Possibilities of application PVD coating nACRo4 deposited on High Contact Ratio gearing in interaction with the conventional and ecological lubricant
Abstract
The submitted article deals with issue of application PVD coating nACRo4 deposited on the High Contact Ratio gearing made of 16MnCr5 material in interaction with the conventional PP 90H lubricant and biological Biogear S150 lubricant. Experimental tests were carried out on FZG test rig with closed performance flow, followed by measuring of the surface roughness change. In experiment we followed STN 65 6280 norm for FZG scuffing tests, from which we gained load values for different load levels. Results of experimental tests were statistically processed and on basis on them were established relations between surface roughness and load level for both used lubricants.
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Adam Fürstenzeller received his Ing. degree in Agricultural Engineering in 2016 from Slovak University of Agriculture in Nitra. He is PhD. student in the field of study Transport Machinery and Equipment at Faculty of Engineering, Slovak University of Agriculture in Nitra. The title of his dissertation thesis is Analytical-experimental characteristics of tribological systems based on thin metal layers.
František Töth received his Ing. degree in Agricultural Engineering in 2009 and Ph.D degree in Transport and Handling Machines in 2013 from Slovak University of Agriculture in Nitra. From 2013, he works at the Department of Machine Design, Faculty of Engineering of the Slovak Agricultural University in Nitra. In the scientific field, he deals with the issue of contact processes in tribological systems.
Milan Kadnár received his Ing. degree in Agricultural Engineering in 2003 and Ph.D degree in Machinery and Mechanization of Agricultural Production in 2006 from Slovak University of Agriculture in Nitra. In 2010, he defended his habilitation thesis on Analysis of tribological properties of selected types of sliding materials in relation to specific applications and habilitated in the field of Quality Production.
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