Tribology Transactions 2006: Vol 49 Index

2006·2.1 MB·English

STLE°200 6
Combined Subject and Author Index
Each paper published during the indexed period is assigned a sequence numbert,he first two digits of which indicate the year
in which the paper was publishedT.h e index may be entered either through the Subject Index or the Author Index. The Sub-
ject Index design was revised in 1991, with keywords appearing in one of the following subject areas:
Bearings Lubrication Regimes
Computing and Engineering Methods Maintenance and Condition Monitoring
Extreme Conditions Tribology Materials Properties and Tribology
Friction Metalworking Materials Machining
Human and Environmental Seals
Lubricant Classes (by Application) Surface Technology
Lubricant Components Tribology of Equipment
Lubricant Manufacture, Application and Disposal Tribology in Industry
Lubricant Properties and Problems Wear and Failure
Inspection of the index will familiarize the user with the location of keywordsT.h e sequence number of a paper appears next
to the keywords, which describe a significant part of the content of that paper.
The Author Index is an alphabetical listing of all authors of indexed papers, together with corresponding paper sequence
numbers. Having determined the sequence numbers associated with a given subject or author, the papers to which these
numbers refer may be found in the Chronological Listing. This listing provides a complete reference to papers published in
the 2006 issues of Tribology Transactions (T49). The papers are listed by author(s), title, publication, volume number, issue num-
ber and page numbers in ascending sequence number
The Combined Index is edited by Dr. Martin Webster of ExxonMobil Research and Engineering, Clinton, NJ. The Society
gratefully acknowledges Dr. Webster's efforts in this endeavor.
STLE 2006 » Chronological Listing
Tribology Transactions
06001 Liao, N.-T. and Lin, J.F., “Rolling-Sliding Analysis in Ball 06006 Gschwender, L.J., Snyder, C.E., Jr., Sharma, S.K., Jen-
Bearing Considering Thermal Effect,” T49, (1), pp. 1-16. ney, T., Campo, A., Roberts, M.B. and Fultz, G.,
“Hydraulic System Component Storage with Military
06002 Nakayama, K. and Mirza, S. MD., “Verification of the Hydraulic Fluids,” T49, (1), pp. 46-52.
Decomposition of Perfluoropolyether Fluid Due to Tri
bomicroplasma,” T49, (1), pp. 17-25. 06007 Kohara, M., Kawamura, T. and Egami, M., “Study on
Mechanism of Hydrogen Generation from Lubricants
06003 Shyu, S.-H., Jeng, Y.-R. and Chang, C.-C., “Load Capacity T49, (1), pp. 53-60
for Adiabatic Finite-Width Plane Slider Bearings in the
Turbulent Thermohydrodynamic Regime,” T49, (1), pp. 06008 _Ivashchenko, V.I. and Turchi, P.E.A., “Atomic-Scale Slid
26-32. ing Friction of Amorphous and Nanostructured SiC and
Diamond Surfaces,” T49, (1), pp. 61-65.
06004 Lovell, M. and Morrow, C., “Contact Analysis of
Anisotropic Coatings with Application to Ball Bearings 06009 Zou, M., Cai, L. and Yang, D., “Nanotribology of a Silica
T49, (1), pp. 33-38. Nanoparticle-Textured Surface,” T49, (1), pp. 66-71.
06005 _ Bair, S.,“A More Complete Description of the Shear Rhe 06010 Brown, S.S. and Clarke, I.C., “A Review of Lubrication
ology of High Temperature, High-Shear Journal Bearing Conditions to Wear Simulation in Artificial Hip Replace
Lubrication,” T49, (1), pp. 39-45. ments,” T49, (1), pp. 72-78.
