Tribological Properties of MoS 2 with Different Morphologies in High-Density Polyethylene
作者： Kun Hong Hu , Xian Guo Hu , Jin Wang , Yu Fu Xu , Cheng Liang Han
DOI: 10.1007/S11249-012-9964-1
关键词: Materials science 、 Composite material 、 Polyethylene 、 Lubrication 、 Tribometer 、 Tribology 、 High-density polyethylene 、 Exfoliation joint 、 Abrasive 、 Crystallinity
摘要: The tribological properties of high-density polyethylene (HDPE) modified by MoS2 with different morphologies (nano-spheres, nano-platelets, and micro-platelets) were investigated using an end-face tribometer under dry friction rapeseed oil lubrication. Under friction, nano-platelets nano-spheres exhibited their best at 1.0 1.5 % (wt%) content, respectively. lubrication, the better additives in HDPE than other two. melting was main wear mechanism whereas abrasive is changing mechanisms led to anti-wear variations HDPEs increasing contents. closely related crystallinity thermo-mechanical MoS2/HDPE. samples lower damping factors showed properties. excellent can be attributed deformation exfoliation process. Nano-platelets are advantageous This study elucidated relationship between property morphology a polymer.
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