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Sept. 03-07

Editors: F. FRANEK vW. J. BARTZ • A. PAUSCHITZ

The Load Capacity of 6-Lobe Journal Bearing 437with Pericycloid Bore Profile

STRZELECKIS.. IVO.ITASIK C. p

Deflections of Pads in the Tilted-Pad Journal 438Bearing

STRZELECKIS.. KLCEMIF.RZL P

Analysis of Power Loss of 3-Lobe Journal 439Bearing with Different Bore Profile

STRZELECKIS., RMIULSKIW. P

Static Characteristics of 4-Lobe Pericycloid 440Journal Bearing in Turbulent Regime

STRZELECKIS. P

Effect of Pad Geometry on the Operation of 5- 441Lobe Tilted-Pad Journal Bearing

STRZ&LECKI S. p

Effect of Misalignment on the Temperature 442Distribution of Turbogenerator 2-LobeJournal Bearings

STRZELECKIS., LITHICKIIV. P

Finite-Difference Method for Solving 443Externally Pressurized Gas Bearings

GRIGORIEVB. S.. SMIRXOID. 8. P

On the Relaminarisation of the Fluid Film in 444Unloaded Hybrid Bearings

GALETISES. P

Non Dimensional Design Parameter of Porous 445Metal Bearing

JANKOVIC M, MARISKOHCA. * P

Theoretical Investigation of Gas Inertia 446Effects on Parameters of a Bearing withCurvilinear Surfaces

WALICKAA., WALICKIE. P

Rotational Inertia Effect in Curvilinear 447Bearing Lubricated by Generalized SecondGrade Fluid of Power-Law Type

WALICKIE., WALICKAA. • P

New PTFE-Polyamide Compounds for Wear 448Resistant Maintenance-free Slide Bearings P

LEHMANND., HUPFERB., LAPPAN U., GEI/ILER U.,

RE/NHARDTG., LUNKWITZK... KUNZEK., FRASKER.

TRIBOLOGY NEEDS OF INDUSTRY ANDTRANSPORTATION 449

TRIBOLOGYEDUCA TION; INDUSTRIAL 451APPLICATIONS, TEST METHODS

The Concept of the Russian Tribotechnical 452Education

GEKKER F. R.

Skills Standards Development and Com- 453petency Assurance for Machinery LubricationTechnicians - New Initiatives by the Inter-national Council for Machinery Lubrication

TROYERD. D.. FITCIIJ. C.

Radionuclide Technique in Mechanical 454Engineering

FEHSEJXFELD P.. KUBATR.. KREMLINS U., EII'RIG C.

Monitoring of Lubricating and Control Fluids 455in Steam and Gas Turbines

GRUPPH.

Materials and Surface Treatment Solutions 456for Friction and Wear Problems in FoodIndustry

CHEN Y.-M., DLCIIATEALD., PEYREJ. P.. TESSIERJ. J.

Practical Application of Lubricant Oil 457Analysis for Electric Power Plant

ODAHARA H.. KAWABATA AY.. SASAKI Y., TAGLCHI T.

Special Lubricants in the Railway Industry - 458Cost Savings Potential through ExtendedMaintenance Intervals

IRRGEIIER .1.

Application of Aqueous Solutions to Bearing 459Lubrication on the Basis of EnvironmentalImpact

WAKABAYASIIIT.. KlMi'RA )'.. S IKLRAGI M.,KlTAMLRA K.. HATAH.. MlSAMll.

Apparatus for Measurement of Friction 460Surface Temperature in a Wet Clutch

MA'KI R.

The Performance Capability of Modern, 461Synthetic Food Grade Lubricants

KOIILER C. R.

Study of Tribological Behaviour of Self 462Compacting Concretes during their PlacingProcesses

VANHOVE Y.. DJELAL-DAXTECC. MAGNIX A.

Hardmetals Performance Evaluation Based 463on Testing the Transitions in their WearCharacteristics

SCIESZKA S.

An In Situ Wear Erosion-Corrosion Study of 464Carbide and Ceramic Composites in Ball-Valve of Crude Petroleum Extraction Pump

TUDOR A.. DUMITRU V., NEGRIVR. M.. RADVI.

Case Study: Rotary Swaging Tooling Rolling 465Contact Fatigue Analysis and Life Improve-ment under Service Conditions

LAV//., PILLAR J., DEISM.. COMBS D., RHODA D..

BEITZELD., SELFET.

Some Case Histories in Steam Turbine Power 466Plants in Japan

TAXAKA M.

Implementation of FTIR-Spectroscopy for 467Condition Monitoring of IndustrialLubricants

BOHME W., NO\OTXY-FARKASF. *, MEISSL F.

