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Green lubrication technologies enabled through use of the DLC coatings
Kalin, Mitjan
DLC coatings possess some properties that may be beneficial or may even enable new green lubrication technologies without using strong additives relying on chemical-based performance, which are ...typical for heavy-loaded metallic surfaces and critically affect also environmental emissions. In this work we present some of various potential strategies that may be used to design green lubrication through the use of DLC coatings in combination with various lubrication techniques and technologies. We present and discuss potential approaches through predominantly chemical-based interactions, for example using conventional aditives, but with ambition to use milder additives with more environmental-adapted chemistry, physical-based lubrication technologies by employing self-lubricating nanoparticles, and an approach that benefits from a combination of physical and chemical interactions that are based of particular solid-liquid interface design, such as wetting and surface energies rather than conventional additives.
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