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Assessment of Noninvasive Ear Molding: A Classification-Guided Approach. [PDF]
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Investigation of a transitional wear model for wear and wear-type rail corrugation prediction
Wear, 2011In this paper, a recently proposed mechanics-based model for the wear coefficient of rail steels is experimentally validated and implemented to obtain useful predictive wear models for some popular railway steels. The model is then implemented to investigate the feasibility of top of rail (TOR) friction modifiers (FMs) for wear-type rail corrugation ...
Paul A Meehan, P A Bellette
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2012
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.
Laukkanen Anssi, Holmberg Kenneth
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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.
Laukkanen Anssi, Holmberg Kenneth
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Modeling Wear in Cylinder Liners
Quality and Reliability Engineering International, 2016We present and discuss a stochastic model describing the wear process of cylinder liners in a marine diesel engine. The model is based on a stochastic differential equation, and Bayesian inference is illustrated. Corrosive action and measurement error, both quite negligible, are modeled with a Wiener process whereas a jump process is used to describe ...
Simone Hermann, Fabrizio Ruggeri 0001
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Wear and wear transition modeling of ceramics
Wear, 1996Abstract Wear and wear transitions are the major concerns regarding the tribological application of ceramic materials. The objective of this study is to understand wear and wear transition mechanisms of ceramics with emphasis on wear and wear transition prediction. There are four new findings from this research.
Yushu Wang, Stephen M. Hsu
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SPE Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition, 1987
ABSTRACT A performance model for Polycrystallíne Diamond Compact (PDC) bits has been modified to include the wear prediction of individual cutters. Wear predictions are based on the geometry of each cutter, the rock, type, the forces acting on the cutter, cutter velocity, and cutter temperature. The results of predicted and actual cutter
A. Sinor, T.M. Warren
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ABSTRACT A performance model for Polycrystallíne Diamond Compact (PDC) bits has been modified to include the wear prediction of individual cutters. Wear predictions are based on the geometry of each cutter, the rock, type, the forces acting on the cutter, cutter velocity, and cutter temperature. The results of predicted and actual cutter
A. Sinor, T.M. Warren
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A model of damage coupled to wear
International Journal of Solids and Structures, 2003zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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