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Proceedings of SerbiaTrib '13

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ollers, that is, the normal contact loadtemperaturee are shown in Table 1:150dTF [N][mm][ ⁰ C]121086412108641210864121086412108641210864121086412108640.174101 0.120903 0.077378 0.043525 0.019345 0.174101 0.120903 0.077378 0.043525 0.019345 0.174101 0.120903 0.077378 0.043525 0.019345 0.174101 0.120903 0.077378 0.043525 0.019345 0.174101 0.120903 0.077378 0.043525 0.019345 0.174101 0.120903 0.077378 0.043525 0.019345 0.174101 0.120903 0.077378 0.043525 0.019345 0.174101 0.120903 0.077378 0.043525 0.019345 202020202050505050501001001001001001501501501501502002002002002002502502502502503003003003003003503503503503500.1965810.1852610.2956190.2438110.2296940.2102290.2124840.2181930.2855140.2273320.1908950.2045410.2056290.2436610.2400490.3104430.2844180.2890480.3309710.3515920.2400520.2286210.234370.3408610.4591680.2702270.2867180.3778370.3225730.5229930.2917250.3666280.5479850.5717560.3891940.2796390.3417810.3540480.3152330.462363andAccording to the data from Table 1 was formeddiagram <strong>of</strong> static friction coefficientwhichdepending on the normal load and temperatures towhich contact pairs are pre-treated.Figure 5. The static coefficient <strong>of</strong> friction whichdepending on o the normal l load and temperature4. DISCUSSIOONBased on theoreticalconsiderationsandexperimental investigationss it can be concluded thattthe physical principle p <strong>of</strong>f measuringthe staticcoefficient <strong>of</strong> friction f overr the steep plane can beeffectively applied in testing conditions at highhvalues <strong>of</strong> temperature andd low valuess <strong>of</strong> contacttpressures.It requires a certainprecisionmeasurement instrumentation (precisionmeasuringequipment - Tribometer),Twhich is realized withequipment used for conducting this tests. Theaccuracy <strong>of</strong> the measurement was the angle <strong>of</strong> Δα =1'. A large number <strong>of</strong> measurements and a number<strong>of</strong> repetitions <strong>of</strong> experiments under identicalconditions alloww statistical analysis <strong>of</strong> the t results <strong>of</strong>measurements to t minimize random error.Experimental results <strong>of</strong> f investigation presentedin the form <strong>of</strong> 3D 3 diagram in Figure 5 indicates thattfor given conditions the temperature treatment t <strong>of</strong>contact pairs have substantial effect on the value <strong>of</strong>staticcoefficient <strong>of</strong> friction.Theessentialdependence<strong>of</strong> frictioncoefficientfromtemperature, which can be seen from the t diagram,expressed that for temperature change from 50⁰ Cto 300⁰ C value <strong>of</strong> the static frictioncoefficientincreases nearlyy two times. Based on the foregoing,it is obvious that the changes <strong>of</strong> static frictioncoefficient arise from temperatureeffect onmaterial in contact. It is likely that preheating <strong>of</strong>contact pairs above the temperature values close to200⁰C leads too physical changes in the surfacelayers <strong>of</strong> contact pairs.With diagram shown inn Figure 5 iss possible toanalyze the effect <strong>of</strong> normal load on the staticcoefficient <strong>of</strong> friction. f Normal load in the range <strong>of</strong>0.019 to 0, 17 N is used during experiment. Fromthe diagram it can c be seen that the minimum values<strong>of</strong> the normal load l in the entire temperature range,13 th International Conference C onn Tribology – Serbiatrib’13

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