Method for lubricating contacting surfaces

Coating processes – Coating by vapor – gas – or smoke

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C427S255230

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ABSTRACT:
A method is provided for tribological lubrication of sliding contact surfaces, where two surfaces are in contact and in motion relative to each other, operating in a vapor-phase environment containing at least one alcohol compound at a concentration sufficiently high to provide one monolayer of coverage on at least one of the surfaces, where the alcohol compound continuously reacts at the surface to provide lubrication.

REFERENCES:
Strawhecker et al. Reduction of adhesion and friction of silicon oxide surface in the presence of n-propanol vapor in the gas phase, Tribological Letters, vol. 19 No. 1, May 2005, pp. 17-21.
Asay, Dugger, Ohlhausen, and Kim, Macro- to Nanoscale Wear Prevention via MolecularAdsorption, Dept of Chemical Engineering , American Chemical Society, Published on Web., 2007.
Strawhecker, Asay, McKinney and Kim, Reduction of adhision and friction of silicon oxide surface in the presence of n-propanol vapor in the gas phase, 2005 Springer Science+ Business Media, Inc., 2005.

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