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Comparison of tribological properties for graphite coatings used for remanufacturing

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To improve the solid lubricity on the worn surface of frictional-pairs, a convenient and simple brush-painting technique was utilized to prepare the solid lubrication graphite coatings. The bonding between the coatings and substrate is good. To examine the influence of the different graphite contents on the tribological properties of the graphite coatings, the comparison experiments were carried out on the ring-on-block friction tester. The tribological results show a change law of saddle-shape between the tribological properties of graphite coatings and graphite content. When the amount of graphite is up to 28 g, the tribological properties of graphite coating are the best. The excellent anti-friction of the graphite coating is associated with the close-packed hexagonal crystal structure of graphite.

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Zhu, Yl. Comparison of tribological properties for graphite coatings used for remanufacturing. J Cent. South Univ. Technol. 12, 41–44 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11771-005-0008-y

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