作者: Yixiang Sun , Chenfei Song , Zili Liu , Jiawei Li , Li Wang
DOI: 10.1016/J.TRIBOINT.2019.106055
关键词: Electrical conductor 、 Conductivity 、 Tribology 、 Materials science 、 Tribometer 、 Composite material 、 Current (fluid) 、 Water environment 、 Optical microscope 、 X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy
摘要: Abstract The effect of water on rolling current-carrying contact pairs was investigated using a disc–disc tribometer in water-dripping condition. coefficient friction increased with applied current and peaked over 1.1 when the 1.5 A, which much higher than that recorded air. SEM optical microscopy demonstrated this high resulted pits surface plastic flow subsurface. XPS results indicated CuO generated during through two mechanisms: tribo- electro-oxidation reactions. AFM observations suggested formation oxides could weaken conductivity pairs. These may provide deeper understanding joint effects mechanics chemistry surfaces.