Diverse mechanisms of friction induced self-organisation into a low-friction material–An overview of WS2 tribofilm formation
F Gustavsson, S Jacobson - Tribology International, 2016 - Elsevier
A clever way to accomplish low friction in sliding contacts is to use materials that combine
high hardness with low shear strength. Such seemingly paradoxical combination of high …
high hardness with low shear strength. Such seemingly paradoxical combination of high …
Wear resistance of molybdenum disulfide-based coatings on titanium alloys: a review
M Li, X Zhang, M Cao, Z Zhou, J Rao, S Yi… - Journal of Materials …, 2024 - Springer
With the rapid development of the global aerospace industry, higher requirements have
been placed on the comprehensive performance of structural materials for aviation. Among …
been placed on the comprehensive performance of structural materials for aviation. Among …
Structure, mechanical and tribological properties of Mo-SN solid lubricant coatings
Solid lubricant coatings deposited by plasma-assisted deposition techniques represent
modern way to reduce the coefficient of friction in lubricant-free sliding contacts …
modern way to reduce the coefficient of friction in lubricant-free sliding contacts …
Amorphous self-lubricant MoS2-C sputtered coating with high hardness
L Gu, P Ke, Y Zou, X Li, A Wang - Applied surface science, 2015 - Elsevier
MoS 2-C coatings with various carbon contents were deposited by direct current magnetron
sputtering. Carbon concentration (from 40.9 at.% to 73.1 at.%) within the coatings was …
sputtering. Carbon concentration (from 40.9 at.% to 73.1 at.%) within the coatings was …
Temperature-Adaptive Ultralubricity of a WS2/aC Nanocomposite Coating: Performance from Room Temperature up to 500 °C
This study reports on the ultralubricity of a high-temperature resilient nanocomposite
WS2/aC tribocoating. The coefficient of friction of this coating remains at around 0.02 …
WS2/aC tribocoating. The coefficient of friction of this coating remains at around 0.02 …
Se nanopowder conversion into lubricious 2D selenide layers by tribochemical reactions
Transition metal dichalcogenide (TMD) coatings have attracted enormous scientific and
industrial interest due to their outstanding tribological behavior. The paradigmatic example …
industrial interest due to their outstanding tribological behavior. The paradigmatic example …
Structural, mechanical and tribological properties of Mo–S–N solid lubricant films
X Zhang, L Qiao, L Chai, J Xu, L Shi, P Wang - Surface and Coatings …, 2016 - Elsevier
In this paper, the composite Mo-SN solid lubricant films are synthesized by magnetron
sputtering of molybdenum disulphide (MoS 2) target in nitrogen and argon atmosphere. With …
sputtering of molybdenum disulphide (MoS 2) target in nitrogen and argon atmosphere. With …
Structure, mechanical and tribological properties of MoSe2 and Mo-Se-N solid lubricant coatings
Mo-Se-N films were prepared by pulsed direct current (DC) High Target Utilisation
Sputtering (HiTUS) in reactive Ar+ N 2 atmosphere. Here, the effect of nitrogen do** was …
Sputtering (HiTUS) in reactive Ar+ N 2 atmosphere. Here, the effect of nitrogen do** was …
A revised interpretation of the mechanisms governing low friction tribolayer formation in alloyed-TMD self-lubricating coatings
Alloyed-transition metal dichalcogenide coatings are potential industrial dry lubricants for
sliding in diverse environments. It is well established that these solid lubricant coatings show …
sliding in diverse environments. It is well established that these solid lubricant coatings show …
Tribological behavior of ZrO2/WS2 coating surfaces with biomimetic shark-skin structure
X Li, J Deng, Y Lu, L Zhang, J Sun, F Wu - Ceramics international, 2019 - Elsevier
This study demonstrated the dry friction and wear behavior of sol-gel ZrO 2/WS 2 coatings
with biomimetic shark-skin textured surfaces. The effect of added WS 2 on the microstructure …
with biomimetic shark-skin textured surfaces. The effect of added WS 2 on the microstructure …