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Wear, 2019
Abstract The effects of the adhesion force on the equation of adhesive wear were investigated by examining the relationship between the adhesion force of actual sliding surfaces and the number of wear elements generated at a junction. The number of wear elements and their generation mechanism in the elementary wear processes were determined by ...
Hiroshi Mishina, Alan Hase
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Abstract The effects of the adhesion force on the equation of adhesive wear were investigated by examining the relationship between the adhesion force of actual sliding surfaces and the number of wear elements generated at a junction. The number of wear elements and their generation mechanism in the elementary wear processes were determined by ...
Hiroshi Mishina, Alan Hase
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Wear equation for adhesive wear established through elementary process of wear
Wear, 2013The research covers the wear processes of adhesive wear from the origin of wear elements (the unitary debris of wear) with a size from a few nanometers to a few tens of nanometers to form transfer particles and lastly wear particles. These particles and wear phenomenon were observed by means of atomic force microscopy (AFM).
Hiroshi Mishina, Alan Hase
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Journal of Adhesion Science and Technology, 1990
From a fundamental viewpoint, adhesive wear must be related to the cohesive strengths of the contacting materials and the adhesive strength of the interface. These quantities are related to the electronic structures of the specific atomic species involved. Using an energy balance approach, an expression has been derived which permits calculation of the
C.D. Warren, J.J. Wert
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From a fundamental viewpoint, adhesive wear must be related to the cohesive strengths of the contacting materials and the adhesive strength of the interface. These quantities are related to the electronic structures of the specific atomic species involved. Using an energy balance approach, an expression has been derived which permits calculation of the
C.D. Warren, J.J. Wert
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Journal of Lubrication Technology, 1977
Adhesive wear is a characteristic but inadequately studied type of wear of polymer materials. In local regions of real contact an intensive molecular (adhesive) interaction is observed under rubbing conditions, which is stronger than the bonds between individual elements in the supermolecular formations or in polymer molecules, leading to cohesive ...
V. A. Belyi +3 more
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Adhesive wear is a characteristic but inadequately studied type of wear of polymer materials. In local regions of real contact an intensive molecular (adhesive) interaction is observed under rubbing conditions, which is stronger than the bonds between individual elements in the supermolecular formations or in polymer molecules, leading to cohesive ...
V. A. Belyi +3 more
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Adhesive wear in a magnetic field
Materials Today: Proceedings, 2021Abstract A magnetic field is one of the important tools for changing the contact interaction processes during friction. There is still no established valid mechanism of the influence of a magnetic field on friction and wear. The paper presents a new model of the adhesion wear of surfaces when applying a magnetic field, which takes into account the ...
Alexander Bolotov +2 more
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1976
This paper presents a technical definition of adhesive wear, comparing adhesive wear to abrasive, erosive, corrosive, fretting, and other forms of wear. The effects of various material factors and test parameters on adhesive wear are described. How to select materials and test conditions to produce the maximum adhesive wear are outlined.
KR Mecklenburg, RJ Benzing
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This paper presents a technical definition of adhesive wear, comparing adhesive wear to abrasive, erosive, corrosive, fretting, and other forms of wear. The effects of various material factors and test parameters on adhesive wear are described. How to select materials and test conditions to produce the maximum adhesive wear are outlined.
KR Mecklenburg, RJ Benzing
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Wear Prediction of Ball Screw Based on Adhesive Wear
Applied Mechanics and Materials, 2014This paper aims to develop a new systematic analysis model to predict the wear of ball screw in stabilization condition. In order to investigate the wear behavior between the ball and raceway, a proper contact mechanics model should be established. Then, the wear model of ball screw based on Archard will be proposed and calculated by substituting the ...
Xiang Hong Xu, Yan Hui Wang, Dong Xu
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On the Empirical Law of Adhesive Wear
Journal of Applied Physics, 1952Careful measurements have been made of the wear of rubbing steel surfaces as a function of load, distance of travel, and hardness under controlled conditions which eliminated the effect of all factors except adhesion. At normal pressures averaged over the apparent contact area which are less than one third the hardness of the softer material the amount
J. T. Burwell, C. D. Strang
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Investigation of Wear and Adhesion Behaviors of Borided Steels
Transactions of the Indian Institute of Metals, 2015In this study, AISI P20, H13 and D2 steels were pack borided at 900 and 950 °C for retention times of 2, 4 and 6 h. The boride layer thickness values changed depending on the chemical composition of the steels. The hardness of borides that formed on the surface of AISI P20, AISI H13 and AISI D2 steels were 1897 HV(50 g), 1989 HV(50 g) and 1916 HV(50 g),
Kara, Rıza +2 more
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Adhesive wear of lubricated contacts
Tribology International, 1979Abstract A model has been developed to describe adhesive wear of lubricated contracts.
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