Tribological behaviors of Zr-based bulk metallic glass against Si3N4 ceramic under linear reciprocating sliding
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Tribological properties of bulk metallic glasses (BMGs) deeply affect their performances in potential applications, however, the main wear mechanisms remain partially understood, for the vastly varying contact conditions in friction. This work systematically reports tribological behaviors of Zr 60.14Cu 22.31Al 9.7Fe 4.85Ag 3 BMG against Si 3N 4 ceramic during linear reciprocating sliding at different normal load (1–12 N) and reciprocating frequency (1–12 Hz). The time-dependent coefficient of friction (COF) indicates a prominent “running-in” stage during wear tests, which lengthens upon increased normal load while reduces at increased reciprocating frequency. Observation on worn surfaces indicates that the wear mechanism during “running-in” is mainly adhesive wear while in the stable stage is oxidative wear and adhesive wear. Intriguingly, high wear rate generally relates to adhesive wear and low wear rate relates to oxidative wear, while high COF relates to oxidative wear and low COF relates to adhesive wear. These results would help to understand the friction and wear of BMGs.
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OpenAlex topics: Metallic Glasses and Amorphous Alloys · Glass properties and applications · Electromagnetic wave absorption materials
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