Tribology Transactions 2007: Vol 50 Index

2007·2.1 MB·English

STLE#2007
Combined Subject and Author Index
Each paper published during the indexed period is assigned a sequence numbert,h e 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 2007 issues of Tribology Transactions (T50). 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 2007 = Chronological Listing
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Tribology Transactions
07001 Yano, A., Hirayama, Y., Sakanishi, A., Shirai, S., Uchida, 07004 Roberts, M.B., Gschwender, L.J. and Snyder, C.E.,
Y., Fujita, K., Kikkawa, F., Fujioka, K., Kawazoe, T., Saki, “Selection of Low Ozone Depleting Oxygen System
K. and Yamamoto, Y., “Corrosive Wear of Bronze Pro- Cleaning Solvents,” T50, (1), pp. 31-38.
peller Shaft Sleeve (Part 1: Investigation of the Sleeve
Used and Fundamental Corrosive Wear Test),” T50, (1), 07005 Yuan, Y., Tao, W., Liu, E.A., Barber, G.C., Zou, Q., Gues-
pp. 1-12. sous, L. and Du, Z., “Engine Lubrication System Analysis
by Considering Aeration and Cavitation within the Rotat-
07002 Yano, A., Hirayama,Y. , Sakanishi, A., Shirai, S., Uchida, ing Oil Supply Passage,” T50, (1), pp. 39-49.
Y., Fujita, K., Kikkawa, F., Fujioka, K., Kawazoe, T., Saki,
K. and Yamamoto, Y., “Corrosive Wear of Bronze Pro- 07006 Qu, J., TruhanJ.,J .,B lau, P.and Ott, R., "The Development
peller Shaft Sleeve (Part 2: Wear Control by Cathodic Pro- ° of a “Pin-on-Twin” Scuffing Test to Evaluate Materials for
tection and Application to an Actual Ferry),” T50, (1), pp. Heavy-Duty Diesel Fuel Injectors,” T50, (1), pp. 50-57.
13-24.
07007 Zhang, Z., Yamaguchi, E.S., Yu, L., Kasrai, M. and Ban-
07003 Kotzalas, M.N. and Cogdell, J.D., “Composite Skewness croft, G.M., “Effects of Mo-Containing Dispersants on the
for Two Rough Surfaces in Contact,” T50, (1), pp. 25-30. Function of ZDDP: Chemistry and TribologyT,5”0, (1), pp.
58-67.
STLE#2007
Combined Subject and Author Index
Each paper published during the indexed period is assigned a sequence numbert,h e 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 2007 issues of Tribology Transactions (T50). 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 2007 = Chronological Listing
ee ee eee es
Tribology Transactions
07001 Yano, A., Hirayama, Y., Sakanishi, A., Shirai, S., Uchida, 07004 Roberts, M.B., Gschwender, L.J. and Snyder, C.E.,
Y., Fujita, K., Kikkawa, F., Fujioka, K., Kawazoe, T., Saki, “Selection of Low Ozone Depleting Oxygen System
K. and Yamamoto, Y., “Corrosive Wear of Bronze Pro- Cleaning Solvents,” T50, (1), pp. 31-38.
peller Shaft Sleeve (Part 1: Investigation of the Sleeve
Used and Fundamental Corrosive Wear Test),” T50, (1), 07005 Yuan, Y., Tao, W., Liu, E.A., Barber, G.C., Zou, Q., Gues-
pp. 1-12. sous, L. and Du, Z., “Engine Lubrication System Analysis
by Considering Aeration and Cavitation within the Rotat-
07002 Yano, A., Hirayama,Y. , Sakanishi, A., Shirai, S., Uchida, ing Oil Supply Passage,” T50, (1), pp. 39-49.
Y., Fujita, K., Kikkawa, F., Fujioka, K., Kawazoe, T., Saki,
K. and Yamamoto, Y., “Corrosive Wear of Bronze Pro- 07006 Qu, J., TruhanJ.,J .,B lau, P.and Ott, R., "The Development
peller Shaft Sleeve (Part 2: Wear Control by Cathodic Pro- ° of a “Pin-on-Twin” Scuffing Test to Evaluate Materials for
tection and Application to an Actual Ferry),” T50, (1), pp. Heavy-Duty Diesel Fuel Injectors,” T50, (1), pp. 50-57.
13-24.
