Friction and Wear in Polymer-Based Materials

1st Edition - January 1, 1982
Authors: V. A. Bely, A. I. Sviridenok, M. I. Petrokovets
Language: English
eBook ISBN:
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Friction and Wear in Polymer-Based Materials discusses friction and wear problems in polymer-based materials. The book is organized into three parts. The chapters in Part I cover… Read more

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Friction and Wear in Polymer-Based Materials discusses friction and wear problems in polymer-based materials. The book is organized into three parts. The chapters in Part I cover the basic laws of friction and wear in polymer-based materials. Topics covered include frictional interaction during metal-polymer contact and the influence of operating conditions on wear in polymers. The chapters in Part II discuss the structure and frictional properties of polymer-based materials; the mechanism of frictional transfer when a polymer comes into contact with polymers, metals, and other materials; and controlling the frictional properties of polymer materials. Part III is devoted to applications of polymer-based materials in friction assemblies. It covers composite self-lubricating materials and polymer materials for complexly loaded main friction assemblies. This work may prove useful to specialists interested in the problems of using polymer materials. It also aims to stimulate deeper research into the field of friction and wear in polymer-based materials.

Part I The Basic Principles of Friction and Wear in Polymer-Based Materials

Chapter 1. Frictional Interaction during Metal-Polymer Contact

1. The Friction Mechanism in Solids and Polymers

2. Strain during Friction

3. Adhesion and Its Role in Polymer Friction

Chapter 2. The Influence of Operating Conditions on Wear in Polymers

1. The Influence of Load

2. The Effect of Sliding Velocity

3. The Effect of Temperature

4. Friction in Lubricated Surfaces

5. Friction in a Vacuum

Chapter 3. The Characteristics of Forming Frictional Contact in Polymer Bodies

1. The Rheological Properties of Frictional Contact in Polymer-based Materials

2. Calculating the Actual Contact Area in Metal-Polymer Systems

3. Experimental Methods of Determining the Actual Contact Area in Polymer Bodies

4. Experimental Principles of Determining the Actual Contact Area in Polymer Bodies

Chapter 4. Wear in Polymer-based Materials

1. Types of Wear

2. The Basic Principles of Wear

Part I References

Part II The Function of Structure in the Friction and Wear Mechanisms of Polymer-based Materials

Chapter 5. The Structure and Frictional Properties of Polymer-based Materials

1. Structural Features Peculiar to Polymer Materials

2. Methods of Research into the Structural Transformations which can Take Place in Polymers during Friction

3. The Effect of Structure on the Frictional Properties of Polymer Materials

Chapter 6. Frictional Transfer

1. Frictional Transfer when Polymers Interact

2. Frictional Transfer in Metal-Polymer Contact

Chapter 7. Controlling the Structure and Frictional Properties of Polymer Materials

1. The Manufacture of Materials with Given Frictional Properties

2. Controlling the Structure and Frictional Properties during Interaction

Part II References

Part III The Application of Polymer-based Materials in Friction Assemblies

Chapter 8. Composite Self-lubricating Materials

1. Materials Based on Polymers and Dry Lubricants

2. Timber-based Composite Materials

3. Metal-polymer Electrically Conducting Materials

Chapter 9. Practical Applications Involving Polymer-Metal Friction

1. The Peculiar Design Features of Components Made from Polymer Materials

2. Gear Drives

3. Sliding Friction Bearings

4. Thin-layer Polymer and Metal-polymer Coatings

Conclusion

Part III References

Index