Add to ORKGAbstract This paper is concerned with the calibration and validation of a finite-element model of dry sliding wear in metals. The model is formulated within a Lagrangian framework capable of accounting for large plastic deformations and history-dependent material behavior. We resort to continuous adaptive meshing as a means of eliminating deformation-induced element distortion, and of resolving fine features of the wear process such as contact boundary layers. Particular attention is devoted to a generalization of Archard’s law in which the hardness of the soft material is allowed to be a function of temperature. This dependence of hardness on temperature provides a means of capturing the observed experimental transition between severe wear...
Many mechanical systems rely on the principle of mechanical energy being converted to heat via frict...
Although many wear criteria have been proposed, none is intrinsic to the materials and to the struct...
Although many wear criteria have been proposed, none is intrinsic to the materials and to the struct...
This paper is concerned with the calibration and validation of a finite‐element model of dry sliding...
This dependence of hardness on temperature provides a means of capturing the observed experimental t...
The transition in wear rate from a high value to a low value for metals after some time of sliding i...
For a number of mechanical working processes using a lot of different metals it has been proven that...
For a number of mechanical working processes using a lot of different metals it has been proven that...
For a number of mechanical working processes using a lot of different metals it has been proven that...
For a number of mechanical working processes using a lot of different metals it has been proven that...
The progressive damage and material loss occurring on a component surface as a result of its movemen...
The present research focuses on the study of temperature and wear variations of aluminium in general...
Many mechanical systems rely on the principle of mechanical energy being converted to heat via frict...
The tribological behaviour of a nickel-base alloy, Nimonic 80A, has been studied on a like-on-like p...
The tribological behaviour of a nickel-base alloy, Nimonic 80A, has been studied on a like-on-like p...
Many mechanical systems rely on the principle of mechanical energy being converted to heat via frict...
Although many wear criteria have been proposed, none is intrinsic to the materials and to the struct...
Although many wear criteria have been proposed, none is intrinsic to the materials and to the struct...
This paper is concerned with the calibration and validation of a finite‐element model of dry sliding...
This dependence of hardness on temperature provides a means of capturing the observed experimental t...
The transition in wear rate from a high value to a low value for metals after some time of sliding i...
For a number of mechanical working processes using a lot of different metals it has been proven that...
For a number of mechanical working processes using a lot of different metals it has been proven that...
For a number of mechanical working processes using a lot of different metals it has been proven that...
For a number of mechanical working processes using a lot of different metals it has been proven that...
The progressive damage and material loss occurring on a component surface as a result of its movemen...
The present research focuses on the study of temperature and wear variations of aluminium in general...
Many mechanical systems rely on the principle of mechanical energy being converted to heat via frict...
The tribological behaviour of a nickel-base alloy, Nimonic 80A, has been studied on a like-on-like p...
The tribological behaviour of a nickel-base alloy, Nimonic 80A, has been studied on a like-on-like p...
Many mechanical systems rely on the principle of mechanical energy being converted to heat via frict...
Although many wear criteria have been proposed, none is intrinsic to the materials and to the struct...
Although many wear criteria have been proposed, none is intrinsic to the materials and to the struct...