07007 Zhang, Z., Yamaguchi, E.S., Yu, L., Kasrai, M. and Ban-
07003 Kotzalas, M.N. and Cogdell, J.D., “Composite Skewness croft, G.M., “Effects of Mo-Containing Dispersants on the
for Two Rough Surfaces in Contact,” T50, (1), pp. 25-30. Function of ZDDP: Chemistry and TribologyT,5”0, (1), pp.
58-67.
07008 Covitch, M.J., “Lubricant Additive Effetts on Engine Oil 07022 Oliver, G., Buchanan, V. and Cooke, K., “A Tribological
Pumpability at Low Temperatures—Detergents and High Study for an Increased Coefficient of Friction in the
Ethylene Olefin Copolymer Viscosity ModifierT5s0,, (”1) , Extraction of Sugarcane Juice,” T50, (2), pp. 198-204.
pp. 68-73.
07023 Hu, J.-Q., Wei, X.-Y., Dai, G.-L., Liu, C.-C., Fu, Y., Zong, Z.-
07009 Choy, F.K., Wu, R., Konrad, D. ner s E., “Damage M. and Yao, J.-B., “Study Demonstrating Enhanced Oxi-
Identification of Ball Bearings nsmission Systemsi n dation Stability when Arylamine Antioxidants are Com-
Household Applications T50,( oep p. 74-81. bined with Organic Molybdenum ComplexesT,5”0, (2),
pp. 205-210.
07010 Hourani, M.J., Hessell, T., Abramshe, R.A. and Liang, J.,
“Alkylated Napthalenes a -Performance Synthetic 07024 Ito, K., Martin, J.M., Minfray, C. and Kato, K., “Formation
Lubricating Fluids,” T50, (1), pp. 82-87. Mechanism of a Low Friction ZDDP Tribofilm on Iron
Oxide,” T50, (2), pp. 211-216.
07011 Shimizu, S., Shimoda, H. and Sharma, C.S., “Re-Evalua-
tion of Basic Dyr if } ng and Life Formula fora 07025 Costello, M.T. and Urrego, R.A., “Study of Surface Films
Ball Screw,” T50, (1), pp. 88-95. of the ZDDP and the MoDTC with Crystalline and Amor
phous Overbased Calcium Sulfonates by XPS,” TSO, (2),
07012 Moehle, W.E., Cobb, T.W., Schneller, E.R. and Gatto,V pp. 217-226.
“Utilizing the TEOST MHT iluate Fundamental Oxi-
dation Processes orus Engine Oils,” T50, 07026 Zengeya, M., Gadala, M. and Segal, G., “Hydrodynamic
(1), pp. 96-103. and Thermal Behavior of Journal Bearings using Upwind
Petrov-Galerkin FEM,” T50, (2), pp. 227-247.
07013 Marscher, W.D. and lilis, B., nal Bearing “Morton
Effect” Cause of Cyclic Vibrat n Compressors,” T50, 07027 Bolander, N.W. and Sadeghi, F., “Deterministic Model-
(1), pp. 104-113. ing of Honed Cylinder Liner Friction,” T50, (2), pp. 248-
256.
07014 De peer O. and San Andrés, L., “Experimental Iden-
tification o ring D efficiienn at Flsex - 07028 Bouzidane, A. and Thomas, M., “Equivalent Stiffness
ible Rotor—Further Developments,” T50, (1), pp. and Damping Investigation of a Hydrostatic Journal Bear-
114-126. ing,” T50, (2), pp. 257-267.
07015 Zou, Q., Sun, T.S., Nassar, S.A., Barber, G.C.and Gumul, 07029 Pei, X.and Wang, Q.., “Effect of Electron Radiation on the
A.K., “Effect of Lut and Torqtie-Ten- Tribological Properties f° Polyimide,” T50, (2), pp.
sion Relationship in Threaded Fasteners,” T50, (1), pp. 268-272.
127-136.
07030 Hui, W., Zuwang, W., Chaoliang, W., Dong, S. and Fuli,
07016 Mishra, P.C., ptic Bore Journal W., “Antioxidant Activity of 3,7-Di-iso-octyl-phenoth
Bearing,” T50, (1), pp. 137-143. iazine and Its Synergistic Effect with 4,4’-Di-iso-octyl
diphenylamine,” T50, (2), pp. 273-276.
07017 Fan, J. and ie H., “Ne t for Mild Lubricated
Wear in Roll T50, (2), pp. 145-153. 07031 Williams, P.A., Yamamoto, K., Masaoka, T., Oonishi, H
and Clarke, I.C., »sslinked Polyethylenes in Hip
07018 Hui, T., — F., Rateick, R.G. and Frank, M.C., “Per- Replacen vents Improved W ear Performance or Paradox?
forman pavily Loaded T50, (2), pp. 277-290.
ontacts,” T50, (2 ), pp. 154-164.
