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The evaluation of wear in the fretting of electrical contact surfaces

The evaluation of wear in the fretting of electrical contact surfaces
The evaluation of wear in the fretting of electrical contact surfaces
Consideration is given to methods for the evaluation of surface wear from fretted electrical contact surfaces. The surfaces under consideration are selected for in-vivo applications, they are testing using purpose built fretting apparatus to investigate intermittency. The intermittency is associated with high frequency transients in the contact resistance between the two interfaces. These events can have serious consequences for the electronic signal and sensing systems. The intermittency events have been shown to be related to the wear processes occurring at the interface. Consideration is given to two optical scanning methods for the evaluation of the surface wear in terms of the volumetric wear of the surfaces.
surface contact mechanics, wear, fretting, intermittency, conduction polymer contacts
McBride, J.W.
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Cross, K.J.
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McBride, J.W.
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Cross, K.J.
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McBride, J.W. and Cross, K.J. (2008) The evaluation of wear in the fretting of electrical contact surfaces. Fretting Fatigue and Wear - Real-Life Solutions, Nottingham, UK. 23 Sep 2008. 4 pp .

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Abstract

Consideration is given to methods for the evaluation of surface wear from fretted electrical contact surfaces. The surfaces under consideration are selected for in-vivo applications, they are testing using purpose built fretting apparatus to investigate intermittency. The intermittency is associated with high frequency transients in the contact resistance between the two interfaces. These events can have serious consequences for the electronic signal and sensing systems. The intermittency events have been shown to be related to the wear processes occurring at the interface. Consideration is given to two optical scanning methods for the evaluation of the surface wear in terms of the volumetric wear of the surfaces.

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Published date: 23 September 2008
Venue - Dates: Fretting Fatigue and Wear - Real-Life Solutions, Nottingham, UK, 2008-09-23 - 2008-09-23
Keywords: surface contact mechanics, wear, fretting, intermittency, conduction polymer contacts

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Local EPrints ID: 63269
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/63269
PURE UUID: d6839fe9-03a0-40da-9b2e-af628237e472
ORCID for J.W. McBride: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0002-3024-0326

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Date deposited: 25 Sep 2008
Last modified: 16 Mar 2024 02:37

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Author: J.W. McBride ORCID iD
Author: K.J. Cross

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