The modification of the surface topography at the micro- and nanoscale is a widely established as one of the best ways to engineering the surface of materials, to improve the tribological performances of materials in terms of load capacity and friction. The present paper reviews the state of the art on laser surface texturing by exploiting the technique of direct laser writing for tailoring the coefficient of friction, highlighting the effect of the textures' arrangement on the lubricated conformal and non-conformal contact behavior.

Tailoring the Coefficient of Friction by Direct Laser Writing Surface Texturing / Gaudiuso, Caterina; Volpe, Annalisa; Mezzapesa, Francesco Paolo; Putignano, Carmine; Ancona, Antonio. - In: MICROMACHINES. - ISSN 2072-666X. - 15:1(2024). [10.3390/mi15010007]

Tailoring the Coefficient of Friction by Direct Laser Writing Surface Texturing

Volpe, Annalisa;Mezzapesa, Francesco Paolo;Putignano, Carmine;Ancona, Antonio
2024-01-01

Abstract

The modification of the surface topography at the micro- and nanoscale is a widely established as one of the best ways to engineering the surface of materials, to improve the tribological performances of materials in terms of load capacity and friction. The present paper reviews the state of the art on laser surface texturing by exploiting the technique of direct laser writing for tailoring the coefficient of friction, highlighting the effect of the textures' arrangement on the lubricated conformal and non-conformal contact behavior.
2024
Tailoring the Coefficient of Friction by Direct Laser Writing Surface Texturing / Gaudiuso, Caterina; Volpe, Annalisa; Mezzapesa, Francesco Paolo; Putignano, Carmine; Ancona, Antonio. - In: MICROMACHINES. - ISSN 2072-666X. - 15:1(2024). [10.3390/mi15010007]
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