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• W3150321903 abstract "Hot stamping is characterised by severe contact conditions, especially when forming aluminium components. In order to improve the tool lifetime, process economy, and component quality, understanding the initiation mechanisms behind aluminium transfer onto the tool surface at high temperatures is critical. To date, the tribological interaction between tools and aluminium sheets at high temperature has received limited attention. Lubricants, combined with surface engineering techniques (e.g. coatings, nitriding and surface topography control), show great potential for reducing the severity of material transfer at high temperatures. However, there is still, limited knowledge about their interaction and performance in this tribological context. In this study, high temperature tribological tests were carried out to characterise the synergetic effects of surface coatings/treatments with and without lubrication on friction and wear. A commercially available lubricant was evaluated when used in combination with uncoated, nitrided and CrWN- or DLC ta-C-based PVD coated tool steel. The tests were carried out on a hot strip drawing tribometer, employing an open contact configuration representative of the hot stamping contact conditions at two different temperatures. The counter-material was a 6082 aluminium alloy, heated up following a thermal cycle relevant for the hot stamping process. The results showed that the tribological response was highly dependent on the retention of the lubricant in the contact and the type of surface modification technique. The results show that bonding of the lubricant to the tool surface is critical. In the case of lubricant failure, severe adhesive wear and aluminium transfer onto the tool surface occurred, correlated with an increase in friction. The use of different surface engineering methods led to different results: lower friction levels could be reached when combining use of lubricant and PVD coatings compared to using uncoated or plasma nitrided tool steel. In this study, the best combination to minimise aluminium transfer and friction is the association of the lubricant with CrWN PVD coating in this study." @default.
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• W3150321903 title "Effect of surface engineered tool steel and lubrication on aluminium transfer at high temperature" @default.
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