Journal
TRIBOLOGY INTERNATIONAL
Volume 164, Issue -, Pages -Publisher
ELSEVIER SCI LTD
DOI: 10.1016/j.triboint.2021.107204
Keywords
Phosphor copper yarn; High thermal conductivity; Tribological properties; Self-lubricating fabric liner
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- National Natural Science Foundation of China [51805516, 52005487, 52075523]
- CAS Light of West China program
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The introduction of copper yarn improved the thermal conductivity and yarn pull-out performance of self-lubricating fabric liner composites, as well as enhancing the anti-wear properties.
The introduction of functional fillers is very important for enhancing the thermal conductivity and tribological performance of self-lubricating fabric liner composites. In present work, copper yarn was woven into hybrid Nomex/PTFE fabric via an integrated design method to fabricate self-lubricating fabric liner composites. Characterizations using thermal conductivity analyzer and tensile testing machine demonstrated that the copper fiber-reinforced self-lubricating fabric liner composites possessed a better thermal conductivity and yarn pull-out performance. The thermal conductivity and yarn pull-out force of copper yarn-reinforced self-lubricating fabric liner were 0.1814 W/m.K and 2.876 N, which increased by 78.9% and 24.8% compared with that of no-copper yarn-reinforced self-lubricating fabric liner composites, respectively. The results of wear tests indicated that the copper yarn-reinforced self-lubricating liner fabric composites exhibited preferred anti-wear properties.
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