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Friction and mechanical properties of amino-treated graphene-filled epoxy composites: modification conditions and filler content

Tianjiao Bao, Zhiyong Wang, Yan Zhao, Yan Wang, Xiaosu Yi

2020RSC Advances31 citationsDOIOpen Access PDF

Abstract

in the nanocomposite, implying its good crosslinking network and strong interface strength. The wear track analysis demonstrated that the excellent wear resistance was induced by its improved toughness, which restrained the crack propagation of fatigue wear and decreased the size of debris, promoting the formation of a transfer film, and thus protecting the contact surface. The tribological properties also varied with the concentration of the nanofiller, which showed the best performance at 0.2 wt%. Through the optimization of the modification conditions and concentration, this work highlights a promising strategy for the application of graphene-related materials in the field of tribology.

Topics & Concepts

Materials scienceTribologyComposite materialEpoxyTribometerGrapheneLubricantComposite numberNanocompositeThermosetting polymerUltimate tensile strengthToughnessFracture toughnessFiller (materials)NanotechnologyTribology and Wear AnalysisMetal and Thin Film MechanicsDiamond and Carbon-based Materials Research
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