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Tribosynthesis of friction films and their influence on the functional properties of copper-based antifriction composites for printing machines Cover

Tribosynthesis of friction films and their influence on the functional properties of copper-based antifriction composites for printing machines

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|May 2023

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Fig. 1

Technological scheme for manufacturing copper-based antifriction composites
Technological scheme for manufacturing copper-based antifriction composites

Fig. 2

Schematic setup of VMT-1 friction testing machine
Schematic setup of VMT-1 friction testing machine

Fig. 3

Structure of Cu-5%Ni-3%Mo-9%CaF2 composite: (A) optical metallography; (B) electron microscopic image
Structure of Cu-5%Ni-3%Mo-9%CaF2 composite: (A) optical metallography; (B) electron microscopic image

Fig. 4

Antifriction film on friction surfaces: (A) examined composite Cu+5%Ni+3%Mo+9%CaF2; (B) counterface of 40Kh steel (analog of 1.7045, 42Cr4 steel, DIN standard, Germany)
Antifriction film on friction surfaces: (A) examined composite Cu+5%Ni+3%Mo+9%CaF2; (B) counterface of 40Kh steel (analog of 1.7045, 42Cr4 steel, DIN standard, Germany)

Fig. 5

Antifriction film with places for micro-X-ray spectral analysis (spectra 1, 2, and 3)
Antifriction film with places for micro-X-ray spectral analysis (spectra 1, 2, and 3)

Fig. 6

Micro-X-ray spectral analysis of film sections
Micro-X-ray spectral analysis of film sections

Fig. 7

Deformation and wear process of the antifriction film area: (A) beginning of deformation; (B) forming a crest before peeling off the area
Deformation and wear process of the antifriction film area: (A) beginning of deformation; (B) forming a crest before peeling off the area

Fig. 8

Wear of the film section: (A) peeling; (B) crushing and dispersion
Wear of the film section: (A) peeling; (B) crushing and dispersion

Chemical composition of spectrum 2

ElementIntensityWeight%Weight%, σAtomic%
CK3.186749.380.5777.22
OK0.55125.610.297.44
FK0.42151.020.221.03
PK0.94020.060.040.04
SK0.77280.530.120.23
CaK1.27031.030.070.52
FeK0.92340.980.110.31
NiK0.79662.740.140.91
CuK0.883735.270.5211.68
MoL0.69793.380.290.62
Result 100.00 100.00

Chemical composition of spectrum 3

ElementIntensityWeight%Weight%, σAtomic%
CK4.743967.590.5789.30
OK0.42073.780.343.71
FK0.36120.630.270.53
SK0.87110.360.090.13
CaK1.03721.560.080.58
CrK0.92610.380.060.05
FeK0.89680.440.060.11
NiK0.81981.540.120.38
CuK0.824621.590.404.99
MoL0.77342.130.220.22
Result 100.00 100.00

Comparative antifriction properties of the studied composite and cast bronze

Composition, wt.%Friction coefficient (f)/wear rate (I), μm/km, at load of 4.0 MPa and rotation speed, rphMaximum permissible rotation speed, rphComments
3,0005,0007,000
Cu + 5Ni + 3Mo + 9CaF20.21/610.24/750.28/1537,500Antifriction films have formed on the contact surfaces
Cast bronze CuSn5ZnPb* [1]0.37–0.41/388–405Plastic deformation800–1,000Liquid oil smokes and burns

Chemical composition of spectrum 1

ElementIntensityWeight%Weight%, σAtomic%
CK2.081612.570.7139.81
OK0.78604.710.259.91
FK0.54221.820.253.54
SK0.82070.230.220.31
CaK1.05031.470.091.35
FeK1.11680.470.110.30
NiK0.97994.580.222.80
CuK0.944166.840.8039.23
MoL0.67767.310.642.75
Result 100.00 100.00
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/msp-2022-0051 | Journal eISSN: 2083-134X | Journal ISSN: 2083-1331
Language: English
Page range: 147 - 157
Submitted on: Feb 9, 2023
Accepted on: Mar 18, 2023
Published on: May 2, 2023
Published by: Sciendo
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 4 times per year

© 2023 Kayode Olaleye, Tetiana Roik, Adam Kurzawa, Oleg Gavrysh, Dariusz Pyka, Mirosław Bocian, Krzysztof Jamroziak, published by Sciendo
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