STLE°200 6
Combined Subject and Author Index
Each paper published during the indexed period is assigned a sequence numbert,he first two digits of which indicate the year
in which the paper was publishedT.h e index may be entered either through the Subject Index or the Author Index. The Sub-
ject Index design was revised in 1991, with keywords appearing in one of the following subject areas:
Bearings Lubrication Regimes
Computing and Engineering Methods Maintenance and Condition Monitoring
Extreme Conditions Tribology Materials Properties and Tribology
Friction Metalworking Materials Machining
Human and Environmental Seals
Lubricant Classes (by Application) Surface Technology
Lubricant Components Tribology of Equipment
Lubricant Manufacture, Application and Disposal Tribology in Industry
Lubricant Properties and Problems Wear and Failure
Inspection of the index will familiarize the user with the location of keywordsT.h e sequence number of a paper appears next
to the keywords, which describe a significant part of the content of that paper.
The Author Index is an alphabetical listing of all authors of indexed papers, together with corresponding paper sequence
numbers. Having determined the sequence numbers associated with a given subject or author, the papers to which these
numbers refer may be found in the Chronological Listing. This listing provides a complete reference to papers published in
the 2006 issues of Tribology Transactions (T49). The papers are listed by author(s), title, publication, volume number, issue num-
ber and page numbers in ascending sequence number
The Combined Index is edited by Dr. Martin Webster of ExxonMobil Research and Engineering, Clinton, NJ. The Society
gratefully acknowledges Dr. Webster's efforts in this endeavor.
STLE 2006 » Chronological Listing
Tribology Transactions
06001 Liao, N.-T. and Lin, J.F., “Rolling-Sliding Analysis in Ball 06006 Gschwender, L.J., Snyder, C.E., Jr., Sharma, S.K., Jen-
Bearing Considering Thermal Effect,” T49, (1), pp. 1-16. ney, T., Campo, A., Roberts, M.B. and Fultz, G.,
“Hydraulic System Component Storage with Military
06002 Nakayama, K. and Mirza, S. MD., “Verification of the Hydraulic Fluids,” T49, (1), pp. 46-52.
Decomposition of Perfluoropolyether Fluid Due to Tri
bomicroplasma,” T49, (1), pp. 17-25. 06007 Kohara, M., Kawamura, T. and Egami, M., “Study on
Mechanism of Hydrogen Generation from Lubricants
06003 Shyu, S.-H., Jeng, Y.-R. and Chang, C.-C., “Load Capacity T49, (1), pp. 53-60
for Adiabatic Finite-Width Plane Slider Bearings in the
Turbulent Thermohydrodynamic Regime,” T49, (1), pp. 06008 _Ivashchenko, V.I. and Turchi, P.E.A., “Atomic-Scale Slid
26-32. ing Friction of Amorphous and Nanostructured SiC and
Diamond Surfaces,” T49, (1), pp. 61-65.
06004 Lovell, M. and Morrow, C., “Contact Analysis of
Anisotropic Coatings with Application to Ball Bearings 06009 Zou, M., Cai, L. and Yang, D., “Nanotribology of a Silica
T49, (1), pp. 33-38. Nanoparticle-Textured Surface,” T49, (1), pp. 66-71.
06005 _ Bair, S.,“A More Complete Description of the Shear Rhe 06010 Brown, S.S. and Clarke, I.C., “A Review of Lubrication
ology of High Temperature, High-Shear Journal Bearing Conditions to Wear Simulation in Artificial Hip Replace
Lubrication,” T49, (1), pp. 39-45. ments,” T49, (1), pp. 72-78.
06011 Alfano, A.D. and Bhushan, B., “Failure Mechanisms of 06026 Bair, S. and Kotzalas, M., “The Contribution of Roller
Advanced Metal Evaporated Tape in an Advanced Linear Compliance to Elastohydrodynamic Traction,” T49, (2),
Tape Drive,” T49, (1), pp. 79-91. pp. 218-224.
06012 Yao, S.M. and Tan, J.B., “incompressible and Analytical 06027 Miller, M., Topolovec-Miklozic, K., Dardin, A. and
Study on a Basic Model of a Complex Journal Gas Bear- Spikes, H.A., “The Design of Boundary Film-Forming
ing,” T49, (1), pp. 92-95. PMA Viscosity ModifiersT,4”9, (2), pp. 225-232.
