1995
DOI: 10.1115/1.2831238
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On the Transitions in the Lubrication of Concentrated Contacts

Abstract: Friction experiments on lubricated concentrated contracts were performed to study; (a) the transitions between the different lubrication modes when operating in the lubricants liquid-state regime and (b) the frictional behavior of these contacts, under conditions of full-film lubrication, taking into account the lubricants liquid-state and solid-state behavior. On the basis of these results a flow diagram is presented for lubricated concentrated contacts, from which the lubrication mode as well as the friction… Show more

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“…Pada Gambar 2 terlihat tiga kondisi pelumasan yang terjadi pada sistem pelumasan yaitu bondary lubrication (BL), mixed lubrication (ML) dan elastho hydrodynamic lubrcation (EHL) [5].…”
Section: Gambar 1 Perubahan Koefisien Gesek Dan Kekasaran Sebagai Fuunclassified
“…Pada Gambar 2 terlihat tiga kondisi pelumasan yang terjadi pada sistem pelumasan yaitu bondary lubrication (BL), mixed lubrication (ML) dan elastho hydrodynamic lubrcation (EHL) [5].…”
Section: Gambar 1 Perubahan Koefisien Gesek Dan Kekasaran Sebagai Fuunclassified
“…Data koefisien gesekan sudah terekam pada system sehingga tidak perlu perlakuan tambahan selama mesin dihentikan. Pada pengujian ini sliding yang digunakan memiliki nilai slip S sebesar 200% berdasarkan persamaan yang diusulkan oleh [8] berikut:…”
Section: Gambar 4 Display Pengendali Alat Uji Two Disc Tribometerunclassified
“…Depending on the level of separation of the contacting surfaces by the fluid, it is possible to distinguish the well-known areas: boundary, mixed and (elasto) hydrodynamic lubrication, denoted as BL, ML and EHL respectively [10,11].…”
Section: Wear 241 Wear Theorymentioning
confidence: 99%