INTERPRETATION OF ENERGY METHODS IN THE THEORY OF FRICTION AND WEAR FROM THE STANDPOINT OF CONTINUUM MECHANICS AND DISLOCATION THEORY

Authors

  •  Yurii Malinovskyi Separated structural subdivision «Krivyi Rih professional college of National Aviation University» https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5980-0908
  •  Dmyro Vlasenkov Separated structural subdivision «Krivyi Rih professional college of National Aviation University»
  •  Serhii Sytnyk Separated structural subdivision «Krivyi Rih professional college of National Aviation University»
  •  Svitlana Teroshyna Separated structural subdivision «Krivyi Rih professional college of National Aviation University»
  •  Svitlana Oliinyk Krivyi Rih National University https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6169-8874

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18372/0370-2197.4(101).18083

Keywords:

friction, wear, elastic modulus, nonlinear elasticity, hysteresis losses, energy dissipation, friction force, heat balance, surface self-heating, welding bridges, macro-, meso-, and micro-models of friction

Abstract

In modern tribotechnical calculations, a significant role is played by theories of friction and wear based on the energy of processes occurring on the outer layers of interacting parts. Thus, the energy approach allowed us to formulate the view that under dynamic loading of two elastic bodies, as a result of friction, part of the energy is reversible and goes to the development of elastic vibrations, another part of the energy of inelastic interaction of parts, at the molecular level, is redistributed to other types of energy and dissipated in the form of thermal energy into the environment, while the remaining energy, in the case of vibrations of surface layers, accumulates as an irreversible part of the potential energy in deeper layers of parts. This energy, when a certain threshold value is reached, contributes to the destruction of the surface and subsurface layers of the friction pair elements. Taking into account the temperature effects of friction has allowed a number of researchers to determine friction coefficients and forces based on the hypothesis of the formation of welding bridges during metal friction and their subsequent destruction. In addition, hypotheses about the diffusion of atoms during the friction of kinematic pair elements, as well as the hypothesis about the possibility of recrystallization of metals (and other materials) at room temperature, have become widespread. As a generalization of the results of the hypotheses considered, the author of [1] proved that the friction process has a dual nature and can be described by the molecular mechanical theory of friction and wear. The existence of a significant number of hypotheses and theories of friction and wear as physical phenomena is due to the convenience of the energy approach and the extreme complexity of the process itself. The proposed work is aimed at clarifying and, in some cases, simplifying tribotechnical and related thermal calculations.

Author Biographies

 Yurii Malinovskyi, Separated structural subdivision «Krivyi Rih professional college of National Aviation University»

 candidate of technical sciences, associate professor, Separated structural subdivision «Krivyi Rih professional college of National Aviation University», Krivyi Rih, Tupolev 1, Ukraine, 50045, Е-mail: malinovsky129@gmail.com, tel.: +38 098 130 73 24, https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5980-0908

 Dmyro Vlasenkov, Separated structural subdivision «Krivyi Rih professional college of National Aviation University»

senior teacher, head's assistant, Separated structural subdivision «Krivyi Rih professional college of National Aviation University», Krivyi Rih, Tupolev 1, Ukraine, 50045, Е-mail:  vlasenkov.d@gmail.com, tel.: +38 067 296 71 75.

 Serhii Sytnyk, Separated structural subdivision «Krivyi Rih professional college of National Aviation University»

 Head of department, Separated structural subdivision «Krivyi Rih professional college of National Aviation University», Krivyi Rih, Tupolev 1, Ukraine, 50045, Е-mail: sytnykteacher@gmail.com, tel.: +38 097 930 69 24.

 Svitlana Teroshyna, Separated structural subdivision «Krivyi Rih professional college of National Aviation University»

 Separated structural subdivision «Krivyi Rih professional college of National Aviation University», Krivyi Rih, Tupolev 1, Ukraine, 50045, Е-mail: svetlana_tereshi@ukr.net.

 Svitlana Oliinyk, Krivyi Rih National University

senior lecturer of the Department of Mechanical Engineering Technology Krivyi Rih National University, Krivyi Rih, Vitaly Matusevicha 11, Ukraine, 50027, Е-mail: olynik.syu@knu.edu.ua, tel.: +38 067 981 52 35, https://orcid.org//0000-0002-6169-8874

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Published

2023-12-12

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Проблеми тертя та зношування