A simple impact-sliding wear test rig is designed for studying the wear behavior between solid materials on a repetitive normal impact accompanied with the tangential sliding. The test rig consists of a cantilever bea...A simple impact-sliding wear test rig is designed for studying the wear behavior between solid materials on a repetitive normal impact accompanied with the tangential sliding. The test rig consists of a cantilever beam forced by the dynamoelectric vibration exciter and a rotational shaft driven by a spindle. It has a widely adjustable range of testing parameters, including the impact frequency, the impact load and the sliding velocity. The avail- able maximum impact frequency, impact load and sliding velocity are 100 Hz, 200 N and 4.52 m/s, respectively. To evaluate the capability of the test rig, tests are carried out and the impact load is measured. Results show that the test rig has the good repeatability under the same test conditions and the repeatable error is less than 7%. Furthermore, non-destructive examination results by the mass loss method, two-dimensional profilometry and the scanning electron microscopy （SEM） show that the test rig can meet the demands for the impact-sliding wear.展开更多
基金Supported by the National Basic Research Program of China("973"Program)(2007CB607602)~~
文摘A simple impact-sliding wear test rig is designed for studying the wear behavior between solid materials on a repetitive normal impact accompanied with the tangential sliding. The test rig consists of a cantilever beam forced by the dynamoelectric vibration exciter and a rotational shaft driven by a spindle. It has a widely adjustable range of testing parameters, including the impact frequency, the impact load and the sliding velocity. The avail- able maximum impact frequency, impact load and sliding velocity are 100 Hz, 200 N and 4.52 m/s, respectively. To evaluate the capability of the test rig, tests are carried out and the impact load is measured. Results show that the test rig has the good repeatability under the same test conditions and the repeatable error is less than 7%. Furthermore, non-destructive examination results by the mass loss method, two-dimensional profilometry and the scanning electron microscopy （SEM） show that the test rig can meet the demands for the impact-sliding wear.
