The Influence of Temperature and Metal Pairs on the Scuffing of a Commercial Oil
1973 ◽
Vol 187
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pp. 757-761
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Keyword(s):
A modified type of 4-ball machine—a ball running on three asymmetrically placed pegs—allows the scuffing behaviour of a commercial extreme pressure lubricant to be investigated. Particular emphasis has been placed on the reactivity of the steels used as test specimens and their position relative to the contact. The constant failure temperature hypothesis is found to be obeyed only under certain well defined conditions. It is shown that the friction-temperature behaviour measured at slow speed can be correlated with scuffing results at high speed. Little evidence is found to support the minimum film thickness failure criterion.
1973 ◽
Vol 187
(1)
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pp. 757-761
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Vol 214
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pp. 317-325
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2000 ◽
Vol 214
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pp. 401-412
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2011 ◽
Vol 308-310
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pp. 1929-1934
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Vol 200
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pp. 238-249
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Vol 13
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pp. 5513-5527
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Vol 102
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pp. 416-424
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