Area of research
Mechanical Engineering · Mechanics of Materials
Research interest
Research interests include Materials science, Tribology, Lubricant, Lubrication, Hydroxide, and Boron.
Crack‐Resistant and Tissue‐Like Artificial Muscles with Low Temperature Activation and High Power Density
Comprehensive Investigation of Various Organophosphate Intercalated CoAl-LDHs As Additives in Polyalphaolefin
Tribochemical insights into the carbon film formation induced by metallic species derived from layered double hydroxide nanoadditives
Insights of nanostructure and nanomechanical properties of the tribofilm derived from CoAl-hexametaphosphate layered double hydroxide on sliding steel surfaces
Study of wear and friction properties of a Co-free CrFeNiAl0.4Ti0.2 high entropy alloy from 600 to 950 °C
Influences of iron and iron oxides on ultra-thin carbon-based tribofilm lubrication
Influence of Structural Disorders on the Tribological Behavior of Phosphate-Intercalated Layered Double Hydroxide Additives in Polyalphaolefin
Tribochemical synergy between phosphate-intercalated layered double hydroxide additives and super high oleic safflower oil on sliding contacts
Effects of oxidation on friction and wear properties of eutectic high-entropy alloy AlCoCrFeNi2.1
Impact of chosen force fields and applied load on thin film lubrication
Hydroxyl Influence on Adsorption and Lubrication of an Ultrathin Aqueous Triblock Copolymer Lubricant
Molecular Dynamics Simulations of Nanolubricant Films of Alkali Glasses under Sliding Asperity Contacts
Tribochemistry and Lubrication of Alkaline Glass Lubricants in Hot Steel Manufacturing
Porosity-induced mechanically robust superhydrophobicity by the sintering and silanization of hydrophilic porous diatomaceous earth
Tribological Performance of Inorganic Borate at Elevated Temperatures
Investigating the corrosion-fatigue wear on CrN coated piston rings from laboratory wear tests and field trial studies
In-situ interfacial tribochemistry toward eliminating red-scale of silicon steel in friction process
Ab initio study on physical and chemical interactions at borates and iron oxide interface at high temperature
Lubricant as a sticking-scale inhibitor on high temperature sliding contact
Understanding the tribological impacts of alkali element on lubrication of binary borate melt
Investigation of different inorganic chemical compounds as hot metal forming lubricant by pin-on-disc and hot rolling
Hot corrosion of borate melt and interface chemistry of borate-coated steel under tribological stimulation
The Influence of Water Addition on High-Temperature Tribological Properties of Interstitial Free Steel Sliding against Different Counterparts
Multifunctional Bi-Layered Tribofilm Generated on Steel Contact Interfaces under High-Temperature Melt Lubrication
Tribochemistry of adaptive integrated interfaces at boundary lubricated contacts
Growth behavior and mechanical properties of Cr-V composite surface layer on AISI D3 steel by thermal reactive deposition
Effect of loading on the friction and interface microstructure of lubricated steel tribopairs
An overview of inorganic polymer as potential lubricant additive for high temperature tribology