Nanotribology of Emulsified Lubricants
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The central problem addressed is how when an emulsion is used as a lubricant, an oil droplet may be brought to steel substrate to provide microhydrodynamic lubrication. This happens by disjoining a thin water film adhered to steel substrate separating oil from substrate. Quantum mechanical and thermodynamic insights are considered to build a model. The model may be manipulated by selection surfactants and substrates of different chemical potentials to create situations, which enable the disjoining of water film. Different types of forces using atomic force microscopy and physic-chemical methods to validate the model and come to the conclusion, that for a given chemical potential only when the droplet size is controlled by surfactant chemistry and concentration to remain below a critical size it is possible to create a strongly attractive regime between the oil and the steel to bring about the disjoining process. The author demonstrates experimentally for a range of substrates, surfactants and their concentrations in the media, that there is a combination, as suggested by his theoretical model, for which the coefficient friction, in steel on steel sliding experiment, is optimum. von Kumar, Deepak
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Mr.Kumar received his M.Sc. degree in Geospatial Applications in Regional Development from Central University of Karnataka, Gulbarga in the year 2012; B.Tech in Information Technology from Biju Patnaik University of Technology,Rourkela in 2009.His interest includes Planetary & Thermal Remote Sensing,Data & Image Processing and Visualization.
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