Lubricant behaviour in concentrated contact systems — the castor oil-steel system
Lubricant behaviour in concentrated contact systems — the castor oil-steel system
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DOI:
10.1016/0043-1648(59)90264-9
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发表时间:
1959-05
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5
通讯作者:
F. W. Smith
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作者:
F. W. Smith
Experiments are described in which frictional forces are measured between hardened steel surfaces lubricated with castor oil. In one series of experiments, balls of different sizes slide against a moving plane at a maximum Hertz stress of 389,000 p.s.i. (273.5 kg/mm2) over a range of speeds up to 140 cm/sec. In another experiment the frictional force is measured between rollers which roll with a small component of sliding motion, the elastic stresses being similar to those used in the first experiment.In an interpretation of these measurements, it is concluded that in a certain range of speed most of the frictional force is transmitted through a film of lubricant acting as a plastic solid whose shear strength decreases with increasing temperature, and that in the sliding experiment the coefficient of friction gives essentially a measure of the temperature rise in the lubricant.It is further suggested that in concentrated contact systems of this type where the frictional force is determined by the high-stress plastic yield of the lubricant, the film thickness is determined by viscous flow properties.