07032 Blanchet, T.A., “Contin 1OuS 1d Model of Load Distri
07019 Kim, T.W. and Bhushan, B., Analysis of a bution ana Nut We e-Lubricated Lead Screws
Nanocomposite $ t Particle Size Distribu- T50, (3), pp. 291-301.
tions. ‘ r AAV ia T50, (2), pp.
165-177. 07033 Salomonsson, L., Stang, G. and Zhmud, B., “Oil/Thick-
ener Interactions and Rheology of Lubricating Greases,
07020 Konca, E., Cheng, Y.-T., Weiner, A.M., Dasch, J.M. and T50, (3), pp. 302-309.
Alpas, A.T., ospnere on the
T rib. o i7 ca . ¢ . , f at, ed LL Coat 07034 Masuko, M., Ohkido, T. and Suzuki, A., ‘Effect of Ashless
ngs against A 150, (2),p p. 178-186. Dispersant on Deterioration of Antiwear Characteristics
of ZnDTP Due to Decomposition During the Oxidation
07021 Cann, P.M., Webster, M.N., Doner, J.P., WikstroVm. ,an d Inhibition Process,” T50, (3), pp. 310-318.
Lugt, P., “Gre é t earing Tests,” TSO,
(2), pp. 187-197.
Radil, K., DellaCorte, C. and Zeszotek, M., “Thermal 07049 Tung, S.C. Huang, Y. and Karczynski, D.C., “Tribological
Management Techniques for Oil-Free Turbomachinery Investigation of the Polymer-Based Lubrication System
Systems,” T50, (3), pp. 319-327. Using a Laboratory Reciprocating Bench Test,” T50, (4),
pp. 458-465.
07036 Miklozic, K.T., Forbus, T.R. and Spikes, H.A., “Perfor-
mance of Friction Modifiers on ZDDP-Generated Sur- 07050 Galenne, E. and Pierre-Danos, I., “Thermo-Elastohydro-
faces,” T50, (3), pp. 328-335. dynamic Modeling of Hydrostatic Seals in Reactor
Coolant,” T50, (4), pp. 466-476.
07037 Zaretsky, E.V., Poplawski, J.V. and Root, L.E., “Re-exam-
ination of Ball-Race Conformity Effects on Ball Bearing 97051 Minami, I., Kubo, T., Nanao, H., Mori, S., Sagawa, T. and
Life," T50, (3), pp. 336-349. Okuda, S., “Investigation of Tribo-Chemistry by Means of
Stable Isotopic Tracers, Part 2: Lubrication Mechanism of
07038 Gangopadhyay, A.K., Carter Ill, R.O., Simko, S., Gao, H., Friction Modifiers on Diamond-Like Carbon,” T50, (4),
Bjornen, K.K. and Black, E.D., “Valvetrain Friction and pp. 477-487.
Wear Performance with Fresh and Used Low-Phospho-
rous Engine Oils,” T50, (3), pp. 350-360. 07052 Krupka, I. and Hartl, M., “Thin-Film Lubrication of Dent-
ed Surfaces,” T50, (4), pp. 488-496.
07039 Awasthi, R.K., Sharma, S.C. and Jain, S.C., “Effect of
Wear on the Performance of Non-Recessed Orifice Com- 07053 Jin, O., Mall, S., Sanders, J.H., Sharma, S.K. and Hager,
pensated Hybrid Journal Bearing,” T50, (3), pp.361-373. C.H., “Fretting Fatigue Behavior of Cu-Al-Coated Ti-6Al-
AV," T50, (4), pp. 497-506.
07040 Genin, C., Mazuyer, D. and Monin, D., “Study of the
Influence of the Interactions Between Wax Particles and 07054 Zaretsky, E.V., Lewicki, D.G., Savage, M.and Vicek, B.L.,
Surfaces on the Properties of Thin Lubricating Films in a “Determination of Turboprop Reduction Gearbox System
High-Pressure Contact,” T50, (3), pp. 374-386, Fatigue Life and ReliabilityT,5”0, (4), pp. 507-516.
