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History of Journal Bearings

08.11.2021 TriboNet

What is a Journal Bearing? Journal Bearing is one of the most common and the simplest type of bearings and is a type of plain bearing. Essentially, a journal bearing is a shaft that rotates […]

Feeling of a touch for robots through artificial intelligence and contact area patterns

06.06.2017

Eight years ago, Ted Adelson’s research group at MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) unveiled a new sensor technology, called GelSight, that uses physical contact with an object to provide a remarkably detailed [...]
Keeping the Wind in Your Sails

19.07.2017

Just like any mechanical device, a wind energy system needs timely, appropriate lubrication in order to function reliably and predictably. Wind turbines routinely withstand extremely demanding conditions: vibration, high mechanical loads, contamination and moisture are [...]
Cavitation wear

10.07.2022

Cavitation wear Definition: Cavitation wear is a type of wear on solid materials surface that is in contact with a liquid medium where the surface is damaged due to the collapse of liquid bubbles with [...]
Graphene based solid lubricant reduces friction and wear

22.08.2017

This composite image depicts the makeup and performance of a new non-liquid lubricant developed by researchers at Purdue University. (Purdue University image/ Abdullah A. Alazemi) Download image. WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – Researchers have created a [...]
ZDDP Tribofilm: Durability and Chemistry

01.03.2017

The classical lubrication theory suggests the use of oil to reduce wear by the development of a thin separating lubricating film. However, the trends in the industry dictate miniaturization of the mechanical devices with a [...]

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