Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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7002717 | Tribology International | 2016 | 8 Pages |
Abstract
In the present work, a special interface between substrate and carbon films is introduced to prolong wear life of a-C:H film in high vacuum, and the optimized film exhibits an ultra-long life of 2.6Ã105 cycles, corresponding to 9796.8Â m at the normal load of 5Â N. Experimental results show that gradient interlayer significantly decreases internal stress, increases adhesion strength as well as improves interface fracture toughness, and then anti-wear ability shows a corresponding improvement. This study discloses that interface design plays important roles in determining tribological behavior of a-C:H film in vacuum, which provides a novel method for developing new generation space lubrication film.
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Authors
Hui Song, Li Ji, Hongxuan Li, Xiaohong Liu, Huidi Zhou, Liu Liu, Jianmin Chen,