06013 Yao, S.M. and Tan, J.B., “incompressible and Analytical 06028 Jackson, R.L. and Green, I., “The Behavior of Thrust
Study on an Out-Pump Type Complex Thrust Gas Bear Washer Bearings Considering Mixed Lubrication and
ing,” T49, (1), pp. 96-101. Asperity Contact,” T49, (2), pp. 233-247.
06014 Yao, S.M. and Tan, J.B., ompressible and Analytical 06029 Choo, J.W., Olver, A.V., Spikes, H.A., Dumont, M.-L. and
Study on Load-Carrying Capacity of a Complex Thrust loannides, E., “The Influence of Longitudinal Roughness
Gas Bearing,” T49, (1), pp. 102-107. in Thin-Film, Mixed Elastohydrodynamic Lubrication,’
T49, (2), pp. 248-259.
06015 Yablon, D.G., Kalamaras, P.H., Deckman, D.E. and Web-
ster, M.N., “Atomic Force Microscopy and Raman Spec 06030 Diab, Y., Ville, F. and Velex, P., “Prediction of Power Loss
troscopy Investigation of Additive Interactions Responsi es Due to Tooth Friction in Gears,” T49, (2), pp. 260-270.
ble for Anti-Wear Film Formation in a Lubricated Con
tact,” T49, (1), pp. 108-116. 06031 Defaye, C., Arghir, M., Bonneau, O., Carpentier, P.,
Debailleux, C. and Imbourg, F., “Experimental Study of
06016 Zhao, Y.P., Turay, R. and Hundley, L., “Monitoring and the Radial and Tangential Forces in a Whirling Squeeze
Predicting Emulsion Stability »f Metalworking Fluids by Film Damper,” T49, (2), pp. 271-278.
Salt Titration and Laser yht Scattering Method,” T49,
06032 Mosleh, M. and Khemet, B.A., “A Surface Texturing
(1), pp. 117-123.
Approach for Cleaner Disc Brakes,” T49, (2), pp. 279-283.
06017 Zhao, H., Barber, G.C., Zou, Q. and Gu, R., “Effect of inter
06033 Sawyer, W.G., Ziegert, J.C., Schmitz, T.L. and BartonT,. ,
nal Cooling on Tool-Chir terface Temperature in
Orthogonal Cutting T49, (2), pp. 125-134. “In-Situ Lubrication with Boric Acid: Powder Delivery of
an Environmentally Benign Solid Lubricant,” T49, (2), pp.
06018 Jackson, R.L., “The Effect of Scale-Dependent Hardness 284-290.
on Elasto-Plastic Asperity Contact Between Rough Sur
faces,” T49, (2), pp. 135-150. 06034 Demas, N.G. and Polycarpou, A.A., “Ultra High Pressure
Tribometer for Testing CO> Refrigerant at Chamber Pres
06019 Komvopoulos, K., Pernama, S.A., Yamaguchi, E.S. and sures up to 2000 psi to Simulate Compressor Conditions
Ryason, P.R., “Friction Reduction and Antiwear Capacity T49, (3), pp. 291-296.
of Engine Oil Blend g Zinc Dialkyldithiophos
phate and Molybden mplex Additives,” T49, (2), 06035 Choy, F.K., Chen, H. and Zhou, J., “identification of Sin
pp. 151-165. gle and Multiple Teeth Damage in a Gear Transmission
System,” T49, (3), pp. 297-304.
06020 Daniels, C.C. and Braun, M_J., The Friction Behavior of
individual Component »park-Ignition Engine Dur 06036 DeCamillo, S., Brockwell, K.and Dmochowski, W., “Test
Results Comparing the Effect of Reverse Rotation on Off
ing Warm-Up,” T49, (2), pp. 166-173.
set Pivot Journal Bearing Pad Temperatures,” T49, (3), pp.
06021 Rondonuwzu, C.C. and Winoto, S.H., “Pressure Distribu 305-314.
tions A dynamic Herringbone
06037 Ma. Z., Henein, N.A. and Bryzik, W., “A Model for Wear
Grooved T49, 2),ppp . 174-181.
and Friction in Cylinder Liners and Piston Rings,” T49, (3),
06022 — L., Qu, S., Webster, M.N. and Jackson, A., “On pp. 315-327.
