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Extended-Wear Lenses, Biofilm, and Bacterial Adhesion
Archives of Ophthalmology, 1987While medical scientific knowledge pertaining to bacterial adhesion to biomaterials has become a rapidly growing field in most areas of medicine, its significance in ophthalmic infections has not been emphasized. Corneal bacterial ulceration in patients wearing extended-wear contact lenses has become a problem of epidemic proportions.
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Wear Failures—Abrasive and Adhesive
2013Abstract This chapter is a detailed account of the general characteristics and effects of and the methods for preventing or reducing different categories of wear failures, namely abrasive (erosive, grinding, and gouging), adhesive, and fretting wear.
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An Investigation of Dry Adhesive Wear
Journal of Basic Engineering, 1959Sliding-motion experiments under unlubricated conditions have been carried out on various metals, and the results are discussed in terms of the simple wear theory advanced by Archard. Oxide-film formation has been studied by electrical contact-resistance measurements made in conjunction with wear tests.
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Speculations on the theory of adhesive wear
Wear, 1972Abstract A new sliding model applicable to adhesive wear is offered which includes the influence of asperity interaction distance. This model reduces to that of Archard in the limit as the asperity interaction distance reduces to the length of the junction.
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On The Role of Adhesion in the Wear Process
1988Tribology research, like that in many other scientific fields, depends upon progress in several different disciplines. Hence, progress in the understanding of friction and wear behavior is somewhat cyclical in nature. Based on limited information, theories are advanced which often cannot be proven or disproved with the experimental capabilities ...
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An Analysis of Crater Wear Based on the Adhesive Wear Mechanism
1976A wear equation based on the adhesive wear mechanism is derived for the conditions occurring in the tool-chip contact region. In deriving this equation the time-temperature dependence of the adhesion occurring at the points of contact is taken into consideration.
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A mechanistic understanding of adhesive wear
2020We discuss recent advances in developing a fundamental, mechanistic, understanding of the evolution of surface roughness of solids during dry sliding. The time evolution of surface roughness is little understood although it crucially impacts friction and wear. Engineering wear models are for the most part empirical, and the development of physics-based
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