07041 Fillon, M., Dmochowski, W. and Dadouche, A., “Numer- 07055 Yamaguchi, E.S., Ng, K.-S. and Ryason, P.R., “Volumi-
ical Study of the Sensitivity of Tilting Pad Journal Bearing nosities of EGR Engine Soot and Carbon Black: A Bench
Performance Characteristics to Manufacturing Toler- Test for Fresh Engine Oils,” T50, (4), pp. 517-522.
ances: Steady-State Analysis,” T50, (3), pp. 387-400.
07056 Knepper, C.D. and Segall, A.E., “Analytical Method for
07042 Rahmani, R., Shirvani, A. and Shirvani, H., “Optimiza- the Inverse Determination of Interfacial Wear Tempera-
tion of Partially Textured Parallel Thrust Bearings with tures,” T50, (4), pp. 523-530.
Square-Shaped Micro-DimplesT,5”0, (3), pp. 401-406.
07057 Waikar, R.A. and Guo, Y.B., “Residual Stress Evolution
07043 Bair, S., Lockwood, F.E., Anderson, W.B., Zhang, Z. and and Mechanical State of Hard Machined Components in
Dotson, D., “Measurements of Elasticity in Multigrade Sliding Contact,” T50, (4), pp. 531-539.
Motor Oil at Elevated Pressure,” T50, (3), pp. 407-414.
07058 HannoW.Mn. ,an d Braun, M.J., “Numerical Solution of a
07044 Deng, D. and Braun, M.J., “Taylor Vortices Induced Insta- Fully Thermally Coupled Generalized Universal Reynolds
bility and Turbulence in Journal Bearing Microscale Equation (GURE) and Its Application. Part 1: Conical Bear-
Flow,” T50, (3), pp. 415-426. ings,” T50, (4), pp. 540-557.
07045 Kirk, R.G., Alsaeed, A.A. and Gunter, E.J., “Stability 07059 Kwanka, K., “Rotordynamic Coefficients of Short
Analysis of a High-Speed Automotive Turbocharger,” Labyrinth Gas Seals—General Dependency on Geomet-
T50, (3), pp. 427-434. ric and Physical Parameters,” T50, (4), pp. 558-563.
07046 Bauer, F. and Haas, W., “A New Approach to Analyze the 07060 Jeong, S.-H., Yong, S.-J.and Lee, Y.-Z., “Friction and Wear
Hydrodynamic Flow in Sealing Aids—PTFE-Lip Seals with Characteristics Due to Stick-Slip under Fretting Condi-
Spiral Grooves,” T50, (3), pp. 435-444. tions,” T50, (4), pp. 564-572.
07047 Fang, N., Pugh, D. and Themudo, R., “On the Stress Con-, 07061 Deng, D.and Braun, M.J., “Taylor Vortices-Induced Insta-
centration Factors of Rolling Element Bearing Cages,” bility (Transition Flow) versus “Turbulence” in Concentric
T50, (4), pp. 445-452. Cylinders Separated by Microscale Clearances,” T50, (4),
pp. 573-584.
07048 Yang, H., Schmid, S.R., Reich, R.A. and Kasun, T.J.,
“Numerical Simulation of an Oil Particle in Emulsion
LubricationT,5”0, (4), pp. 453-457.
STLE#2007
Saubj ecee t Index
Bearings Unlubricated 07056, 07057 Depletion 07030
Interaction 07007, 07033, 07034
Air,Gas 07035 Human and Environmental Additive Deposition—
Ball Screw 07011 (see Surface Technology)
Hydrodynamic 07043, 07058 Biolubrication— Additive Solubility 07010
(see Lubrication Regimes)
Foil 07035 Contamination
Pollution 07004
Journal 07005, 07016, 07026, Particulates 07055
07028, 07039 Demulsibility, Emulsivity 07048
Multi-Lobe 07014 Lubricant Classes (by Application) Grease Properties 07033
Tilting-Pad 07013, 07041 Lubricant Degradation 07021, 07034,
Hydrostatic 07028 Gas Turbine Oils 07004 07038
Linear 07011 Greases 07004, 07015, 07021, 07033 Oxidation 07012, 07021, 07030,
Rolling Element 07021, 07047, 07054 Hydraulic Fluids 07004 07034
Ball 07009, 07011, 07037 Internal Combustion Enginz Oils Shear 07021
07008, 07012, 07034, 07036, Thermal 07010, 07021
07038, 07055 Rheology
Computing and Engineering Methods
Gasoline Engines 07012 Viscosity-Pressure 07010, 07043
Metalworking Fluids, Coolants Viscosity-Temperature 07008
Computerized Maintenance
07025, 07040 Viscoelasticity 07033, 07040,
