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Simulation of Ball-Bearing Lubrication With a Rolling-Disk Apparatus
J. C. Bell,J. W. Kannel +1 more
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Ball bearing simulation by rolling disk apparatus, emphasizing surface slip and related thermal effects alterable by geometric expansion as discussed by the authors, was used to simulate a rolling disk for ball bearing lubrication simulation.Abstract:
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Measuring Lubricant Film Thickness with Image Analysis
TL;DR: In this paper, an image processing method for the analysis of film thickness is presented, which makes it possible to extract considerably more information about film thickness fluctuations than is achievable by the naked eye.
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The influence of pressure-dependent density and viscosity on the elastohydrodynamic collision and rebound of two spheres
Guy Barnocky,Robert H. Davis +1 more
TL;DR: In this paper, a theoretical description of the low-Reynolds-number collision and rebound of two rigid or elastic spheres separated by a thin layer of viscous fluid with pressure-dependent physical properties is presented.
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An elastohydrodynamic theory for the rheology of concentrated suspensions of deformable particles
TL;DR: In this article, the authors derived the full stress tensor for the case of slightly deformable elastic particles, which is the same form of dependence of viscosity on particle concentration as in this paper.
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The rheology of concentrated suspensions of deformable particles
William J. Frith,Alex Lips +1 more
TL;DR: The rheology of slightly deformable particles, in particular their dilatant behaviour, has been investigated using waxy maize starch as a ‘model’ suspension as discussed by the authors.
Elastohydrodynamic film thickness between rolling disks with a synthetic paraffinic oil to 589 K /600 F/
J. W. Kannel,R. J. Parker +1 more
TL;DR: Elastohydrodynamic film thickness between rolling disks with synthetic paraffinic oil at temperatures from 339 to 589 K at temperatures ranging from 589 to 689 K.