As the temperature increases (100–200 °C), the order degree of the wear surface and friction-transferred film rises significantly (I D /I G shows a decreasing trend with the increase in temperature), resulting in the decrease in COF and frictional shear stress, which is conducive to reducing the wear of the two types of graphite.
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Study on the Tribological Behavior and the Interaction between Friction and Oxidation of Graphite Reinforced by Impregnated Phosphate at High Temperatures.
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