论文信息 - Tribological behavior of space rover gear train under the Ultra High Vacuum

Tribological behavior of space rover gear train under the Ultra High Vacuum

This present work provides over discussion about the component and requirement of space tribology. And Pin-on-disk test is described to prove the effect on the solid lubrication under the high vacuum condition. This paper will discuss the following: space mechanism components, solid lubrication, and factors affecting wear phenomenon under the high vacuum.

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