Method of measuring friction coefficient by using thermal analog machine
A friction coefficient and thermal simulation technology, applied in the field of high temperature friction coefficient, can solve the problems of poor measurement accuracy, only under 75℃ or normal temperature, and small measurement range, so as to improve measurement accuracy, avoid errors and improve accuracy.
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[0063] 1) Select the compression sample:
[0064] Select JIS-SUJ 2, the sample size is Φ8*12mm.
[0065] 2) Selection and determination of deformation conditions:
[0066] Deformation temperature: 1000°C;
[0067] Strain rate: 0.1 / s;
[0068] True strain: 0.5.
[0069] 3) Calculation of the reference curve for the relationship between the theoretical friction coefficient and the middle diameter:
[0070] Using numerical simulation software, calculate the theoretical friction coefficient as 0, 0.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.4, 0.5, 0.6,
[0071] The corresponding middle diameter size at 0.7 is shown in Table 1:
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[0073] Table 1 The diameter of the middle part of the model corresponding to the theoretical friction coefficient
[0074] 4) Conduct thermal simulation compression experiments and measure the size of the deformed sample:
[0075] Add the lubricating material to be tested, under its lubricating conditions, use the compression sample selected in the above step 1) a...
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