Wear is commonly defined as the removal of material from solid surfaces as a result of one contacting surface moving over another. The material is removed in the form of wear debris. The typical size of wear debris in visible wear conditions is from about half a micrometer to tens or hundreds of micrometers. In severe mining wear conditions, single wear particles can be of centimeter size. In steady-state low-wear-lubricated conditions in an engine, the size of wear particles in continuous wear may be of nanometer size
Wear debris analysis is a technique for machine condition monitoring and fault diagnosis. One key is...
Failure in industrial processes is often related to wear and can cause significant problems. It is e...
When machines operate under extreme conditions, they often need to perform to maximum capacity. The ...
Wear is commonly defined as the removal of material from solid surfaces as a result of one contactin...
Wear appears as gradual removal of a material from contacting and rubbing surfaces of solids during ...
Abrasive wear is likely to occur whenever a hard asperity or a trapped hard particle is dragged acro...
Wear generates debris. The debris comes in a wide variety of sizes and shapes. Wear debris turns mot...
The objective of this study was to evaluate progress in wear modeling and propose guidelines for fut...
Sliding contact between solids leads to material detaching from their surfaces in the form of debris...
A large amount of research work has been conducted to evaluate and predict wear condition of compone...
Innumerable papers give classifications of wear, usually including lists of possible wear mechanisms...
Unlubricated wear of metal components is a significant factor in the deterioration of various metal ...
A fundamental investigation into the mechanism of wear particle formation for martensitic stainless...
Wear is damage to a surface as a result of relative motion with respect to another substance. One ke...
The wear process in a sliding contact results in generation of wear debris, which affects the system...
Wear debris analysis is a technique for machine condition monitoring and fault diagnosis. One key is...
Failure in industrial processes is often related to wear and can cause significant problems. It is e...
When machines operate under extreme conditions, they often need to perform to maximum capacity. The ...
Wear is commonly defined as the removal of material from solid surfaces as a result of one contactin...
Wear appears as gradual removal of a material from contacting and rubbing surfaces of solids during ...
Abrasive wear is likely to occur whenever a hard asperity or a trapped hard particle is dragged acro...
Wear generates debris. The debris comes in a wide variety of sizes and shapes. Wear debris turns mot...
The objective of this study was to evaluate progress in wear modeling and propose guidelines for fut...
Sliding contact between solids leads to material detaching from their surfaces in the form of debris...
A large amount of research work has been conducted to evaluate and predict wear condition of compone...
Innumerable papers give classifications of wear, usually including lists of possible wear mechanisms...
Unlubricated wear of metal components is a significant factor in the deterioration of various metal ...
A fundamental investigation into the mechanism of wear particle formation for martensitic stainless...
Wear is damage to a surface as a result of relative motion with respect to another substance. One ke...
The wear process in a sliding contact results in generation of wear debris, which affects the system...
Wear debris analysis is a technique for machine condition monitoring and fault diagnosis. One key is...
Failure in industrial processes is often related to wear and can cause significant problems. It is e...
When machines operate under extreme conditions, they often need to perform to maximum capacity. The ...