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Computational Tribology
Lip Language Translator Using TENGs
23.05.2022 Nikhil Kunapareddy

Introduction Lip language is an important skill for people who rely on voice off communication. People with vocal cord lesions, laryngeal and lingual injuries communicate with lip language. This can be a life changing skill […]

Computational Tribology
Selecting materials using machine learning
14.03.2022 Nikhil Kunapareddy

Corrosion as a phenomenon seems pretty common to us, yet it consume 6.2% GDP of the USA yearly. It is estimated that more than a whooping $270 billion dollars are spent in various ways to […]

Computational Tribology
Mechanochemistry of sliding surfaces
14.02.2022 Nikhil Kunapareddy

Lubricant additives play a crucial role just like lubricants. Though they are primarily believed to be helpful in controlling absorption and dissociation behavior in lubricants, they also play a crucial role in reducing friction and […]

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Computational Tribology
Mixed-EHL Simulator For Rolling-Sliding Line-Contacts
17.01.2022 Pedro Amoroso

The simulation app for mixed-EHL rolling-sliding line-contacts has been developed based on the capabilities of the Cam-Roller-Interface Tribotester (CRT-01) shown in Figure 1. The CRT-01 as well as the simulation app, allow the user to […]

Oil Flow in a Bearing
Computational Tribology
CFD simulation of lubricant flow in bearings
04.10.2021 Dr. Jun Wang

Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) is a science that studies various fluid flows and flow related behaviours with the aid of computers. CFD is increasingly used to produce quantitative predictions of flow behaviours and get more […]

railway bearing film thickness
Computational Tribology
Assessing inlet film thicknesses in railway bearings to extend maintenance intervals
06.09.2021 Arnaud Ruellan

Do you want to travel from Utrecht to Lyon, from New York to Chicago, or from Mumbai to Bangalore within a reasonable time, cost, and environmental footprint? What about a reliable high-speed train? And what […]

Computational Tribology
How can shear loading rate affect the soft adhesive contact area?
14.06.2021 Jean-David Wheeler

Today, my youngest daughter dropped her spoon again on the floor. She didn’t do it on purpose. But I still had to get it back again, give it a quick wash again and give it […]

Computational Tribology
Nanoscale friction on thin films
22.03.2021 Nikhil Kunapareddy

In nature ‘entities’, either be living or non-living tend to behave differently at different scales by exhibiting different properties. Which play a major role in the way we frame our perspectives and opinions on them. […]

Computational Tribology
How does roughness impact your EHD contact?
08.03.2021 Jean-David Wheeler

  A bit of context Let’s say you want to design a new car but that you are a new car manufacturer. You can’t really step back and look at your previous experiences, so everything […]

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Computational Tribology
Which is the best texture?
22.02.2021 Jean-David Wheeler

Every so often, a natural texture is discovered and presented as a great texture for tribology purposes! Shark skin, leaf surface, or even snake skin are the most renowned examples. And it is true that […]

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