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  HomeContents of Chinese Journal of Mechanical Engineering (English Edition),2004 Supp.APPROACH TO TRIBOLOGY PROPERTIES OF THE FRICTION PAIR OF Si3N4 CERAMIC AND CHILLED CAST IRON

Dong Gang

School of Mechanical Engineering,

Tianjin Professional College,

Tianjin 300402, China

 

Xiang Zhongxia

 

Shen Zhaoguang

School of Mechanical Engineering,

Tianjin University,

Tianjin 300072, China

 

 

APPROACH TO TRIBOLOGY PROPERTIES OF THE FRICTION PAIR
OF Si3N4 CERAMIC AND CHILLED
CAST IRON*

 

Abstract: Tribology properties of the friction pair composed of silicon nitride Si3N4 ceramic and chilled cast iron, which will possibly be used as antiwear materials for automotive engines, are studied. In the experimental design, the method called uniform distribution is adopted to choose the reasonable values of parameters, and wear rates, wear mechanism under unlubricated condition are measured and analyzed. In addition, friction coefficients in different lubricant states are also obtained and compared. The experimental results reveal that fatigue wear is dominant to Si3N4 ceramic, but adhesive wear is obvious to chilled cast iron; the friction coefficients between Si3N4 ceramic and chilled cast iron under unlubricated condition are much bigger than lubricated condition.

Key words: Si3N4 ceramic  Chilled cast iron  Wear  Friction  Uniform  Distribution

 


* This project is supported by Tianjin R&D Foundation of Universities and Colleges, China. Selected from Proceedings of the Eleventh World Congress in Mechanism and Machine Science (IFToMM 2004). Received August 24, 2004; received in revised form October 13, 2004; accepted December 20, 2004

 

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