Kinetics of formation of adsorption boundary lubricating film under lubricant starvation
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Abstract
The kinetics of the formation of the boundary lubricating film at severe sliding friction is described. A new probabilistic model of the adsorption process running within the interfacial capillary net is used to determine the characteristic time of the formation of a polymolecular lubricating film. It considers the supramolecular ordering of the film by introducing the ordering factor.
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OpenAlex topics: Advanced machining processes and optimization · Lubricants and Their Additives · Engineering Technology and Methodologies
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