Sören Höhn

Dr. Sören Höhn

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Academic Career Length

17Years (2010-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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20 March 2020 in Lubricants
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Jörg SchilleJörg Schille
Jörg Schille
LSLutz Schneider
Lutz Schneider
SMStefan Mauersberger
Stefan Mauersberger
SSSylvia Szokup
Sylvia Szokup
Sören HöhnSören Höhn
Sören Höhn
ULUdo Loeschner
Udo Loeschner
This article features with the enhancement of the static coefficient of friction by laser texturing the contact surfaces of tribological systems tested under dry friction conditions. The high-rate laser technology was applied for surface texturing at unprecedented processing rates, namely using powerful ultrashort pulses lasers in combination with ultrafast polygon-mirror based scan systems. The laser textured surfaces were analyzed by ion beam slope cutting and Raman measurements, showing a crystallographic disordering of the produced microscopic surface features. The laser induced self-organizing periodic surface structures as well as deterministic surface textures were tested regarding their tribological behavior. The highest static coefficient of friction was found of µ20 = 0.68 for a laser textured cross pattern that is 126% higher than for a fine grinded reference contact system. The line pattern was textured on a shaft-hub connection where the static coefficient of friction increased up to 75% that demonstrates the high potential of the technology for real-world applications.

1 July 2012 in Journal of the European Ceramic Society
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MHMathias Herrmann
Mathias Herrmann
BMBjörn Matthey
Björn Matthey
Sören HöhnSören Höhn
Sören Höhn
IKIsabel Kinski
Isabel Kinski
David RafajaDavid Rafaja
David Rafaja
Alexander MichaelisAlexander Michaelis
Alexander Michaelis

1 October 2010 in Journal of the European Ceramic Society
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AMAnne Mannschatz
Anne Mannschatz
Sören HöhnSören Höhn
Sören Höhn
Tassilo MoritzTassilo Moritz
Tassilo Moritz

6 December 2013 in Powder Metallurgy
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MLM. M. Lohrengel
M. M. Lohrengel
KRK. P. Rataj
K. P. Rataj
NSN. Schubert
N. Schubert
Michael SchneiderMichael Schneider
Michael Schneider
Sören HöhnSören Höhn
Sören Höhn
ASAndreas Schubert
Andreas Schubert
Electrochemical machining (ECM) is a complex technology used to shape conductive materials, for example hard metals. The workpiece material is removed by anodic dissolution in aqueous electrolytes at extremely large current densities. Hard metals are non-homogeneous and consist of hard particles, e.g. carbides, embedded in a softer matrix formed by metals such as cobalt, nickel, iron or alloys. The final shape is determined by a custom made tool, the cathode, or by a new technique with a confined electrolyte jet (Jet-ECM). An optimisation of this process intents to ascertain detailed information about the influence of current and potential distribution, composition of electrolyte, electrolyte flow geometry, electrochemical behaviour and dissolution mechanism of the components and structure of the interface material/electrolyte. Experiments on WC6Co, a common hard metal consisting of WC particles with Co as a binder, are presented as an example

1 January 2014 in Ceramics International
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MHMathias Herrmann
Mathias Herrmann
GSG. Standke
G. Standke
Sören HöhnSören Höhn
Sören Höhn
GHG. Himpel
G. Himpel
TGT. Gestrich
T. Gestrich

1 September 2013 in Electrochimica Acta
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Michael SchneiderMichael Schneider
Michael Schneider
NSN. Schubert
N. Schubert
Sören HöhnSören Höhn
Sören Höhn
Alexander MichaelisAlexander Michaelis
Alexander Michaelis