Ml } Reduction in EHL Traction at Low
Temperature,” T49, (2), pp. 182-191. 06038 Xi, J. and Rhode, D.L., Rotordynamics of Impeller Eye
Seals with Wear-Damaged Teeth in Centrifugal Compres-
06023 Kim, D., Jackson, R.L. and Green, I., “Experimental Inves sors,” T49, (3), pp. 328-337.
yJaAlt InNNn namic Effects on Radial
06039 Laraia, K., Leone, N., MacDonald, R. and Blanchet, T.A.,
y Gr T49, (2), pp. 192-
Effect of Water and Serum Absorption on Wear on Unir
201.
radiated and Crosslinked UHMWPE Orthopedic Bearing
06024 Przediacki, M. and Kajdas, C., “Tribochemistry of Fluori Materials,” T49, (3), pp. 338-346.
nated i Ff y xy Steel and Aluminum
06040 Wright, A.E. and Bhushan, B., “Effects of Different Mag-
Surface T4(29), p,p. 202-214.
netic Tapes and Operating Parameters on Lateral Tape
06025 Hedges, J., Voelker, P., anaes R. and Ladd, C., “An In Motion in a Linear Tape Drive,” T49, (3), pp. 347-360.
lation in Gear Oils and
T49, (2), pp. 215-217.
Yelma, S.S., Miller, B.A. and Landers, R.G., “Clearance 06055 Liu, Z., Sun, J. and Shen, W., “Critical Load Analysis for a
Regulation of Mechanical Gas Face Seals: Part |—Model- Layered Half-Space Under Sliding Indentation,” T49, (4),
ing,” T49, (3), pp. 361-372. pp. 513-525.
06042 Yelma, S.S., Miller, B.A. and Landers, R.G., “Clearance 06056 Wang, Y., Wang. Q.J., Lin, C. and Shi, F., “Development of
Regulation of Mechanical Gas Face Seals: Part II—Analy- a Set of Stribeck Curves for Conformal Contacts of Rough
sis and Control,” T49, (3), pp. 373-386. Surfaces,” T49, (4), pp. 526-535.
06043 Popescu, G., Morales-Espejel, G.E., Wemekamp, B. and 06057 DmochowskiW.,M. and Bair, S., “Effect of Oil Evacuation
Gabelli, A., “An Engineering Model for Three-Dimension- on the Static and Dynamic Properties of Tilting Pad Jour
al Elastic-Plastic Rolling Contact Analyses,” T49, (3), pp. nal Bearings,” T49, (4), pp. 536-544.
387-399.
06058 Duchowski, J.K. and Mannebach, H., “A Novel
06044 Carpino, M. and Talmage, G., “Prediction of Rotor Approach to Predictive Maintenance: A Portable, Multi
Dynamic Coefficients in Gas Lubricated Foil Journal Bear- Component MEMS Sensor for On-Line Monitoring of
ings with Corrugated Sub-Foils,” T49, (3), pp. 400-409. Fluid Condition in Hydraulic and Lubricating Systems,”
T49, (4), pp. 545-553.
06045 Van De Voort, F.R., Sedman, J., Cocciardi, R.A. and
Pinchuk, D., “FTIR Condition Monitoring of In-Service 06059 Yang, Y.-K. and Jeng, M.-C., “Thermohydrodynamic
Lubricants: Ongoing Developments and Future Perspec- Analysis and Design of Dual Conical-Cylindrical Bearings
tives,” T49, (3), pp. 410-418. Using Non-Newtonian Lubricants,” T49, (4), pp. 554-562.
06046 Dadouche, A., Fillon, M. and Dmochowski, W., “Perfor 06060 McConnellJ.,E ., Segal, A.E. and Eden, T.J., “The Dry Slid
mance of a Hydrodynamic Fixed Geometry Thrust Bear- ing Behavior of Alp03 Transformed, Hypereutectic, 2xxx,
ing: Comparison Between Experimental Data and and 7xxx, Aluminum Alloys Under Simulated Wire-Rope
Numerical Results,” T49, (3), pp. 419-426. Induced Wear,” T49, (4), pp. 563-573.
