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Computational Tribology, News

Explore a Powerful Web App for Journal Bearing Simulations

The Journal Bearing web application offers a robust platform for conducting mixed and elastohydrodynamic lubrication (EHL) simulations of Journal Bearings. Updated just two weeks ago, this tool is perfect for engineers, researchers, and students working in tribology and mechanical design....
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Unlocking the Secrets of Sliding Systems: A Multi-Scale Flash Temperature Model

Dear Readers, In the captivating world of mechanical engineering, where surfaces slide and interact, an important discovery promises to improve our understanding of friction, wear, and heat generation. Researchers have unveiled an innovative multi-scale flash temperature model that not only...
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Understanding Wear in Micro-Scale Contacts: A Stress-State-Dependent Wear Model

Wear and tear are unavoidable consequences when surfaces come into contact, leading to performance degradation and reduced lifespan of various systems. To address this challenge, a groundbreaking study has developed a wear model that considers stress states and thermal effects...