The coefficients of adhesion determined by a modification of the twist-compression bonding method are compared with the following properties of metals: crystal structure, hardness, surface energy, elastic modulus, work-hardening properties, recrystallization temperature, purity, and atomic volume. Conclusions are reached regarding the desirable characteristics of metals, or combinations of metals, for antifriction applications.

Issue Section:
Research Papers
Topics:
Adhesion, Mechanical properties, Metals, Bonding, Compression, Crystal structure, Elastic moduli, Recrystallization, Surface energy, Temperature, Work hardening
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