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September 21, 2025The International Journal of Maritime Engineering

Tribological Study of Al 6063 Alloy and EN31 Steel Using Biodegradable Oils in Fully Flooded Lubricating Condition

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RJRahul JainRSRanganath M. SingariRSRamesh Singh

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Overview

Tribological study investigates biodegradable oils impact on coefficient of friction and wear in Al 6063 alloy and EN31 steel interfaces, suggesting optimization through Taguchi method.

Key Points

  • Biodegradable oils like coconut and neem showed favorable tribological properties between Al 6063 and EN31 steel.
  • Optimal parameters for minimizing coefficient of friction were identified as lubricant and sliding speed at their first and third levels respectively.
  • Taguchi's optimization method enabled systematic testing of various lubricants, speeds, and loads to enhance performance.
  • The findings indicate that lubrication type significantly affects tribological properties, with regression models aligning closely with experimental results.

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Jain et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d43a06713b0b5dfea7a3bbhttps://doi.org/10.5750/ijme.v167ia3(s).1673
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