Application of physical methods for investigating frictional contact parts wear and loading.

Keyphrases

• Operating Conditions 100%
• Frictional Contact 100%
• Physical Methods 100%
• Wear Products 100%
• Self-aligned 100%
• Composite Gear 100%
• Wear Type 50%
• Contact Line 50%
• Strain Measurement 50%
• Phase Composition 50%
• X-ray Diffraction (XRD) Analysis 50%
• Tribology 50%
• Self-use 50%
• Electron Diffraction 50%
• Diffraction Studies 50%
• Wear Particles 50%
• Dynamic Component 50%
• Service Conditions 50%
• Dispersibility 50%
• Regular Distributions 50%
• Reduced Dynamics 50%
• Quantitative Relationship 50%
• Production Equipment 50%
• Oxidative Wear 50%
• Fatigue Wear 50%
• Abrasive Wear 50%
• Wear Pattern 50%
• Reduction Gear 50%
• Waste Lubricant 50%

Engineering

• Frictional Contact 100%
• Physical Method 100%
• Wear Part 100%
• Conventional Method 50%
• Contact Line 50%
• X-Ray Diffraction Analysis 50%
• Phase Composition 50%
• Tribology 50%
• Service Condition 50%
• Electron Diffraction 50%
• Dynamic Component 50%
• Production Equipment 50%
• Abrasive Wear 50%
• Oxidative Wear 50%

Material Science

• Tribology 100%
• X Ray Diffraction Analysis 100%
• Electron Diffraction 100%
• Phase Composition 100%
• Strain Measurement 100%
• Abrasion 100%
• Wear Part 100%