A review of recent advances in tribology
The reach of tribology has expanded in diverse fields and tribology related research
activities have seen immense growth during the last decade. This review takes stock of the …
activities have seen immense growth during the last decade. This review takes stock of the …
Tribology of two-dimensional materials: From mechanisms to modulating strategies
Abstract Two-dimensional (2D) materials are crystalline materials made of a single or a few
layers of atoms. They have been an active research subject in recent years because of their …
layers of atoms. They have been an active research subject in recent years because of their …
Interlayer friction and superlubricity in single-crystalline contact enabled by two-dimensional flake-wrapped atomic force microscope tips
Y Liu, A Song, Z Xu, R Zong, J Zhang, W Yang… - Acs Nano, 2018 - ACS Publications
Interlayer friction between the atomic planes of 2D materials and heterostructures is a
promising probe of the physics in their interlayer couplings and superlubricity. However, it is …
promising probe of the physics in their interlayer couplings and superlubricity. However, it is …
Effects of grain boundary on wear of graphene at the nanoscale: A molecular dynamics study
Graphene has shown excellent tribological behaviors, enabling its potential applications as
lubricating and anti-wear coatings, however, the grain boundaries (GBs) formed during the …
lubricating and anti-wear coatings, however, the grain boundaries (GBs) formed during the …
Designing nanoindentation simulation studies by appropriate indenter choices: Case study on single crystal tungsten
Atomic simulations are widely used to study the mechanics of small contacts for many
contact loading processes such as nanometric cutting, nanoindentation, polishing, grinding …
contact loading processes such as nanometric cutting, nanoindentation, polishing, grinding …
Anomalous layer-dependent lubrication on graphene-covered substrate: Competition between adhesion and plasticity
Friction on samples covered by few-layer graphene is well known to exhibit the unique layer
dependence where friction measured by atomic force microscopy at the nanoscale is …
dependence where friction measured by atomic force microscopy at the nanoscale is …
Mechanism research of the laser propulsion of bulk graphene sponge material through high vacuum experiment
L Wang, M Dai, Q Zhao, X Wang - Vacuum, 2021 - Elsevier
Qualitative and quantitative studies have shown that the laser propulsion of bulk graphene
sponge material (LPGS) is efficient, green and stable, which has great value in long-term …
sponge material (LPGS) is efficient, green and stable, which has great value in long-term …
Interphase mechanical behaviours of graphene-copper nanocomposites: A study by in-situ nanoindentations and molecular dynamics simulations
J Ke, Z Yao, J Zhang - Applied Surface Science, 2025 - Elsevier
The mechanical property of the interface between graphene and copper (Cu) plays crucial
role in determining the overall mechanical performance of graphene-Cu nanocomposites. In …
role in determining the overall mechanical performance of graphene-Cu nanocomposites. In …
[HTML][HTML] Incipient plasticity and fully plastic contact behavior of copper coated with a graphene layer
Cu coated with a graphene layer increases the elastic modulus from 163.4 GPa to 176.7
GPa, as analyzed for the initial elastic loading during nanoindentation by the Hertzian …
GPa, as analyzed for the initial elastic loading during nanoindentation by the Hertzian …
Electro-Chemo-Mechanical Modeling of Multiscale Active Materials for Next-Generation Energy Storage: Opportunities and Challenges
D Datta - JOM, 2024 - Springer
Although lithium-ion batteries represent the best available rechargeable battery technology,
a significant energy and power density gap exists between LIBs and petrol/gasoline. The …
a significant energy and power density gap exists between LIBs and petrol/gasoline. The …