Affiliation:
1. Estonian University of Life Sciences
2. Tallinn University of Technology
Abstract
The investigated brush-plated gold and silver coatings are used for repairing the commutators of generators and sliding contacts. Tensile residual stresses generated in the plated coatings were determined by the curvature method and by instrumented indentation testing of a thin-walled open ring substrate, as described in our earlier papers. These stresses relax over time and their dependence on relaxation time was approximated by a linear-fractional function. The Young ́s modulus and nanohardness of the coatings were determined. The surface structure and cross section of the coated substrates were studied.
Publisher
Trans Tech Publications, Ltd.
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