Tribolayer-dependent origin of ultralow friction in nanocrystalline diamond films sliding against Si3N4 ball

This study investigates the role of sliding counterbodies, which significantly affect the wear properties and friction of nanocrystalline diamond (NCD) film. The bearing steel balls exhibit a high friction coefficient of 0.12, whereas a ceramic ball of Si3N4 achieves an ultralow friction coefficient of 0.06. The evolution of different friction coefficients with different counterbodies is associated with the formation of a tribolayer at the sliding interface. The decreased friction coefficient in NCD films sliding against Si3N4 ball is likely linked to the occurrence of lubricating nanostructures, especially the silica-like oxide compounds and graphite-like carbon phases. The findings of this study may provide new avenues for the design and development of wear-resistant and environment-friendly hard carbon films.

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合作方式:技术开发

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联系电话:13321314106

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