Effect of chemical structure of organo-chlorine compounds on the lubricity of A12024 against steel
作者： Yanhong Hu , Weimin Liu
DOI: 10.1016/S0043-1648(98)00186-0
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摘要: Abstract The friction reduction and antiwear properties of a range organo-chlorine compounds as oil additives in mineral were assessed using Timken tester with SAE52100 steel ring sliding against an A12024 block. X-ray photoelectron spectrometry (XPS) microscopic infrared reflectance employed to examine the boundary film formed on surface Al results reveal that unsaturated chlorides electron-defect p-π conjugated system are more effective reduce both wear block, because they easy absorb rubbed surfaces form aluminum chloride polymer. lubricating mechanism was forming films.
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