06047 Awasthi, R.K., Jain, S.C. and Sharma, S.C.,“A Simulation 06061 Xi, J. and Rhode, D.L., “Seal-iniet Disturbance Boundary
Study of Running-In Wear Effect and its Influence on Condition Correlations for Rotordynamics Models, Part 1:
Average Flow Factors,” T49, (3), pp. 427-438. Correlation Development,” T49, (4), pp. 574-583.
06048 Webster, M.N., Lee, G.H. and Chang, L., “Effect of EHL 06062 Xi, J. and Rhode, D.L., “Seal-Inlet Disturbance Boundary
Contact Conditions on the Behavior of Traction Fluids,” Condition Correlations for Rotordynamics Models, Part 2:
T49, (3), pp. 439-448. Assessment,” T49, (4), pp. 584-591.
06049 Wang, Y. and Yang, B., “An investigation into Grease 06063 Costello, M.T., “Study of Surface Films of Amorphous and
Behavior in Thermal EHL. Circular Contacts,” T49, (3), pp. Crystalline Overbased Calcium Sulfonate by XPS and
449-453. AES," T49, (4), pp. 592-597.
06050 Chapaton, T.J., Capehart, T.W. and Linden, J.L., “Syn 06064 Xiong, S., Wang, Q.J., Liu, W.K., Yang, Q., Vaidyanathan,
thesis and Characterization of Alkyl-Bridged Bicyclohep- K., Zhu, D. and Lin, C., “Approaching Mixed Elastohydro-
tanes as Traction Fluids,” T49, (3), pp. 454-472. dynamic Lubrication of Smooth Journal-Bearing Systems
with Low Rotating Speed,” T49, (4), pp. 598-610.
06051 Wang, N. and Tsai, C.-M., “Application of Thread-Level
Parallel Programming to Thermohydrodynamic Lubrica 06065 Moraru, L., Keith, T.G., Dimofte, F., Cioc, S.and Fleming,
tion Computation,” T49, (4), pp. 473-481. D.P., “Dynamic Modeling of a Dual Clearance Squeeze
Film Damper. Part |i,” T49, (4), pp. 611-620.
06052 Yagi, K., Kyogoku, K. and Nakahara, T., “Measurements
of Temperature Distributions Around Longitudinally 06066 Shen, D. and Salant, R.F., “A Transient Mixed Lubrication
Grooved Rough Surfaces in Sliding Elastohydrodynamic Model of a Rotary Lip Seal with a Rough Shaft,” T49, (4),
Point Contacts,” T49, (4), pp. 482-489. pp. 621-634.
06053 Kwon, W.-S., Henderson, H.E. and Kim, K.-W., “Effects of 06067 Tudor, A. and Khonsari, M.M., “Analysis of Heat Parti
Dumbbell Blending of Light and Heavy Hydrocracked tioning in Wheel/Rail and Wheel/Brake Shoe Friction
Base Oils on the Performance of Automatic Transmission Contact: An Analytical Approach,” T49, (4), pp. 635-642.
Fluids,” T49, (4), pp. 490-501.
06054 Blanchet, T.A., “Coupled Evolution of Load Distribution
and Wear on Grease-Lubricated Lead Screw Threads,”
T49, (4), pp. 502-512.
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Subject Index
| Bearings Bench Tests 06( 16024. 06026 Additli tive Deposition ee Surface
06033, 06034, 06048 lechnology
| Air Gas 0601
Air, Gas 06 Equipment Test i 6023 yntamir Or
Hydr4 ody nami Unl. ubricated. 06008 1, UOU6 . rart Hates 0603.
6046, OF ,
FFJoooill u rnOfa0 l6 0440 61 021 14 Human and —En vironmental cl ¢ 11 Properties ties 060490.6 058 06054
Properties 06049, 06054
OU64 ibr nt Degradation 06007. 06045
Slider 060 Biolubrication é brication
’ Regime
Tilting-Pad
: : onservation
Rolling Element ' } | OBL 00
nergy 0602
Ball 06001. O¢ eo | .
