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Transition metal dichalcogenides of (MoS2, WS2,NbSe2, etc.) are the most common space solid lubricants.They are applied as powders mixed with variousorganic and inorganic binders, burnished to the surface from powders, or deposited by spray and vacuum deposition methods. These lubricants are soft, not abrasion resistant, and oxidize in air. To comply with
endurance requirements of space applications, more advanced approaches were explored. One of them was selflubricating composites, where solid lubricant was pressed into a supporting matrix, such as in bronze/lead
composites, glass-fiber- and polyimide-reinforced PTFE composites coated with MoS2. The composite approach was also used in high-temperature tribological coatings, such as the NASA PS-200 series coatings produced by plasma spray which consisted of BaF2/CaF2 lubricant, Ag lubricant and  binder, and Cr3C2 support. In the NASA PS-300 series coatings, Cr3C2 was replaced with Cr2O3 to improve high temperature stability and reduce processing cost.

  Development of vacuum deposition methods added new capabilities for controlling the chemistry, structure, morphology, and thickness of solid lubricants. This improved their friction, endurance, environmental adaptation
and allowed precision components to be coated. Examples are textured MoS2 films, metal doped MoS2 and WS2 films, CFx doped WS2 films, metal¨CMoS2 multilayers, temperature adaptive PbO/MoS2, ZnO/MoS2, ZnO/WS2 and moisture resistant PTFE/MoS2, LaF3/MoS2 composites, etc.

  Vacuum deposition technologies can be also used to produce
nanocomposite and nanostructured coatings, whose mechanical and tribological properties are not subjected to volume mixture rules but depend on grain boundary effects and synergetic interactions of the composite
constituents. Nanostructured designs offered aunique opportunity to produce adaptive or smart tribological coatings, which were termed ¡®¡®chameleon¡¯¡¯ for their ability to resist friction and wear by changing surface
chemistry and microstructure in response to environment and loading changes, much like a chameleon changing its skin color to avoid predators.
Although quite challenging, practical realization of smart coatings is extremely rewarding for tribological pairs subjected to multiple environmental changes, as for example in aerospace applications. The tribological coating adaptive concept was first explored with previously mentioned coatings of oxides and dichalcogenides (PbO/MoS2, ZnO/MoS2, ZnO/WS2), which can operate in a broad range of temperatures. Multilayer structures were then designed to combine these composites with buried diffusion barrier layers and achieve surface self-adaptation during repeated temperature cycling. Recently, novel wear resistant materials were developed, which combine nanocrystalline carbides (TiC, WC), oxide based ceramics (YSZ and AlON),
dichalcogenides (MoS2, WS2), and amorphous diamond-like carbon (DLC) into nanocomposite structures.

  DLC is often referenced as a potential space tribological material due to its high hardness, low friction, and low wear. However, in long duration, heavily
loaded, and/or high sliding speed applications, the use of DLC leads to its graphitization and associated increase of friction coefficient in the high vacuum environment. A hydrogenated DLC phase increases life through hydrogen termination of active carbon bonds, but not for long durations due to hydrogen depletion after about 104 cycles. An alternative approach
is incorporation of dichalcogenide space lubricants, such as MoS2 or WS2, into a carbide/DLC/dichalcogenide composite.

  For example, ¡®¡®chameleon¡¯¡¯ coatings made of an amorphous DLC matrix with incorporation of nanocrystalline TiC, WC, WS2 and laser processed MoS2 reservoirs demonstrated an order of magnitude improvement in toughness above that of single phase carbides while maintaining the same
level of hardness, a low friction coefficient in cycling from dry to humid environments, and an extremely long life in both terrestrial and space environments. The surface chemistry, structure, and mechanical behavior of
these nanocomposite materials were shown to reversibly change in the tribological contact, depending on applied loads and operational environment to maintain low friction and prevent wear.

  While maintaining the low friction in any environment is important, wear resistance requires an additional blend of both hardness and fracture toughness. This is especially true for space applications due to the reliability and unattended durability requirements. The following sections of this paper discuss the most recentdevelopments in smart nanocomposite tribological coatings, starting with design criteria and examples of tough tribological nanocomposites and progressing to ¡®¡®chameleon¡¯¡¯ coatings. All coatings were prepared by hybrid physical vapor deposition processes, combining magnetron sputtering and pulsed laser deposition. Discussion of the preparation processes can be found in.
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Transition metal dichalcogenides of (MoS2, WS2,NbSe2, etc.) are the most common space solid lubricants.They are applied as powders mixed with various organic and inorganic binders, burnished to the surface from powders, or deposited by spray and vacuum deposition methods. These lubricants are soft, not abrasion resistant, and oxidize in air. To comply with endurance requirements of space applications, more advanced approaches were explored. One of them was self lubricating composites, where solid lubricant was pressed into a supporting matrix, such as in bronze/lead composites, glass-fiber- and polyimide-reinforced PTFE composites coated with MoS2. The composite approach was also used in high-temperature tribological coatings, such as the NASA PS-200 series coatings produced by plasma spray which consisted of BaF2/CaF2 lubricant, Ag lubricant and  binder, and Cr3C2 support. In the NASA PS-300 series coatings, Cr3C2 was replaced with Cr2O3 to improve high temperature stability and reduce processing cost.
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