Konferenz
Neue Technologien wie E-Mobilität, Windenergieerzeugung und die Einführung neuer umweltfreundlicher Schmierstoffe als Mittel zur Verbesserung der Energieeffizienz führen zu drastisch veränderten Bedingungen in tribologischen Anwendungen.
Es werden daher neue Werkstoffe und Beschichtungen benötigt, die den geänderten tribologischen Bedingungen gerecht werden und gleichzeitig für extrem niedrige Reibung und Verschleiß sorgen. Die schnellen Veränderungen in industriellen Anwendungen lassen keinen Raum für Trial-and-Error-Lösungen und erfordern ein tiefes Verständnis der zugrunde liegenden mikroskopischen Mechanismen im tribologischen Kontakt.
Das European Symposium on Friction, Wear and Wear Protection konzentriert sich auf die neuesten Entwicklungen in der Material- und Beschichtungsentwicklung für ultraniedrige Reibung und Verschleiß sowie auf Reibmaterialien, Polymere und PMCs. Das Symposium wird seit 2008 alle drei Jahre unter der wissenschaftlichen Begleitung des Fachausschusses Verhalten von Werkstoffen unter mechanischer Beanspruchung der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Materialkunde, DGM, durchgeführt.
Das vorläufige Programm im Überblick:
18.11.2021
- Opening of the room & Technical check-up
- Welcome and Introduction
- Keynote: Controlling friction and adhesion using stimuli responsive polymer brushes
- Keynote: Giving metals the slip: Design of self-lubricating wear resistant alloys
- Surface texturing in car engines: how can we move forward?
- Meet the speakers at the Meet & Mingle area
| ROOM 1 | ROOM 2 |
| Opening of the room & Technical check-up | Opening of the room & Technical check-up |
| Lecture: Influence of surface roughness on the cavitation resistance of austenitic steel and nickel-aluminium bronze | Lecture: Increasing the adhesion force with the formation of ZDDP tribofilm using in situ AFM |
| Lecture: The influence of aluminium addition on the wear properties of high-carbon TRIP steels | Lecture: Abrasive wear mechanism under lubricated condition |
| Lecture: Improvement of friction anisotropy of CVT pulley/belt by surface texture | |
| Lecture: Wear behavior of Additively Manufactured 316L/SiCp composites with up to 60 wt.% SiCp by Direct Laser Deposition | Lecture: Atomistic Investigation of PTFE Double Transfer Film Formation and Lubrication in Rolling Point Contacts |
| Lecture: Additive manufacturing of tungsten carbide surfaces with extreme wear resistivity | |
| Meet the speakers at the Meet & Mingle area | Meet the speakers at the Meet & Mingle area |
| Lecture: Crystalline diamond on microstructured steel surfaces as a new tribological high-end material composite | Lecture: Understanding dry friction of polymers by atomistic simulation |
| Lecture: Analysis of the tribological behavior of NiB-TiO2 nano-composite coatings to be used for crushers in barite production industry. | Lecture: Graphical analysis of mold fouling effects in an automated compression molding test rig |
| Lecture: Impact on tribological properties due to substrate engineering | Lecture: Interplay of wear and lubricant transport in polymer tribology |
| Lecture: Improvement the protection of carbon steel with multilayer oxide coatings as a result of selecting parameters of layers synthesis in the sol-gel process | Lecture: Improvement of friction and wear properties of elastomers through novel carbon-based nano-fillers |
| Meet the speakers at the Meet & Mingle area | Meet the speakers at the Meet & Mingle area |
- Poster: Characterization of the near-surface region of wear stressed high-carbon TRIP steels
- Poster: Effect of modification of sol-gel silica network with non-hydrolyzing organic groups on mechanical properties of coated steel surface
- Poster: Influence of Crystallographic Texture on Friction in Cutting Tools Coatings
- Poster: Influence of Texture on Friction in Cutting Tools Coatings
- Poster: Interdisciplinary approach to avoid the pasting of brushed DC motors
- Talk: Study of thermal effects in dry sliding contact
- Meet the speakers at the Meet & Mingle area
19.11.2021
- Opening of the room & Technical check-up
- Welcome Day 2
- Talk: The Nature of Superlubricious Interfaces under Boundary Lubrication
- Talk: Mechanisms of Atomic Friction with 2d-materials
- TalK: The fascinating frictional properties of layered materials
- Meet the speakers at the Meet & Mingle area
| ROOM 1 | ROOM 2 |
| Opening of the room & Technical check-up | Opening of the room & Technical check-up |
| Lecture: Evaluation of a multilayer Cr/CrN with DLC as top coating obtained using PVD | Lecture: Visualization of Hydration Layer on the Worn Surface of Contact Lens using Frequency Modulation Atomic Force Microscopy |
| Lecture: Nanofriction investigation of monolayer and few-layer MoSe2 | Lecture: Friction of lubricated swollen rubbery or glassy thermoplastic systems with industrial base oils against steel |
| Lecture: Graphite Lubrication Mechanisms under Rolling Friction | |
| Lecture: Contact and Long-Term Behavior of Self-Lubricating Coatings for Current-Carrying Connections in Electrical Power Engineering - Development and Characterization of Galvanic Silver Dispersion Coatings with Optimized Electrical and Tribological Behavior | Lecture: Metal-CMC Hybrid Brake Disc for E-Mobility |
| Meet the speakers at the Meet & Mingle area | Meet the speakers at the Meet & Mingle area |
- Talk: Speed kills, or does it? – The impact of sliding velocity on microstructure evolution and friction
- Talk: Seeing the Hidden Interface: Revealing Nanoscale Mechanisms of Contact, Adhesion, and Friction by in situ Experiments
- Meet the speakers at the Meet & Mingle area
- Keynote: Rheology in boundary lubrication - from molecular dynamics to improved continuum models
- Keynote: 2D MXenes: Tunable mechanical and tribological properties
- Closing remarks