity, etc., three major mechanisms can be summarized to achieve liquid superlubricity, the electric double layer effect [109,110], hydrodynamic effect [111][112][113], and hydration effect [114][115][116], as shown in Figure 13, which are also recognized in the world. Sometimes one mechanism can realize superlubricity, and sometimes the joint action of two to three mechanisms is needed [117][118][119][120]. Under the support of these three mechanisms, the liquid superlubricity pressure capacity can be increased from about 10 MPa in the past to 300 Mpa.…”
Section: Liquid Superlubricity Mechanismmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Combined with acid-alcohol system superlubricity, acid and glycerol system superlubricity, alkali solution superlubricity, etc., three major mechanisms can be summarized to achieve liquid superlubricity, the electric double layer effect [109,110], hydrodynamic effect [111][112][113], and hydration effect [114][115][116], as shown in Figure 13, which are also recognized in the world. Sometimes one mechanism can realize superlubricity, and sometimes the joint action of two to three mechanisms is needed [117][118][119][120]. Under the support of these three mechanisms, the liquid superlubricity pressure capacity can be increased from about 10 MPa in the past to 300 Mpa.…”
Section: Liquid Superlubricity Mechanismmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In summary, we can conclude that the melting-induced effect has been confirmed, indicating that the coefficient of friction (COF) is lower for liquid-like (or quasi-liquid) materials. This phenomenon can be primarily attributed to the transition from solid film lubrication to liquid (or quasi-liquid) lubrication, as proposed in the tribological model [256,257].…”
Section: The Lubricious Oxidesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As one of the most excellent lubricants in solid lubrication [16][17][18][19], DLC still attracts extensive attention in the field of tribology. The research achievements of superlubricity of DLC film are mainly reflected in two aspects, namely, new DLCbased lubricants and lubrication mechanism related to DLC.…”
Section: Superlubricity Of Diamond-like Carbon (Dlc) Filmmentioning
confidence: 99%