Tribological Behavior of TiAl-Multilayer Graphene-Ag Composites at Different Temperatures and Sliding Speeds
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摘要:
Tribological behavior of TiAl-multilayer graphene-Ag composites (TMACs) prepared by spark plasma sintering against a Si3N4 ball was investigated on a ball-on-disk high-temperature tribometer at different test temperatures and sliding speeds in this study.The test results showed that TMACs had the lower friction coefficient and less wear rate at 450 ℃-0.25 m/s,which was attributed to the formation of the high-strength and intact tribofilms on worn surface.At 450 ℃-0.25 m/s,during the sliding process,multilayer graphene (MLG) was ground out to form the high-strength skeletons on the worn surface of TMACs.Ag was migrated from the worn surface and combined with the MLG skeleton to form the high-strength and intact tribofilms.The high-strength and intact tribofilms were beneficial to lowering the friction coefficient for the lubricating effect of Ag and decreasing wear rate for the enhancing effect of MLG skeleton.