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19. Dependence of Friction and Wear on the Microstructures of WS2Films under a Simulated Space Environment

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Yan, Zhen, Sui, Xudong, Yan, Mingming, Liu, Jian, Zhang, Shuaituo, Hao, Junying, Li, Wensheng, and Liu, Weimin

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Atomic oxygen (AO) has an important influence on the performance of solid lubricating materials applied in space. The tribological behaviors of both sputtered WS2films without and with a dense layer were mainly investigated under the ex situ AO irradiation condition. AO irradiation results in the worse tribological property for the WS2film without a dense layer. On the contrary, it is surprising that the WS2film with the dense layer exhibits a lower friction coefficient after irradiation, which is different from the reported results that the solid lubricating films always increased the friction and wear because the surfaces of the films were oxidized by AO. Meanwhile, it is found that the generated W oxides contributes to the partial surface of the wear track becoming smooth because of the shear and slip of crystal planes for WS2crystals on the surface of the dense layer. Eventually, the lubricating mechanisms of the irradiated WS2films are also revealed via correlating the friction and wear characteristics of the films.

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2020
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21. Dependence of Friction and Wear on the Microstructures of WS 2 Films under a Simulated Space Environment.

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Yan Z, Sui X, Yan M, Liu J, Zhang S, Hao J, Li W, and Liu W

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Atomic oxygen (AO) has an important influence on the performance of solid lubricating materials applied in space. The tribological behaviors of both sputtered WS 2 films without and with a dense layer were mainly investigated under the ex situ AO irradiation condition. AO irradiation results in the worse tribological property for the WS 2 film without a dense layer. On the contrary, it is surprising that the WS 2 film with the dense layer exhibits a lower friction coefficient after irradiation, which is different from the reported results that the solid lubricating films always increased the friction and wear because the surfaces of the films were oxidized by AO. Meanwhile, it is found that the generated W oxides contributes to the partial surface of the wear track becoming smooth because of the shear and slip of crystal planes for WS 2 crystals on the surface of the dense layer. Eventually, the lubricating mechanisms of the irradiated WS 2 films are also revealed via correlating the friction and wear characteristics of the films.

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2020
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