Reibungsschäden
Reibungsschäden, also known as wear damage, refer to the deterioration of a material's surface due to friction. This type of damage is common in mechanical systems where moving parts rub against each other. The primary causes of Reibungsschäden include excessive load, high-speed operation, and the use of incompatible materials. The effects of Reibungsschäden can range from minor surface roughness to severe material loss, which can lead to component failure and system malfunction.
Preventing Reibungsschäden involves several strategies. Proper lubrication can significantly reduce friction and wear. Selecting materials with
Reibungsschäden can be assessed using various techniques, such as visual inspection, profilometry, and wear particle analysis.
In summary, Reibungsschäden are a significant concern in mechanical systems due to their potential to cause