Investigation of Tribological Performance of Ti:WS2/PFPE Composite Lubricating System Under Proton Radiation

The tribological performance of PFPE oil and the Ti:WS2/PFPE composite lubricating system with different oil amounts was investigated under a proton radiation (PR) irradiation environment. After PR irradiation, PFPE molecules occurred during cross-linking and a polymerization reaction and formed a volatile small molecular compound, which deteriorates the tribological performance of the Ti:WS2/PFPE system. The tribological properties of the Ti:WS2/PFPE system rely strongly on oil amount. For an unirradiated Ti:WS2/PFPE system, the amorphous layer of transfer film near the sliding contact area was converted into a well-defined crystalline WS2 layer with a (002) plane induced by the friction process. After PR irradiation, the transfer film became thicker and showed a wholly amorphous structure due to the difficulty in preventing the entrance of O and showed no reorientation with induced friction.

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Lubricants
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2024-11-21
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https://doi.org/10.3390/lubricants12120403
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Metal and Thin Film Mechanics
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Investigation of Tribological Performance of Ti:WS2/PFPE Composite Lubricating System Under Proton Radiation

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Investigation of Tribological Performance of Ti:WS2/PFPE Composite Lubricating System Under Proton Radiation

Jian Liu, Zhen Yan, Wei‐Min Liu, Junying Hao
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Abstract

The tribological performance of PFPE oil and the Ti:WS2/PFPE composite lubricating system with different oil amounts was investigated under a proton radiation (PR) irradiation environment. After PR irradiation, PFPE molecules occurred during cross-linking and a polymerization reaction and formed a volatile small molecular compound, which deteriorates the tribological performance of the Ti:WS2/PFPE system. The tribological properties of the Ti:WS2/PFPE system rely strongly on oil amount. For an unirradiated Ti:WS2/PFPE system, the amorphous layer of transfer film near the sliding contact area was converted into a well-defined crystalline WS2 layer with a (002) plane induced by the friction process. After PR irradiation, the transfer film became thicker and showed a wholly amorphous structure due to the difficulty in preventing the entrance of O and showed no reorientation with induced friction.

LubricantsVol. 12(12)
Chinese Academy of Sciences (CN), Lanzhou Institute of Chemical Physics (CN), Qingdao Center of Resource Chemistry and New Materials (CN), University of Chinese Academy of Sciences (CN)
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