Experiments on, and a Two-Component Model for, the Behavior of Water Nano-Films on Metals
- 1 January 1990
- journal article
- Published by Springer Nature in MRS Proceedings
Abstract
By means of the hoop apparatus, contact resistance and coefficient of friction of fiber bundles on a solid substrate have been determined in air at different humidities. The results can be explained by a two-component model, comprising (i) a double molecular layer of adsorbed water at contact spots and (ii) a zone about each contact spot within which excess adsorbed moisture which has been squeezed out from the load-bearing area bypasses the spot.Keywords
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