Compatibility between tribological surfaces and lubricant additives—How friction and wear reduction can be controlled by surface/lube synergies
By Anne Neville, A. Morina, T. Haque, M. Voong. 2007
329 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Abstract This paper reviews the recent trends in materials technology and lubricant additive technology in engines. The paper will review key developments in surface engineering, application of nanocomposite materials and other advanced materials (including light alloys). It will also assess the trends towards “greener” lubricant additives, driven by environmental legislation and will discuss the implications for lubrication in the next decade. The key part of the paper will be to review the extent to which materials and lubricants are being used in partnership in engineering systems to capitalize on the synergies, which can exist between surfaces and lubricants in boundary lubrication. In a similar manner there are some important antagonisms that need to be identified—an appreciation of such compatibility issues can assist engineers in selecting a lubrication system. The paper will review existing literature from outside the work conducted by the authors and will substantiate some of the important aspects of boundary lubrication surface/lubricant compatibility through reference to some recent work conducted by the authors.
Subfields: Mechanical Engineering, Mechanics of Materials
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In Mechanical Engineering
- C. Putignano
- Andreas Almqvist
- Giuseppe Carbone
- Jean-François Molinari
- Stanislaw Stupkiewicz
- D. Heyes
- Nicola Maria Pugno
- Guillaume Anciaux
In Mechanics of Materials
- Giuseppe Carbone
- C. Putignano
- Andreas Almqvist
- Daniele Dini
- Jean-François Molinari
- Stanislaw Stupkiewicz
- D. Heyes
- Martin H. Müser
Citations in the corpus
- Advances in nonequilibrium molecular dynamics simulations of lubricants and additives (2018, background): “[277] Neville A, Morina A, Haque T, Voong Q.”
- An updated overview of diamond-like carbon coating in tribology (2015, background): “Boundary lubrication can be improved if high strength carbide is formed in the defective part of cross-linked carbon network of DLC coating.(188) Kalin et al.”
- Modeling and simulation in tribology across scales: An overview (2018, background): “[5] Neville A, Morina A, Haque T, Voong M.”