The unevenness of the coating surface will have a significant negative impact on its wear resistance, mainly in the following aspects:
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Increasing Friction Resistance
An uneven coating surface will increase the friction resistance. When an object slides or rubs on the coating surface, the protruding parts of the surface will directly contact the rubbing object, resulting in more energy consumption and wear. This increased friction resistance makes the coating more prone to scratching or abrasion, thereby reducing its wear resistance.
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Stress Concentration
The unevenness of the surface will lead to stress concentration. At the protruding parts or defects of the coating, the frictional force will act concentratedly, causing these areas to bear higher local stress. This stress concentration will accelerate the wear of the coating, especially under conditions of high load or frequent friction.
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Aggravation of Coating Defects
The unevenness of the coating surface is usually accompanied by defects, such as craters, pinholes, orange peel, etc. These defects not only damage the integrity of the coating but also further expand during the friction process, leading to local damage to the coating. For example, craters may be further scratched during the friction process, forming larger cracks or holes, thus reducing the overall wear resistance of the coating.
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