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MXenes in Tribology

Introduction Over the past two decades there are extensive tribological research on various 2D materials, such as graphene and transition metal dichalcogenides (TMDCs), has been conducted with different conditions. These materials demonstrate excellent friction performance [...]

Cartilage Lubrication

Cartilage degeneration is due to osteoarthritis (OA) which is commonly seen in aging populations. This degeneration occurs due to the deterioration of the mechanical and tribological properties of articular cartilage (AC), primarily caused by lubrication [...]

Tribology of Plant-Based Natural Fiber Reinforced Polymer Matrix Composites

Introduction Many natural fiber polymer composites offer properties comparable to those of synthetic fiber-reinforced composites and are utilized in various engineering systems. However, natural fibers have certain drawbacks, such as high moisture absorption due to [...]

The Open Innovation Test Bed for Tribology

Since February 2023 an Open Innovation Test Bed (OITB) dedicated to Tribology and Material Characterization is open for work, i-TRIBOMAT: The European Tribology Centre. Figure 1. i-TRIBOMAT: The European Tribology Centre. Ever-growing customer demands lead to [...]

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Cold welding is an issue in space applications and should be considered in the design of space mechanism

What is cold welding? Cold welding is a process, where two clean, flat surfaces of metal do strongly adhere if brought into contact while in a vacuum without fusion or heating at the interface. Physically [...]

Cavitation is a phenomenon that occurs when a liquid is subjected to a pressure drop that causes its pressure to fall below its vapour pressure. This forms vapour bubbles within the fluid, collapsing as the [...]

Industrial Lubrication

What Are Lubricants?

Definition Lubricant is a substance which is used to control (more often to reduce) friction and wear of the surfaces in a contact of the bodies in relative motion [1]. Depending on its nature, lubricants [...]

galled specimen

What is galling? Severe types of adhesive wear are often referred as galling, scuffing, welding or smearing, although these terms are sometimes used loosely to describe other types of wear. In metal-to-metal wear tests, high [...]

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Space tribology

Adhesion theory and types

Wear of materials

Friction in materials

Infrared spectroscopy

Tribologial Surfaces

Transmission electron microscope

TriboSolver Introduction

Raman spectroscopy

Boundary lubrication regime

Tribology in Bilological systems

Joint tribology

Green tribology- Part-2

White light interferometer

Atomic force microscopy, AFM

Surface roughness measurement

Surface roughness paramters

Surface Roughness

Ion implantation

Tribonet interaction with university students

Carburizing process

Deep rolling operation

HVOF spray, D-gun Spray and Cold Spray

Plasma spray, Electric arc spray and Flame spray

Thermal Spraying

Electrolytic deposition

Chemical Vapour Deposition Methods

Interview with Tribology Expert- Antonio Papangelo

Physical Vapour Deposition

Surface Coating Techniques

Elastohydrodynamic Lubrication

Hydrodynamic Lubrication and Reynolds equation

Interview with Tribology experts, Dr Aydar Akchurin

What is Grease?

Additives in Lubricants

Types of Lquid Lubricants

Sample loading in a rheometer

What is Lubrication?

What is Friction.

Introduction to Tribology

linear reciprocating test, RTEC-Instruments

Phonons lead to friction energy dissipation

Viscosity Index

Graphene Vs MoS2

Contact Mechanics Book

Generation of adhesive wear particles and surface roughness evolution

Tribometer Measuring the Slipperiness of the Railroads No More Delays!

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Film thickness measurement using optical interferometry

Asperity Collision Simulation

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Tribotronic Control and Electrochemical Properties of Nanofluid Interfaces

The Tribology of Wine: Mouthfeel, Tannins, and Bubbles

Tribology in E-Mobility

Tribology of Earthquakes by Dr. Tanmaya Mishra

Tribology for Engineering Design by Professor Steve Franklin

Tackling oral tribology problems using 3D biomimetic tongue-like surface, Professor Anwesha Sarkar

Tribology in triboelectric nanogenerators

$Numerical generation of fractal surfaces_ a flexible and controllable approach$

Numerical generation of fractal surfaces: a flexible and controllable approach

Environmentally Acceptable Lubricants (EALs)

Tribology of Thin PTFE Coatings

Chocolate Tribology by Dr. Siavash Soltanahmadi

A Seminar on Contact of Rough Surfaces and Their Sealing Performance by Dr. Vladislav A. Yastrebov

An Introduction to Lubricants and Lubricant additives for Engineers by Professor Ashlie Martini

Fundamentals of Tribology in Electric Vehicles by Dr. Jonny Hansen

Tribological challenges and their solutions in electrified powertrains

“Nanoscale in situ Studies of Anti-Wear Tribofilm Formation” by Professor Robert W. Carpick

“Prediction of elastohydrodynamic film thickness parameters by machine learning approaches” by Professor Max Marian

‘Reducing friction in skiing’ by Professor Andreas Almqvist

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Atomistic Tribology

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PTFE COATING WEAR TEST

Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE), commonly known as Teflon, is a polymer with an exceptionally low coefficient of friction (COF) and excellent wear r...

PROGRESSIVE WEAR MAPPING OF FLOORING

Flooring materials are designed to be durable, but they often suﬀer wear and tear from everyday activities such as movement and furniture use. To e...

DYNAMIC MECHANICAL ANALYSIS

Dynamic Mechanical Analysis (DMA) is a powerful technique used to investigate the mechanical properties of materials.

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