Friction Coefficient Displayed by the Scratch of Epoxy Composites Filled by Metallic Particles under the Influence of Magnetic Field
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Affiliation(s)
1Faculty of Engineering, South Valley University, Qena, Egypt.
2Faculty of Engineering, Minia University, Minya, Egypt.
3Faculty of Engineering, Taif University, Taif, KSA.
2Faculty of Engineering, Minia University, Minya, Egypt.
3Faculty of Engineering, Taif University, Taif, KSA.
ABSTRACT
The
wide use of epoxy composites as bearing materials in electronic
appliances necessitates studying their frictional behaviour under the
influence of magnetic field. Experiments were carried out to investigate
the effect of magnetic field on the friction coefficient displayed by
the scratch of epoxy composites filled by iron, copper and aluminium
particles at different concentrations. It was observed that, for epoxy
filled by the metallic fillers (iron, copper and aluminium), under the
effect of the magnetic field, friction coefficient showed relative
decrease then significantly increased with further increase of the
intensity of the magnetic field. Besides, friction coefficient increased
with increasing the content of the metallic fillers due to the decrease
of the strength of the epoxy matrix. The values of friction coefficient
displayed by epoxy filled by copper were lower than those observed for
epoxy filled by iron. Filling epoxy by aluminium displayed lower
friction coefficient than that observed for epoxy composites filled by
iron and copper. This can be attributed to the charging of aluminium by
positive charge when slid against steel. The resultant charge on the
sliding surfaces was lower than that generated when epoxy was filled by
iron and copper. In that condition, the adhesion of epoxy composites
would be relatively weaker leading to the decrease of friction
coefficient.
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