Lubricants 06(
Newtor Behavic 06005
Materials 060 — onan
Computing and Engineering Methods Hygiene 06032
‘ t hea strenatt \¢ )
Pollution 06032, 06(
Comput aeZ é W.a ste 0605, 8 f 2 1604 Of A7C 060 )
os ty Of 9
Contact Me la V ty-rressure )6005 06022
16018, Of Lubricant Classes (by Application) 16026, 06048, 06049, 06050
ee \é ' AAuut tomatic‘ ¢ Tirraannss n FluiNdas OF cit } mpe ture f 10, 06053
: Gear Lubricants O¢
1606 Greases 06049, O¢ '
Hydraulic Fluids 06( 6025, 06(
Fluid Mechar .
Internal Combust gine Oils O€
| 160 ai dé 06019, 060; Lubri°c ati:o n Regi. mes
| 1604
Metalworking Fluid nts OE
: + ‘ raction Fluid 6004 ( U
199 Tran oF r { t >ti 60?
é
y JU2Z, U6 6024
Hl } f Lubri4c ant Components Frictior ee Fri ¢
tre Analy T | Eff t ¢ Pp
see also Lubrication f Additives : : —
Antiwear 06 t rodynami bricatior HI
- Detergent/Disps t 0601 ¢ ¢ 602¢ 16027, 06029
Extreme Conditions Tribology Friction Modif 6015. 061
riction Modifying 115,06 16048. 060 1605
-P ee
a ey Solid Lubrican metry 06( 16027, 06029
b stags Saas ; \VV/I Improveyer l0A6 : ubricated 06049
Mineral Basestocks O¢€ MM EHI O¢ )
synntthheet ic BR asesctt ock Jewtonian | ricants 0602
Friction Fiuorocarbon 2,06024 EHL, Roughr Effects 06029
Hydrocarbor ¢ 6052 06064
- i Paol yethers O€ 6024A nal Effects 06022
T tior ee Friction
. . Hyd nic and Hydrostatic
Lubricant Properties and Problems
jOricatior
4 } |
Acidity, Basicity 0¢ IVITATION OOK
Additive Degradat Film Geometry 06012, 06013, 06014
’ L 6 0604
Decomposition O¢ 20, VOUS
Depletion 0602 row hate VOUS
t .
Interaction 066 6019
Friction—(see Friction) Metalworking, Materials Machining Gears 06035
Gas and Vapor Lubricated 06012, Epicyclic (Planetary) 06028
06013, 06014 Coolants—(see Lubricant Classes) Helical Gears 06023, 06028, 06030
Inertia Effects 06003, 06031 Cutting 06016, 06017 Spur Gears 06030, 06035
Finishing 06016
Load-Carrying Capacity 06003, Hydraulic Components 06006
06012, 06013, 06014, 06021, Surface Modification—(see Surface Seals—(see Seals)
06023 Technology) Internal Combustion Engines 06020,
Forming 06016
Non-Newtonian Lubricants 06005, 06037
06059 Gasoline 06020
Roughness Effects 06047, 06056, Magnetic Data Storage Systems 06040
Seals
06064, 06066 Hard Discs 06002, 06021
Squeeze-Film 06031, 06065 Reciprocating Seals Tapes 06011, 06040
Stability, Vibration 06044, 06057 Piston Rings 06031, 06037 Screw Threads 06054
Thermal Effects 06003, 06023, 06036, Rotary Seals Seals—(see Seals)
06046, 06051, 06059 Face 06041, 06042 Wheels 06067
Turbulent 06003 Labyrinth 06038, 06061, 06062 Wire Ropes 06060
Solid Lubrication 06033 Lip 06066
Friction—(see Friction)
Tribology in Industry
Mechanisms 06033
Wear—(see Wear) ’ Surface Technology
Aerospace 06006
Chemical Analytical Techniques Automotive 06037
Maintenance and Condition AES(Auger) 06063 Magnetic Data Storage 06011, 06021,
Monitoring FTIR 06024, 06045 06040
Raman 06015 Metalworking—(see Metalworking)
Equipment Monitoring 06025, 06035 XPS 06019, 06024, 06063 Railroad 06067
