Application of NiAl-2.5Ta-7.5Cr-1B alloy as high-temperature self-lubricating material
A high-temperature self-lubricating and composite material technology, which is applied in the field of high-temperature self-lubricating applications, can solve the problems of poor room temperature tensile plasticity, low room temperature fracture resistance, and low high temperature creep resistance, etc., and achieves wide application range, excellent self-lubricating performance, Excellent plasticity and hardness
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[0037] In this embodiment, the wear temperature is room temperature, the abrasive part is SiC ceramics, the load is 45N, the sliding speed is 0.3m / s, the wear time is 10min, and the sliding distance is 180m. The NiAl-2.5Ta-7.5Cr-1B alloy block sample is fixed on the lower sample fixture, and the SiC ceramic material is fixed on the upper sample fixture. After loading, the upper sample shaft drives the SiC ball sample to reciprocate at high speed to start friction and wear.
[0038] like figure 2 As shown, the friction coefficient of the NiAl-2.5Ta-7.5Cr-1B alloy in Example 1 progresses with the wear test. After 5 seconds of wear, the friction coefficient basically reaches a stable state, and the measured average friction coefficient is 0.25.
[0039] like image 3 As shown, the friction surface morphology of NiAl-2.5Ta-7.5Cr-1B alloy in Example 1 can be seen that a smoother, smoother and complete lubricating film is formed on the friction surface, and the lubricating film ha...
Embodiment 2
[0041] The wear temperature of this embodiment is 100°C, and the abrasive part is Si 3 N 4 For ceramics, the load is 80N, the sliding speed is 0.2m / s, the wear time is 10min, and the sliding distance is 120m. Fix the NiAl-2.5Ta-7.5Cr-1B alloy bulk sample on the lower sample holder, Si3 N 4 The ceramic material is fixed on the upper sample fixture, placed in a heating electric furnace, the heating temperature is 100°C, and the heating rate is 20°C / min. After the temperature rises to 100°C, it is kept for 2 minutes, loaded, and the upper sample shaft drives Si 3 N 4 The ball sample reciprocates at high speed to start friction and wear, and is cooled to room temperature in the air after shutdown.
[0042] like Figure 4 As shown, the friction coefficient of the NiAl-2.5Ta-7.5Cr-1B alloy in Example 2 is carried out with the wear test. After wearing for 5s, the friction coefficient drops to around 0.25 and remains stable. The measured average friction coefficient is 0.25.
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Embodiment 3
[0045] The wear temperature of this embodiment is 200°C, and the pair of abrasive parts is Si 3 N 4 For ceramics, the load is 115N, the sliding speed is 0.45m / s, the wear time is 10min, and the sliding distance is 270m. Fix the NiAl-2.5Ta-7.5Cr-4B alloy bulk sample on the lower sample holder, Si 3 N 4 The ceramic ball is fixed on the upper sample fixture and placed in a heating electric furnace. The heating temperature is 200°C and the heating rate is 20°C / min. Si 3 N 4 Ceramic balls reciprocate at high speed to start friction and wear, and cool down to room temperature in the air after shutdown.
[0046] like Figure 6 As can be seen, the friction coefficient of NiAl-2.5Ta-7.5Cr-4B alloy in Example 3 is carried out with the wear test. After wearing for 5s, the friction coefficient drops to around 0.24 and remains basically stable. The measured average friction coefficient is 0.24.
[0047] like Figure 7 As shown, the friction surface morphology of NiAl-2.5Ta-7.5Cr-1B...
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