About the Cutting Speed of the Tools for 468Polygonal Holes Production

2I.OKOI.ICA M., SoviuB., CIVICM., KOSTICM. P

Russian Production Tribotechnical Complexes 469and Measuring Technique of Friction andWear Characteristics of Friction Pairs

BROWNE., GORBUNOVV. N., SMUSHKOVICHB. I. p

Aspects Related to the Tubular Material Wear 470Caused by its Contact with the SuspendingDevice Teeth

ANTONESCUN. N., LAZARESCUG. N. * P

Multicomponent Tribosystem Investigation by 471Microbe Methods

GORNOSTAEVA. I, MOOSE., SEMERENKOI. P. P

"Tribo-System Vibrating Method" for 472Evalution of Rubbing Cloth for Alignment ofLiquid Crystal Molecular

ADACHIK., KATOK. P

Deposition and Structure of Electroless Ni- 473MoSi2 Composite Coating

SHOEIB M., MAAMOUXM. A. P

Tribological Properties of Coke Granules and 474their Importance for Blast FurnaceIronmaking Technology

lONESCUM.-P., CRUDUl. P

Tribology and Maintenance: Their Importance 475and Interconnection

FERREIRAL. A. P

Measurement of Small Wear Values in 476Operation of Industrial Equipment

SOKOVIKOV V., KONSTANTIXOVl. P

ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF INDUSTRIAL 4 77TRIBOLOGY

Modern Air Compressor Lubrication, an 478Effective Contribution to Energy Savings

PREISS E., SCHULZ O.

Interaction Investigation of Vibrating Surface 479and the Transported dry Substances

BAURIENEG., BUBULISA. *, PlLKAUSKASK.

Tire/Road Friction - Assessment of the 480Polishing of Road Aggregates

Do M.-T., LEDEE V., HARDYD.

Ecological and Economic Aspects of 481Interaction of Wheel with Rails

ROMANOVAA., MOKRIDENKOG.

AUTOMOTIVE AND OTHER APPLICA TIONS 483

Conditions of Stick and Slip in a Cam Roller 484Follower Contact

LINDHOLMP., BJORKLVNDS., AXDERSSONS.

Development of a New Application-related 485Test Procedure Mechanical Testing ofHydraulic Fluids

FELDMANND. G., KESSLER M.

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Different Approaches for Analysis of Friction 486in Surface Textured Reciprocating Components

RONENA., KLIGERMAN Y. * ETSIONI.

Lubricating Grease for Cross-Country 487Vehicle

TlMOTUEVlcZ., NOVKOVSKIB., ZlVANICD.

The Heavy Duty Mechanical Brakes Regime 488Influence on the Friction Coefficient

DRUMEANUA. C, ANTONESCUN. N., NAEI.

Dimensionless Hydrodynamic Characteristics 489of Plain Journal Bearings Considering theShaft Angular Movement

ZAKHAROVS. M., ZHAROVI. A. p

Tribological Properties of Frictional 490Composite Materials p

MYALSKIJ., SLEZIONAJ., POSMYKA. *, GRABOWSKI M.

Tribological Composite Material for Auto- 491motive Industry. Physical and MechanicalCharacteristics

MANGRA M., SIMA G., GINGUO., TEISANUC,CIUPITUI., GHEORGHES. P

Micrustructural Characterization of Loaded 492Brake Materials

URBAN I., DORFELI., OSTERLE W., GESATZKE W.,EXGELHARDTM., LOEMBA A. P

SURFACE SCIENCE ASPECTS OFTRIBOLOGY 493

SURFA CE ENGINEERING AND 495MODIFICATION

Low Friction Coating - A New Design 496Element for Engineers

BLUGB., KONRATHG., HOLLSTEINT.. BRAND J.,BECKMANN C.

Formation of Seizure Resistant Surface 497Microstructures by Electron CyclotronResonance Plasma Sputtering

LUNGUC. P., IWASAKIK. *, KAWACHIT., ISHIKAWAH.

Friction Characteristcs of Liquid Crystal / 498Polymer Blend Film

TAKADA S., YAMAMOTO T.

Improvement of Antisezure, Antiwear and 499Anticorrosion Properties of Thin NitridedLayers by Impregnation with Oil-and Solvent-Type Formulations

IUANOWJ.. SEXATORSKIJ. K.. TACIKOHSKIJ.

Development of Electrodeposition Cobalt- 500Tungsten Alloys from Acidic Bath ContainingCationic Surfactants

ABDELHAMIDZ.

Tribological Properties of Micro Structured 501Surfaces Formed by Diamond Embossing Tools

PETTERSSON U., JACOBSONS.

