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How can tribology help extend critical machinery service life?

14.01.2019 TriboNet

Tribology is the science of interacting surfaces in relative motion. Basically, it studies friction, wear and lubrication – three phenomena linked to surface degradation and, thus, to machine reliability and performance. When machines wear out, […]

Predicting Engine Oil Behavior Under Extreme Pressure

06.01.2020

The Industrial Fluid Properties Simulation Challenge is an open competition designed to push improvements in the field of molecular modeling and ensure simulations are relevant to real world industrial applications. The organizing committee of the [...]
Electric car efficiency

06.12.2022

Table of Contents Importance of electric carComponents of battery-based electric carsThe efficiency of batteries in electric carsEnvironmental impact of electric carsImproving the efficiency of electric cars by vehicle-to-grid and vehicle-to-house networksVehicle-to-grid (V2G)Vehicle-to-house (V2H) Importance of [...]
Unleashing the Hidden Potential of Recycled Plastics in Tribology – Part 1: Polyethylene

13.11.2023

Table of Contents What happens to recycled plastic?Tribology to the rescue!Why does this matter?Recycling with a purpose What happens to recycled plastic? Plastic recycling is great. It is everywhere. Or at least, the talk of [...]
Tribology in Hydrogen energy transition

05.01.2023

Table of Contents Introduction to the hydrogen energy transitionTribological challenges in the hydrogen energy transitionStorage challenges in hydrogen energyReference Introduction to the hydrogen energy transition Hydrogen is considered as a renewable energy source for the [...]
Is there a Future for the Internal Combustion Engine?

02.12.2019

As regulations regarding traditional automobiles and emissions become tighter around the world, the future of the internal combustion engine becomes more uncertain, which is a great concern to those involved in the lubricant business. However, [...]