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    TribologyinMechanicalEngineering

    MAE493N/593T

    Dr.Konstantinos

    A.

    Sierros

    WestVirginiaUniversity

    Mechanical&AerospaceEngineering

    ESBAnnex263

    [email protected]

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    EngineeringTribology

    JohnWilliams

    Cambridge

    Tribology:Friction

    &

    Wear

    ofEngineeringMaterials

    IanHutchings,Elsevier

    Books

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    Syllabus

    Pleaseseehandout

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    Guidelines

    Grading

    GroupProject

    30%

    ShortLabReport 20%

    MidtermExam 25%

    FinalExam

    25%

    Inmostcases,attendingclasshelpsunderstandingthesubject

    Theaimistoformworkinggroupsthatcaninteractwitheachother

    Discussionbasedinteraction

    Projectbased

    learning

    Introductiontoresearchmethods

    Understand thefundamentalsof

    tribologyinamechanicalengineeringcontext

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    Courseoutline

    Introduction

    Surfaces

    Contactbetweensurfaces

    Friction

    Wearandwearmechanisms

    Lubricantsandlubrication

    Bearings Nanotribology

    Biotribology

    Tribocorrosion Tribotronics

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    Topics

    Historyoftribology

    Bearingmaterials

    Lubricants TribologyLiterature

    1.

    Introduction

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    1.Introduction

    Theword

    tribology

    comes

    from

    the

    combined

    Greek

    word;

    tribology

    Professor

    H.

    Peter

    Jost

    gave

    birth

    to

    the

    word

    tribology in

    1966 Theconceptcouldbealsocalledtriboscienceand

    tribotechnology

    Jostreport(1966)

    Landmarkinthedevelopmentofthesubject

    1/3of

    our

    global

    energy

    is

    consumed

    wastefully

    in

    friction!

    rubbing study

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    Definitionoftribology

    Tribologyis

    the

    science

    and

    technology

    of

    interacting

    surfaces

    in

    relativemotion

    Tribology

    Wear Friction Lubrication

    Wear

    Damagetooneorbothsurfacesinvolving,inmostcases,

    progressivelossofmaterial

    Friction ResistanceencounteredbyonebodyinmovingoveranotherLubrication Actiontoreducefrictionalforcebetweensurfacesby

    usinglubricants

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    Historyoftribology

    5000yearsago

    Mesopotamia

    Wheeledcarriages

    were

    used

    Bearing

    development

    4000yearsago

    TransportofanEgyptianstonecolossus

    Lubrication

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    Historyoftribology

    China

    2400

    years

    ago

    Development

    of

    lubricated

    bronze

    bearings

    for

    use

    in

    warchariots

    Greece2000yearsago Designofpivots,bearingsformechanical

    devices

    Thelathe

    was

    developed

    2000

    years

    ago

    MarcusVitruviusPolio RomanArchitect&Engineer

    Developedalot

    oftribologicalideas

    He worked on the ballista development

    ..and more

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    Historyoftribology

    RomanEmpire Rollingelementbearingsusedtosupportwoodenplatforms MiddleAges(AnnoDomini400

    1450)

    ChinawasleadingthetechnologicalraceandEuropewasfollowing

    MiddleAges

    Animal

    fats

    were

    used

    as

    Lubricants

    LeonardodaVinci(AnnoDomini1452

    1519)

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    Historyoftribology

    Allthingsandeverythingwhatsoeverhoweverthinitbewhichis

    interposedinthemiddlebetweenobjectsthatrubtogetherlightenthedifficultyoftheirfriction

    LeonardodaVinci

    Wearof

    iron

    axles

    and

    wooden

    shafts

    Woodiswearingandproducesdebrisparticlesthatweartheharderironsurface

    i.e.Threebodyabrasivewear

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    Historyoftribology

    http://www.tribology.group.shef.ac.uk/teaching/about_leonardo.html

    Hisnotebookswerekeptinaprivatecollectionfor200years(!)inhibiting

    therapiddevelopmentofthesubjectatthatstage

    http://www.tribology.group.shef.ac.uk/teaching/about_leonardo.htmlhttp://www.tribology.group.shef.ac.uk/teaching/about_leonardo.html
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    Historyoftribology

    15th

    Century Bearingsstarttoemploymetals(ratherthanwoodand

    stone)

    15th

    Century

    Rollingelementbearingswereintroducedinlargescale

    machinery

    Middlepartof17th

    Century

    AgeofReason

    Developmentof

    Scientific

    Method

    RoyalSociety(England),AcademieRoyaledesSciences(France)were

    created

    by the end of 17th

    Century the

    Laws of Friction were stated and we

    still use them!

