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Frictional Behavior and Film Thickness of Some Liquid Crystals in Elastohydrodynamic Lubrication

탄성 유체 윤활에서의 액정의 마찰 특성 및 유막두께

  • Published : 2002.08.01

Abstract

The tribological properties of eight different liquid crystals were investigated in a concentrated point contact device and a ball-on-flat contact. For comparison, the same tests were also performed with commercial greases and the corresponding base oils. Under the fully flooded conditions studied, liquid crystals in a concentrated point contact showed lower friction than commercial greases and greater film thickness dependence on rolling speed than grease base oils or greases. Test results also showed that the film thickness and friction were little influenced by the composition of the examined liquid crystals.

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