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Contact fatigue in rolling-element bearings

Engineering Failure Analysis, 1997
Abstract Surface contact fatigue is a common cause of failure in rolling-element bearings. The extent of damage observed depends on the contact loads, the curvature of the rolling elements, and the relative motion between the contacting surfaces. The characteristics of the various types of contact fatigue are as follows: 1.
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Rolling Contact

2014
Robbin Wetter, Valentin L. Popov, Markus Heß   +2 more
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Study on vibration mechanism induced by skidding in pure rolling contact

Tribology International, 2021
Ngaiming Kwok N M Kwok, Hongkun Wu, Tonghai Wu   +2 more
exaly  

Rolling Contacts

Industrial Lubrication and Tribology, 2001
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Rolling Contacts

2000
T.A Stolarski, S Tobe
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A rolling superconducting contact

Cryogenics, 1978
B.L. Blackford, C.J. Purcell, G. Stoink
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WIDTH OF ROLL CONTACT OF TWO ROLL MODULES

Mathematical Methods in Technologies and Technics, 2022
Sh.R. Khurramov, K.K. Turgunov
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A Review of Rolling Contact Fatigue

Journal of Tribology, 2009
Farshid Sadeghi, Nagaraj Arakere, Nihar Raje   +2 more
exaly  

Rolling contact fatigue and wear of two different rail steels under rolling–sliding contact

International Journal of Fatigue, 2016
Jung-Won Seo, Seok-Jin Kwon
exaly  

Deterioration of rolling contact fatigue life of pearlitic rail steel due to dry-wet rolling-sliding line contact

Wear, 1996
J H Beynon
exaly