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    Historyoftribology

    IsaacNewton(16421727)

    Setkeystonesinfluidmechanicsandthus

    LubricationTheory

    150yearslater,ClaudeNavierdefined

    thecoefficientofviscosityinfluidmotion

    equations

    Lubrication

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    Historyoftribology

    LeonhardEuler(17071783)

    Firstmathematical

    approach

    to

    tribology

    Staticanddynamic/kineticfriction(s,k)

    http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/7d/Free_Body_Diagram.png
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    Historyoftribology

    18th

    Century

    Industrialrevolutionstarts

    Bearingsand

    tribological

    elements

    of

    machines

    Brassonsteel,developmentofspecialbearingalloysbasedonSn

    CharlesCoulomb(1785)

    Effectof

    load

    and

    area

    on

    frictional

    resistance

    for

    arange

    of

    material

    combinations

    Mechanical interlocking of asperities

    Friction Adhesion + Deformation

    Coulomb friction

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    Historyoftribology

    18th

    Century

    Nikolai

    Petrov

    (1883)

    Railwayfrictionandlubricanteffects

    Frictionalforceisproportionaltobearingarea,slidingspeed,

    lubricantvelocity

    BeauchampTower(1885)

    Frictionathighvelocities

    Conceptofhydrodynamiclubricationwasborn

    OsborneReynolds(1886) Theoreticalanalysisoflubricated

    bearings(RoyalSociety)

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    Historyoftribology

    HeinrichHertz(1882) Analysisofdrycontactofsurfaces

    Contactstressesanddeformationbetweenelasticsolids

    Initiationofgasandvapourlubricationfields

    Sommerfield,Michell,

    Lord

    Rayleigh,

    Kingsbury

    Late19th

    Century Evolutionofbicycledesign(Ball

    bearingsforbicyclehubs,steeringheadsetc)

    Early20th

    Century

    Effectsofstiffnessandstabilityof

    bearings

    SirWilliamHardy(1922)

    Introductionofboundary

    lubricationterm

    i f ib l

    http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/18/Kontakt_Spannungsoptik.JPG
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    Historyoftribology

    PhilipBowden(1950)CavendishLab

    DavidTabor(1964)CavendishLab

    Bothworkedonfundamentalmechanismsof

    friction

    ProfessorH.PeterJostgavebirthtothewordtribology

    in1966

    Theconceptcouldbealsocalledtriboscienceand

    tribotechnology

    Jostreport(1966)

    Landmarkinthedevelopmentofthesubject

    l

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    currently

    Researchismovingtosmallerscales

    Weneedtounderstandindividual

    tribologicalevents

    at

    small

    scales

    http://www.chem.tamu.edu/rgroup/batteas/research.html

    B i

    http://www.chem.tamu.edu/rgroup/batteas/research.htmlhttp://www.chem.tamu.edu/rgroup/batteas/research.html
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    Bearings

    Practicallyalltribosystemsinvolvebearingsofsomesortor

    another

    Bearing:Adevicewhichpermits2componentsina

    mechanismtomoverelativetooneanotherineither1Dor

    2Dwhile

    constraining

    their

    movement

    in

    the

    remaining

    dimensions

    Bearings

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    Bearings

    Bearings

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    Bearings

    elastomeric

    block

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    Bearingmaterials

    Bearingmaterials

    must

    withstand

    external

    loads

    without

    undergoingdimensionalchanges

    Mechanismsthatleadtobearingmaterialfailureinclude;

    o Materialfatigueontheloadbearingsurface

    o Corrosion

    o Bearingoverload

    o Failureoflubricantsupply

    o Abrasivewearbycontamination

    o Subsurfacematerial

    imperfections

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    Hardness

    Hardnessmeasureshowstrong

    thematerialis

    Hardness

    istheresistanceofthesurfaceofamaterialtodeformpermanently

    whenpressedbyahardasperity

    Lubricants

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    Tillthemiddleofthe19th

    Centuryanimalfatswereused

    Then,duetooildrilling,mineraloilsbecameavailable

    Wecan

    get

    mineral

    oils

    from

    the

    distillation

    of

    crude

    petroleum

    Mineraloilsaremostlymadeupfromhydrocarbons(CandHcompounds)

    Hydrocarbonscanbeparaffinic,naphthenic,aromatic

    Noringstructures

    Ringstructures,

    single

    bonds

    Ringstructures,

    Single&doublebonds Muchsmallerquantities

    thantheabove

    Viscosity

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    Extremelyimportantinlubricationscience

    Thedynamicorabsoluteviscosity(n)

    ofafluidisameasureoftheresistanceitoffers

    Torelative

    shearing

    motion

    .

    =n

    shearstress

    (shearforce/unitarea)

    shearstrain

    rate,

    velocity

    gradient

    shearingforce

    betweentwo

    plates

    Viscosity

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    Viscosity

    (shear

    stress)/(velocity

    gradient)Pas

    Nsm2

    Kgm1

    s1

    kinematicviscosity=(absoluteviscosity)/(density)

    Fluidpropertywhereflowisduetoselfweightorgravity

    Tribology literature

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    Tribologyliterature

    Widevarietyofbooks,handbooksandjournalsfortribology

    Somearegiveninpages36and37(WilliamsCh.1)

    Itmay

    be

    beneficial

    to

    spare

    acouple

    of

    minutes

    to

    go

    through

    the

    list.