A Promising Conductive Lubricant for Space Sliding Electrical Contact: NbSe2-Ti Film

Yang Yang, Guan Wang, Xingchen Zhou, Xingkang Su, Long Gu
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Vacuum-sliding electrical contacts find extensive application in aerospace components, yet they face limitations related to inadequate lubrication performance. In this study, we analyzed the design of an emerging conductive lubricant material, NbSe2. A series of NbSe2-Ti films with varying doped Ti contents were prepared through magnetron sputtering technology. We investigated the correlation between the sputtering current and composition, microstructure, mechanical properties, and current-carrying tribological properties of the films. The results indicate that under vacuum and current-carrying conditions, the NbSe2-Ti films demonstrate significant advantages over existing electrical-contact lubrication materials. Compared with electroplated gold films, the NbSe2-Ti films reduced the coefficient of friction from 0.25 to 0.015, thereby improving the wear life by more than six times. This result demonstrates that magnetron-sputtered NbSe2 film can be used as a lubricant for space current-carrying sliding contacts.
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用于空间滑动电接触的前景看好的导电润滑剂:铌硒钛薄膜
真空滑动电触点在航空航天部件中得到广泛应用,但却面临着润滑性能不足的限制。在本研究中,我们分析了一种新兴导电润滑材料 NbSe2 的设计。我们采用磁控溅射技术制备了一系列不同掺杂钛含量的 NbSe2-Ti 薄膜。我们研究了溅射电流与薄膜的成分、微观结构、机械性能和载流摩擦学性能之间的相关性。结果表明,在真空和载流条件下,NbSe2-Ti 薄膜与现有的电接触润滑材料相比具有显著优势。与电镀金薄膜相比,NbSe2-Ti 薄膜将摩擦系数从 0.25 降至 0.015,从而将磨损寿命提高了六倍多。这一结果表明,磁控溅射 NbSe2 薄膜可用作空间载流滑动触点的润滑剂。
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