This research aims to investigate the effects of moving speed on the friction coefficient and wear properties of aluminum alloys. (Al 6061 and Al 6082) Full sliding tests were conducted using a pin on disc experimental setup. Experiments were conducted with sliding speeds of 1.5 m/s and 2 m/s up to a distance of 1000 m under a continuous normal weight of 10 N. The coefficient of friction decreased as sliding speed rose in specimens of both alloys because there was not enough time for stronger adhesive bonding to happen at faster sliding speeds. amount of alloy 6082 wear increased with increased sliding speed, but Al 6061 alloy wear volume decreased under same test conditions. To examine wear characteristics, optical microscope pictures of disc specimens were employed.

Friction Coefficient, Wear Area, Completes Sliding, Sliding Speed.