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Pediatric Aphakic Contact Lens Wear: Rates of Successful Wear

Journal of Pediatric Ophthalmology & Strabismus, 1993
ABSTRACT Two hundred thirty-eight consecutive patients with pediatric cataracts were fitted with a variety of aphakic contact lenses after cataract extraction. Thirty-nine patients did not return for follow up. Of the remaining 199 patients, 40 discontinued contact lens wear.
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Rate of Wear of Pharmaceutical Tablets

Drug Development and Industrial Pharmacy, 1993
AbstractSeveral methods are presented to quantitatively measure the wear of compressed tablets. The natural logarithm of the weight fraction, W/Wo, decreases linearly with increasing wear time. Thus, the wearability of a tablet may be described by a first-order rate constant or its half life.
Ruey-Ching Hwang, Eugene L. Parrott
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Measurement Uncertainties in Wear Rates

Tribology Letters, 2009
Measurement uncertainties are vital to discussions of differences in measured values, yet they scarcely accompany discussions of wear and wear rates in the tribology literature. In this methods article, approaches to calculate uncertainties in single-point and steady-state wear rates are presented.
David L. Burris, W. Gregory Sawyer
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Wear testing of crosslinked polyethylene: Wear rate variability and microbial contamination

Journal of the Mechanical Behavior of Biomedical Materials, 2014
The wear performance of two types of crosslinked polyethylene (Marathon™ and XLK™, DePuy Synthes Inc., Warsaw, IN) was evaluated in a pin-on-disc wear tester, a hip wear simulator, and a knee wear simulator. Sodium azide was used as the microbial inhibitor in the calf serum-based lubricant. In the pin-on-disc wear tester, the Marathon wear rate of 5.33±
J-M, Brandt   +6 more
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Wear rate and concentration of wear particles in lubricating oil

Wear, 1981
Abstract The relationship between wear rate and concentration of wear particles in lubricating oil was analysed. Large and small particles were considered separately. The effects of oil filtration, oil consumption, regular topping-up of oil and variation in wear rate during the running-in were considered.
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Effect of wear particles on the wear rate of unlubricated sliding metals

Wear, 1962
Abstract By using the Okoshi wear machine, in which a hard peripheral surface of a rotating disc is pressed against the specimen plane with a load increasing in proportion to the square root of the sliding distance, the effect of wear particles in raising the wear rate K of unlubricated sliding metals is examined. After some preliminary experiments
Riitsu Takagi, Yuko Tsuya
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Wear testing of hard coatings: More than wear rate?

Surface Engineering, 1998
The present paper describes how in depth analysis and modelling of wear data obtained from uni- and bidirectional wear tests were used to determine criteria for the selection of materials for tribological applications. Different wear modes in unidirectional ball on disc tests were linked to a load to roughness dependence between body and counterbody ...
J.-P. Celis   +3 more
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Wear it or wear the cost: Current seatbelt wearing rates in queensland

2011
Observational seatbelt wearing studies are a valuable tool for obtaining up-to-date information about rates of use. Given that one quarter of vehicle occupants killed on Queensland roads in recent years were not wearing seatbelts, it is important that authorities are able to identify non-wearers and take steps to increase compliance with seatbelt laws ...
Pekol, Adam   +4 more
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STUDY OF EROSIVE WEAR RATES

Нефтяная провинция, 2019
В процессах добычи и подготовки газа эрозия металла может происходить под действием песка, выносимого из продуктивного пласта при определенных режимах эксплуатации скважин. Определение степени влияния механических примесей на работу оборудования и газосборных сетей является сложной задачей.
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Subjective Ratings and Satisfaction in Contact Lens Wear

Optometry and Vision Science, 2018
SIGNIFICANCE This study shows satisfaction in contact lens (CL) wear is influenced by both comfort and vision. Eighty‐six percent of participants were willing to continue with trial CL wear if satisfied with both comfort and vision, dropping to 50% if either variable was unsatisfactory and 0% if both were ...
Jennie, Diec   +2 more
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