DIMINISHING OF MACRO-GEOMETRICAL ERROR OF DETAIL′S FORM AND FRICTION TORQUE BY ELECTROCHEMICAL-MECHANICAL RUNNING-IN

Authors

  • Т. Замота
  • В. Аулин

Abstract

The processes of ECMR pass in the environment of electrolyte, which influences efficiency of process, mode of friction at running-in pair and speed of electrochemical reactions. The essence of ECMR consists of the following: working motion for details of mechanism is given, between details an electrolyte is pumping and cutoff alternating current. Due to joint electrochemical-mechanical influence there is a rapid adaptation of one surface to other. The most effective factor of ECMR is electrochemical, at which it is easy to electrochemical stripping of material from the run-in surface due to anodal dissolution at the hydrodynamic lubrication rate.

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Published

2014-05-08

How to Cite

Замота, Т., & Аулин, В. (2014). DIMINISHING OF MACRO-GEOMETRICAL ERROR OF DETAIL′S FORM AND FRICTION TORQUE BY ELECTROCHEMICAL-MECHANICAL RUNNING-IN. Problems of Tribology, 71(1), 109–115. Retrieved from https://tribology.khnu.km.ua/index.php/ProbTrib/article/view/98

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