Yaqing Xue, Hong Yu, Hongwei Liang, Xiaomei Wang, Conghui Meng, Shiyao Lei, Haochen Wang, Long Wang, Cheng-Feng Du
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摘要
MAX相陶瓷是高温条件下最有前途的固体润滑剂之一。在此基础上,基于高熵(HE)类似物合成了两个具有可调节过渡金属成分的新季max (Cr1Ti0.75Mo0.75V0.5AlC2和Cr1.25Ti0.75Mo0.75V0.25AlC2)。系统研究了Cr- ti- mo -V max在800℃的空气中对Si3N4摩擦偶的摩擦学性能,并阐明了Cr和V含量对Cr- ti- mo -V max的润滑和抗磨性能的影响。在800℃的极端工作温度下,Cr1.25Ti0.75Mo0.75V0.25AlC2表现出优异的自润滑性能,平均COF为0.20,平均磨损率低至3.6 × 10−7 mm3 N−1 m−1。
Optimizing the Cr and V content in quaternary MAX phase for high-temperature lubricity and wear resistance
The MAX phase ceramics are one of the most promising solid lubricants for high-temperature (HT) conditions. Herein, two new quaternary MAXs with regulatable transition-metal constituents (Cr1Ti0.75Mo0.75V0.5AlC2 and Cr1.25Ti0.75Mo0.75V0.25AlC2) are synthesized based on an high-entropy (HE) analogue. Their tribological properties against the Si3N4 tribocouple in a wide temperature up to 800 ºC in the air are systematically studied, the impacts of the Cr and V contents on lubricity and anti-wear performance of the Cr-Ti-Mo-V MAXs are illuminated as well. At an extreme operating temperature of 800 °C, Cr1.25Ti0.75Mo0.75V0.25AlC2 presents excellent self-lubrication performance with a mean COF of 0.20 and a mean wear rate as low as 3.6 × 10−7 mm3 N−1 m−1.
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