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ZnDTP-Derived Tribofilm Formation Process and the Wear of Roughness Peaks on a Rough Steel Surface
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- NAGAHASHI Ayumu
- Tokyo Institute of Technology
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- MASUKO Masabumi
- Komatsu Collaborative Research Cluster for Innovative Technologies, Tokyo Institute of Technology
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- YAMAMOTO Hiroshi
- Manufacturing Engineering Development Center, Production Division, Komatsu Ltd.
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- KIKUCHI Masao
- Komatsu Collaborative Research Cluster for Innovative Technologies, Tokyo Institute of Technology
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- TANAKA Shinji
- Komatsu Collaborative Research Cluster for Innovative Technologies, Tokyo Institute of Technology
Bibliographic Information
- Other Title
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- 鋼粗面上におけるZnDTP由来のトライボフィルム形成過程と粗さ突起部摩耗
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<p>This paper focuses on the ZnDTP-derived tribofilm formation process in the early stage of sliding, mainly on the formation of a sulfide layer and a polyphosphate layer, in studying the formation process on a steel surface with roughness equivalent to that of an actual machine. Unlike the results of ZnDTP single-formulated oil using a regular mirror-finished steel test piece, the sulfur-based tribofilm was preferentially formed at the initial sliding stage on the steel test piece with relatively large roughness equivalent to the actual machine level. It was also found that it took longer to form a phosphorus-based tribofilm that exhibited wear resistance. Thus, the behavior of tribofilm formed on the test pieces with roughness equivalent to the actual machine level differed significantly from that of the mirror-finished test pieces. In particular, it was found that the sulfurization reaction in the early stage of sliding is important through the corrosive wear of the top of roughness, and played an important role in controlling the subsequent tribological behavior.</p>
Journal
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- JOURNAL OF JAPANESE SOCIETY OF TRIBOLOGISTS
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JOURNAL OF JAPANESE SOCIETY OF TRIBOLOGISTS 68 (2), 114-127, 2023-02-15
Japanese Society of Tribologists
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- CRID
- 1390295116800637440
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- ISSN
- 21899967
- 09151168
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- Text Lang
- ja
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- Data Source
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- JaLC
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- Abstract License Flag
- Disallowed