(see Maintenance)
07043
Contact Mechanics 07019
Vapor Pressure, Volatility 07010, 07012
Dynamic Modelling 07014, 07045
Lubricant Components
(see also Maintenance)
07059
Fluid Mechanics 07005, 07016, 07026, Additives
07027, 07028, 07039, 07041, Antioxidant 07012, 07023, 07030 Lubrication Regimes
07042, 07044, 07048, 07050, Antiwear 07007, 07017, 07024,
07058, 07061 07025, 07034, 07036 Biolubrication 07031
Heat Transfer Analysis 07016, 07026 Detergent/Dispersant 07007, Boundary Lubrication 07036
07041, 07050, 07056, 07058 07008, 07025, 07034 Chemistry 07007, 07024, 07036,
Statistical Analysis 07009, 07054 Friction Modifying 07012, 07025, 07051
Stress Analysis 07011, 07047, 07057 07036, 07051 Friction—(see Friction)
(see also Lubrication Regimes Thermal Effects 07056
Pour Point Depressants 07008
Wear—(see Wear)
Solid Lubricant 07015
Elastohydrodynamic Lubrication (EHL)
Extreme Conditions Tribology Vi Improver 07008, 07043
07010, 07048
Mineral Basestocks 07008, 07033
Film Geometry 07027, 07052
Corrosive Environments 07001, 07002 Solid Lubricants
Grease Lubricated 07021
Low Temperature 07008 Molybdenum Disulfide 07007
Partial-EHL, Roughness Effects
Particulate Contamination 07031 Synthetic Basestocks 07010
07052
Hydrocarbons 07051
Traction—(see Friction)
Water, Water-Based 07001, 07002,
Friction Hydrodynamic and Hydrostatic
07048
Lubrication
Boundary Lubrication 07007, 07024 Cavitation 07005
07027, 07038, 07040, 07049 Lubricant Manufacture, Film Geometry 07016, 07028,
07051 07039, 07041
Application and Disposal
EHL (Traction) 07018, 07038 Flow Rate 07046, 07050
Hydrodynamic Lubrication 07041 Friction—(see Friction)
Application Method
Solid Lubrication 07020, 07029 Wick, Ring, Disc 07049 Inertia Effects 07005
Stick-Slip 07060 Load-Carrying Capacity 07028,
Testing 07041, 07058
Bench Tests 07022 Lubricant Properties and Problems Roughness Effects 07041
07056, 07060
Equipment Tests Additive Degradation
Stability, Vibration 07013, 07014, Mechanical 07050 Wear and Failure
07028, 07059 Static 07004
Thermal Effects 07013, 07016, O-Ring 07004 Corrosion 07001, 07002
07026, 07035, 07041, 07058 Fatigue
Turbulent 07044, 07061 Rolling-Contact 07011, 07018,
Surface Technology
Solid Lubrication 07037
Friction—(see Friction) Fretting 07053, 07060
Chemical Analytical Techniques
Thermal Effects 07056 Scoring, Scuffing 07006
FTIR 07012, 07029
Wear—(see Wear) Wear
SIMS 07051
Boundary Lubricated 07007,
XANES 07007
07015, 07017, 07025, 07049
Maintenance and XPS 07007, 07024, 07025, 07029 Self-Lubricated 07020, 07029
Coatings and Films 07020, 07024
Condition Monitoring Wear Mechanisms 07032
Additive-Deposited Films 07024,
Abrasive 07055
Equipment Monitoring 07009, 07013 07036 Adhesive 07006
Failure Analysis 07001, 07009 Friction-Reducing Coatings 07020, Corrosive 07001, 07002
Life Prediction Methods 07011, 07037, 07051, 07053 Delamination 07053
07054 Wear-Resistant Coatings 07020, Erosive 07001, 07002
DSC 07023, 07030 07053 Wear Particle Analysis 07031
Physical Examination Methods
Gas Chromatography 07023 Wear/Failure Testing Devices
Spectroscopy 07021 SEM 07029 Bench Tests 07006, 07017, 07020,
(see also Lubricant Properties) Surface Modification 07031, 07034, 07038, 07049,
Maintenance (see also Metalworking) 07056, 07060
Vibration/Noise 07013 Surface Roughness 07003, 07006, Equipment Tests 07001, 07002
(see also Wear and Failure) 07019, 07022, 07041, 07052 (see also Maintenance)
Analysis and Models 07003, 07019,
07027
Materials Properties and Tribology
Diamond 07051 Tribology of Equipment
Metals, Elemental
Aluminum 07053 Bearings—(see Bearings)