Failure Analysis 06035 Coatings and Films 06004, 06055 Track 06067
Lubricant Analytical Techniques 06025, Additive-Deposited Films 06015, Vehicles 06067
06045, 06058 06019, 06063
FTIR 06045 Friction-Reducing Coatings 06004, Wear and Failure
Gas Chromatography 06050 06019, 06055
Spectroscopy 06045 Wear-Resistant Coatings 06004, Corrosion 06006
(see also Lubricant Properties) 06019, 06055 Fatigue |
Lubrication Scheduling 06058 Hardness 06015 Crack Propagation 06007, 06055 |
Maintenance 06006, 06025 Physical Examination Methods Rolling-Contact 06043
(see also Wear and Failure) AFM 06015 Wear
SEM 06023 Boundary Lubricated 06015, 06019,
Materials Properties and Tribology Surface Roughness 06009, 06018, 06024
06029, 06032, 06047, 06052 Self-Lubricated 06032 |
Ceramics Analysis and Models 06018, 06028, Solid Lubricated 06033
Carbides 06008 06029, 06056, 06066 Unlubricated 06060
Oxides 06009, 06060 Running-In 06037, 06047 Wear Mechanisms 06011, 06019, 06037,
Diamond 06008 06054, 06055
Elastomeric 06039, 06066 Abrasive 06060
Tribology of Equipment
Ferrous Alloys, Steel 06024 Adhesive 06011, 06060
Metals, Elemental Bearings—(see Bearings) Delamination 06055
Aluminum 06024, 06060 Brakes 06032, 06067 Wear/Failure Testing Devices
Non-Ferrous Alloys 06060 Compressors (Gas Bench Tests 06015, 06019, 06033,
Polymeric 06039 Centrifugal 06038 06034, 06039, 06060
Equipment Tests 06010, 06011,
Refrigerant 06034
06023, 06035
Dampers 06031, 06065
(see also Maintenance)
STLE*2006
Author Index
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Alfano, A.D. ...... ..06011 Dadouche,A. ........... 06046 Co” 5 Se 06031
PURI PA. civics ecsc ass O60S1 EO 2 ee 06020 TOMWNEES Ean csciawaced 06029
AwasthiR,.K . ... ..... 06047 DATGIGAS. 6.ccc ca: ae 06027 Ivashchenko, V.l. ......... 06008
Debanewi C. «...csccaed 06031
B DeGarmo;S .. .....00..00008 06036
J
Deckman,DE . ........00 06015
Be, rr 06031
Es ae ae ...06005 SETA is sce enone 06022
Demas, PEG, ....0.<sseced 06034
06026, 06057 Jackson,R.L. ..... 06018, 06023
LS ee 06030
BarmerGi, ..........:. 06017 PATO sn aasccnceunnteen 06047
DIAGEO. .écscseccccesd 06065
CU ar te .06033 JOR TAAS:, tacisteecscna 06059
Dmochowski,W.M. ..... 06036,
Bnusnany GS: .......2.+..eOl1, PEMA. Sccesaumaceewe 06003
06046, 06057
06040 NORIO TE: ocusacdcsenwned 06006
Duchowski,J.K. ......... 06058
Blanchet, T.A. ...........06039
Dumont, MesL. ..........d 06029
06054
K
Bonneau,O . .............06031
DAUR MIS. ...5..086.++2 00020 E
Ok, ee 06024
Brockwell, K. ............06036
KalaMaAraS PH. oc scecais 06015
PROMOTE: Saws iin andcawuad 06060
PHOWI SS. bcc cciccs OOIO
Kawamura,T. ............ 06007
EQNS: -sidaaictisccaccnad 06007
Le: oeae ete .06037
PMID, cis aseduiewapiated 06065
Khemet, B.A. ............ 06032
Csee ene cto is Khonsari, M.M. .......... 06067
PND os tkcawathaaanse 06023
SS 06046
SMe soe eu anh eeuicind 06009 TTS 06053
S| re 06065
NE eee 06006 RGR 6 oiccnurowainst 06007
FUE os 55 vdccsueseaeacd 06006
Capehiart, TW. .........22: 06050 Komvopoulos, K. ........ 06019
