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 Wear and shaft materials


 The shaft is, apart from the plain bearing itself, the most   The low wear results of the systems with hard-chromed   15  15
 important parameter in a bearing system. It is in direct   shafts are especially impressive. This very hard, but also
 contact with the bearing, and like the bearing, it is affected   smooth shaft gives excellent results on the wear behaviour   12  12
 by relative motion. The shaft will wear in any case. Modern   with many bearing combinations.The wear of many iglidur     9  9
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 bearing systems however are designed in a way that the   plain bearings is lower on this shaft than on any other
 wear of the shafts is so small that it cannot be detected with   shaft material tested. However, it should be pointed out   6  6
 traditional methods of measurement technology. Shafts can   that because of the low surface roughness, the danger of   3  3
 be distinguished and classified according to their hardness   stick-slip on hard-chromed shafts is especially high.   Wear [µm/km]  M250  W300  J350  A180  Wear [µm/km]  M250  W300  J350  A180
 and according to the surface finish.   With high-grade steel, a similarly good result is obtained.   0  G  P  J  J3  X  Z  X6  H1  0  G  P  J  J3  X  Z  X6  H1
 Cf53 standard shafts give very good results, too. With   Diagram 13: Wear with Cf53 shaft,   Diagram 17: Wear with hard-anodised
 u Coefficient of friction, page 51  other shaft materials, the wear results vary considerably.   p = 1MPa, v = 0.30m/s, Ra = 0.20μm  aluminium shaft, p = 1MPa, v = 0.30m/s,
 u Wear resistance, page 54  For example, in tests with 304 stainless steel shafts at low   Ra = 0.20μm
 loads, extremely positive results can be found with the right   15  15
 The hardness of the shaft also plays an important role. When   bearing material. It must be said on the other side, that no
 the shafts are less hard, the shaft is worn smooth during   other shaft material shows a bigger variation of wear results   12  12
 the break-in phase. Abrasive points are worn off and the   with different bearing materials. Therefore, the choice of the   9  9
 surface is rebuilt. For some materials, this effect has positive   most suitable bearing material is particularly important with
 influences, and the wear resistance of the polymer bearing    the shaft materials 304 stainless steel and HR carbon steel.  6  6
 increases. In the following graphs, the most common    The test results give only a sample of the existing data. All of   3  3
 shaft materials are listed and the iglidur  materials that   the results shown were made with same loads and speeds.  Wear [µm/km]  M250  W300  J350  A180  Wear [µm/km]  M250  W300  J350  A180
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 are best suited are compared. For easier comparison, the    0  G  P  J  J3  X  Z  X6  H1  0  G  P  J  J3  X  Z  X6  H1
 scaling of the wear axis is the same in all graphs.  Diagram 14: Wear with 304 stainless steel   Diagram 18: Wear with free cutting steel
                 shaft, p = 1MPa, v = 0.30m/s, Ra = 0.20μm             shaft, p = 1MPa, v = 0.30m/s, Ra = 0.20μm


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           Wear [µm/km]  3  G  M250  P  J  W300  J3  J350  X  Z  X6  H1  A180  Wear [µm/km]  3  G  M250  P  J  W300  J3  J350  X  Z  X6  H1  A180



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                 Diagram 15: Wear with HR carbon steel shaft,        0  Diagram 19: Wear with high grade steel shaft,
                 p = 1MPa, v = 0.30m/s, Ra = 0.20μm                    p = 1MPa, v = 0.30m/s, Ra = 0.20μm


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           Wear [µm/km]  3  G  M250  P  J  W300  J3  J350  X  Z  X6  H1  A180





 Picture 10: Pivoting wear test rig for testing the wear   Picture 11: Pivoting wear test rig for testing the wear   0  Diagram 16: Wear with Cf53 hard-chromed
 in pivoting movements at low loads  in pivoting movements at medium loads  shaft, p = 1MPa, v = 0.30m/s, Ra = 0.20μm
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