Copper 07053 Gas Turbines
Titanium 07053 Aviation Jets 07053
Non-Ferrous Alloys 07001, 07002 Gears 07054
Polymeric 07029, 07031,07049 Hydraulic Components
Self-Lubricating Seals—(see Seals)
Carbon, Graphite 07020 Internal Combustion Engines 07027,
Polymeric 07029, 07031, 07049 07038, 07045, 07055
Diesel 07006
Magnetic Data Storage Systems
Metalworking, Materials Machining
Tapes 07019
Screw Threads 07032
Coolants—(see Lubricant Classes)
Seals—(see Seals)
Cutting
Turning 07057
Finishing Tribology in Industry
Grinding 07057
Surface Modification— Aerospace 07018
(see Surface Technology) Airplanes 07054
Food 07022
Metalworking—(see Metalworking)
Seals Marine 07001, 07002
Power Generation
Reciprocating Seals
Nuclear 07050
Piston Rings 07027
Rotary Seals
Elastomeric 07046
Labyrinth 07059
Lip 07046
STLE= 2007
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Abramshe,R.A........... 07010 Doner,J. P... 2... eee scenes 07021 PE iviniainiieieneenama 07013
ee 07020 DONG, S. ....2.e e.e e-e e e. 07030 NI sividsascensnmncecs 07024
Alsaeed, A.A. .........--. 07045 oS | ererre rrr 07043
AndersonW,B . ..........07043 RO netaike cencaas uee 07005 ——
PUMA TU. aise s sc csen's 07039 —_ J
F PO Sih wie crdedeevikeaen 07039
B SOOM DAN. 6 vcs cswcvetan 07060
5, eq eee a ee ae ee 07017
PE axe sakaiudaeasarho n 07053
PR asics ceeenewns 07047
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Barper,GC......... 07005, 07015 FOTEIG FR osc nein ancd 07036
Td ee 07046 sl. Se ear 07018
Karczynski, D.C. ......... 07049
PAM Acts cae eneiatawa s 07023
BUSAN, B. sssciceses 07019
te ee 07007
Fujioka, ®. ....... 07001, 07002
Bjornen, K.K. ............07038
PNG SB as ven ss veins 07048
Go” ae 07001, 07002
Le S| ee 07038
MEE. ocean ecbabecawsun 07024
RU oe schndntensacnes 07030
BlanchetT,.A . ...........07032
Kawazoe,T....... 07001, 07002
2 SO 07006
Kikkawa,F. ......07001, 07002
Bolander, N.W. .......... 07027
_ G 3k Serere r 07019
Bouzidane, A. ........... 07028
WT AEE Scab awesvawscson 07045
Braun, Mi. oo. .0........07044 GAMA ceca eccdias 07026 im Sb 07056
07058. 07061 SS 07050
SRM Raiaa coanewkuwnad 07020
Buchanan,V. ....... ...07022 Gangopadhyay, A.K. .....07038
Sh: a eres 07009
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Chaoliang,W. ........... 07030 CAMILA sokccccsaecus 07015
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Hannon, W.M. ........... 07058
LOERWOOG EE. 2.60 ccusss 07043
PS erat siccncewasienion 07052
Nis sscarnintiacwnen 07021
D Re sek sors rdsuan 07010
Hirayama,Y. ..... 07001, 07002
Dagoucne, A: .......5.2. 07041 HouraniQAs d, 0.6.25 .460. 07010 M
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Salomonsson,L. ........ 07033
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Webster, V.N. ........... 07021
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nt er 07051 8 Ses, ee ee ae 07023
SAVAGIERIVE «d si550i.c5in:e 0on s 07054
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Schneller, E.R. ........... 07012
Williams, PA. ............ 07031
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St er 07004
Pierre-Danos,|........... 07050 ae re 07007
PoplawskijJiV. ........... 07037 Spikes, H.A. ..... 07017, 07036 Eee Tee 07005
ID: astseenecadnc 07047 URINE as sceiaccnneadion 07033
Ys re 07015
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Zaretsky, E.V. ....07037, 07054
RMT, - oo racamemacnaseu 07006 T TENGEVAM. 20. 0ccccesc e 07026
FOSPOCEK MA. o..cccccccccs 07035
Se eee 07005 ee 07007, 07043
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Fi: ae 07033
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