CAIBENHGr PL iw. sens 06031 RGA SAME. sonvnnsh await 06026
GAMBINO. <.cncecasceed 06044 G EWORNERS: <ciccvenecend 06053
Goh Ce a ee ere 06003 EYGGOMU RS oicsisiesiesicsiis a 06052
Chang,L. .........06022,06048 or | 06043
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Chapaton,TJ. ...........06050
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6: re 06035 Gschwender, L.J. ........ 06006
CGI, Ssc aicitecansacans 06029 Cee meeLOee 06017
EERE caciiwannennenkwes 06025
CROWN. Gee ees sccvssen d 06035
Landers,R.G. .....06041,06042
Ges aewicinsioniacawisvis .06065 H EPNGIAINE cq5incansawsene s 06039
| a ae eee 06010
LRA sc xainireewxwte n 06048
Cocciardi,R.A. ...........06045 cn! ee 06025
COREE. § as nksnkaanienes 06039
Costello, M.T. ............06063 Henderson,H.E. ......... 06053 DOS Sere 06001
Henein, MA. ...:..000s6d 06037
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SY geen ree 06056, 06064 R Ww
Pe aise Xiclecisitensecace 06001
OS2 a | eee 06050 So 2 2) Sei 06038, WOE, 5.oi sos ce eemarks 06051
UPMINRS, siecisserscrsinient cua 06064 06061, 06062 Wang, Q.J. 06056, 06064
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Lovell, M. RondonuwuC,.C . ........ 06021 Webster, M.N. ....06015, 06022,
FGAGON ER. aoc ecsecncarn 06019 06048
Wemekamp,B. .......... 06043
WENO, SI: sae ccccicase' 06021
WENEIEIAS.. Sacsscwioesc’ 06040
toca smatiniacleaxnn i’0 6037
MacDonald, R. UNOEIN Ey, ies vicsws coward
Mannebach,H. .......... 06058 Sawyer, W.G. X
MICCOMNEH, HE. wn. 00d 06060 SCV. isncksceenwed 06033
PEE caiicascacsawidd 06025 Sedman, J. re 06038, 06061, 06062
Miller, B.A. ....... 06041, 06042 | 06060 Me iiia dveweas ndo ra 06064
WUIEAS ORD, on sksiinscsa l0 6002 a 06047
Morales-Espejel,G.E. ....06043 SRMUAR DUNG 5s case cnecaae 06006
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a. ee 06004
| Carre 06015
MOSER. idiccscrccsaces 06032 BERN ace ca kiaw ins 06056
MS hiiwksweeiecckane 06052
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Yamaguchi,E.S. .........06019
Snyder, C.E., Jr.
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Spikes,H.A. ..
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|S eee 06064
ere 06052 i See 06059
Nakayama, K. WORSE. ....8055 06012, 06013,
06014
Talmage, G. Yelma,S.S. .......06041,06042
Tan, J.B. PRA: a aticnunamiiesel 06017
06013, 06014
UE Skcivexestaduwned 06016
NONE hin cecnacduccusl 06029
Topolovec-Miklozic, K. ...
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TSAURONG. 605 scccenceeael 06051 EE venasask icennte r 06064
P WG kniccrconsacenn 06067 P| eS 06033
Ts 06016
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PSRMANA, SA. ...00.0600. 06019 Turchi, P.E.A.
MO. oi cdewannc k 06017
PGE ninaccccvicened 06045
Polycarpou, A.A. ......... 06034
PODESCUG: cc5sccceciced 06043
PIZEGIACKI MA. ooo. ccc eed 06024
Vaidyanathan, K. ........ 06064
Van De Voort, F.R.
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WOMMOEF. siaccisccaceaee 06025
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