Influences of trace water derived from an atmospheric environment on the sliding of solid materials

Two topics on the tribology issues of solid materials concerning trace water are introduced and discussed in this article. Firstly, the influences of the trace water, which adsorbs on solid surfaces due to humidity in atmospheric gas, on the tribological phenomena are reviewed. The adsorbed water is...

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Main Author: Fukuda, Kanao
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spelling my.utm.970732022-09-15T06:34:57Z http://eprints.utm.my/id/eprint/97073/ Influences of trace water derived from an atmospheric environment on the sliding of solid materials Fukuda, Kanao T Technology (General) Two topics on the tribology issues of solid materials concerning trace water are introduced and discussed in this article. Firstly, the influences of the trace water, which adsorbs on solid surfaces due to humidity in atmospheric gas, on the tribological phenomena are reviewed. The adsorbed water is introduced as a major influencing factor on the tribological phenomena especially in terms of physical effects and the importance of its quantitative evaluation is explained. Secondly, the influences of trace water in gaseous environment on the tribological phenomena of solid materials are reviewed. Some important experimental techniques to control the trace water in an experimental gaseous environment for the sliding tests are suggested. Japanese Society of Tribologists 2020 Article PeerReviewed Fukuda, Kanao (2020) Influences of trace water derived from an atmospheric environment on the sliding of solid materials. Toraibarojisuto/Journal of Japanese Society of Tribologists, 65 (10). pp. 603-609. ISSN 0915-1168 https://www.tribology.jp/journal_e/journal65E.html NA
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Influences of trace water derived from an atmospheric environment on the sliding of solid materials
description Two topics on the tribology issues of solid materials concerning trace water are introduced and discussed in this article. Firstly, the influences of the trace water, which adsorbs on solid surfaces due to humidity in atmospheric gas, on the tribological phenomena are reviewed. The adsorbed water is introduced as a major influencing factor on the tribological phenomena especially in terms of physical effects and the importance of its quantitative evaluation is explained. Secondly, the influences of trace water in gaseous environment on the tribological phenomena of solid materials are reviewed. Some important experimental techniques to control the trace water in an experimental gaseous environment for the sliding tests are suggested.
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author Fukuda, Kanao
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title Influences of trace water derived from an atmospheric environment on the sliding of solid materials
title_short Influences of trace water derived from an atmospheric environment on the sliding of solid materials
title_full Influences of trace water derived from an atmospheric environment on the sliding of solid materials
title_fullStr Influences of trace water derived from an atmospheric environment on the sliding of solid materials
title_full_unstemmed Influences of trace water derived from an atmospheric environment on the sliding of solid materials
title_sort influences of trace water derived from an atmospheric environment on the sliding of solid materials
publisher Japanese Society of Tribologists
publishDate 2020
url http://eprints.utm.my/id/eprint/97073/
https://www.tribology.jp/journal_e/journal65E.html
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