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The role of fragility in EHL entrapment

Tribology International, 2009
EHL entrapments are known to be highly dependent on the lubricant viscous characteristics. One such property is fragility, whose significant effect on entrapments we investigate here for the first time. We employ both experimental measurements and a numerical transient EHL simulation.
Ashlie Martini, Scott Bair
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The Failure and Damage Mechanisms Under Friction of Copper in the EHL and Mixed EHL Regions

Tribology Letters, 2013
Recently, friction and wear behaviour of Copper (Cu)–steel pairs rubbed under different lubrication conditions were studied. The Stribeck curve was used to identify the different regimes of friction of copper with different virgin grain sizes: the elasto-hydrodynamic lubrication (EHL), mixed lubrication and boundary lubrication (BL) regimes. The aim of
A. Moshkovich   +4 more
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Kinematics of Roughness in EHL

1996
In this paper, by considering only the central zone of the EHL contact, and by following the ideas of Greenwood and Morales-Espejel 1994 [6] that the viscosity is so high that it disappears from the equations and the lubricant becomes in effect just an elastic 'third body', and that the roughness arriving at the end of the inlet produces a pumping ...
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Sixty years of EHL

Lubrication Science, 2006
AbstractIt is now 60 years since Ertel produced the first solution to the elastohydrodynamic lubrication (EHL) problem. There has been enormous progress since then, both in numerical modelling and in experimental research on EHL. The moving, rough surface EHL problem can now be solved on laptop‐level computers, while maps of film thickness, pressure ...
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