Properties of CNx and Carbon Films 502Prepared by PACVD

CERNYF., SUCHANEKJ. *

Development and Characterization of a New 503Tribo-Material (Molly with Calcium Carbo-nate), Produced by a Laser Assisted LowPressure Plasma Spraying

SASAKIS., ALAMS., SHIMUR.4 H, INOUE T.

Technical Forming of Surface Layers Con- 504dition on the Cast Iron Collaborating withFrictional Composite

SENATORSKIJ. K., PASTERUKT.. STARCZEWSKIL..SZUMNIAKJ.

Structural and Tribological Properties of 505Amorphous Carbon Nitride Thin FilmsGrown by Plasma Enhanced Chemical VaporDeposition

GERBIC Y., HAEFKEH., VALEXTIXIL, KEXXYJ. M,SlGNORELLI G., LOZZlL., SAXTUCCI S.

Dry Lubrication of Space-Rated Tribo- 506components with Diamond-Like CarbonCoatings

PONTG., DONNETC, FOXTAINEJ., BERTHIER Y..HEAUC.

Tribological Properties of Superhard 507Titanium Nitrides Prepared by ECR PlasmaTechnique

LUNGUC. P., IWASAKIK.

Improvement of Tribological Properties of 508Sputtered MoSx Films by Various Methods

NlSHIMURA M., FUMUR.4 //., TSUKAMOTOK.-I.

Development of Surface-Modified Alumina 509Ceramic for Bearing Components in LiquidMedia

PETER E., SCHNEIDER J., ZUMGAHR K.-H.

Effect of Environment on Sliding Wear of 510Thermal Sprayed Low Carbon Steel Coatings

EDRLSYA., PERRY T., CHENG Y. T., ALPASA. *

Surface Texturing for Controlling Friction 511and Wear in Tribo-Systems

HAEFKEH., GERBIG Y., ROMANO V., DUMITRUG.

Changing the Tribosystem Through Modi- 512fication the Friction Surface with Fluor-oligomers

PADGURSKASJ., RUKUIZA R. *

Effect of Material and Conditions of 513Modification on Tribological Behaviour ofIon-Mixed Layers

RYMUZAZ., PIATKOWSKA A., JAGIELSKIJ.

Surface Science in Thermosonic Wirebonding 514BlELMANN M , RUFFIEUXP., SCHWALLER P.,GRONINGO., G RON ING P.

Tribological Characteristics of the Transfer 515Layers Formed on Tin Coatings duringSliding against Steel Balls

CHOC.-W., SPARK D., LEE Y.-Z.

Wear Mechanism and Microstructures of the 516Sputtered Carbon/Chromium Hard Coatings

YANGS., LIX., HAMPSHIRE J., TEERD. G.

Control of Interfacial Tension between 517Lubricant and Steel Surface by Modificationof Surface Energy

SCHELLEC, STEIXHOFFK., KOPPR.

Nanofabrication of Silicon due to 518Tribochemical Reaction by AFM Tips Slidingin Atmosphere

MIYAKES., KIMJ.

Alloying M0S2 with Al and Gold: Effects of 519Deposition Parameters and AtomicPercentage on Nanohardness, Friction, Wear,Adhesion and Bulk Properties

PFLUEGER E.. HOLBERYJ. D.. SAVAXA.. GERBIG Y.,MUNZD.. LuoQ.. LEWISD.

Functionally Graded Coatings Prepared by 520Plasma Electrode Type Spray Gun

FUKUMASA O., OSAKlK.. Lb'NCUA. XL. LUNGU C. P. *,lWASAKlK.

Study on Optimum Dispersed Particle Size for 521Wear of Multiplex Plated Surface

YOSHIDAA., FUJUM., DWYER-JOYCER. S.

Research of Processed Surface Roughness for 522Turning Hardened Steel by Means of CeramicCutting Tools

D.4SIC P.

Improvement of Lubricated Contact Lifetimes 523by In-Process Structuring of CrN Coating

SAVANA., HAEFKEH., SCHEIDIGERH

Tribological Properties of the Arc-Sprayed 524Coatings of the Fe-Cr-Al-B and Fe-Cr-Al-CSystems

POKHMVRSKII V., SYDOR.4KL, STUDENT M.,DOVHUNYK V., DZOBA Y. P

Increase Wear-Resistance by the Induction- 525Metallurgical Method

ZAICHEXKO Y.. BRONOVETS M. A. P

Study on the Tribological Modification applied 526Ultra-Dispersed Diamond as an Oil Additivewithin Process of Running-in for IC Engine

ZHANG J.-X. P

Wear Resistance of Titanium Alloys Obtained 527by Means of Electron Beam Melting underSliding Friction P

SUKHODOLSKYY D. K. NOHTSKW V. G. *. ANIKIN Y.

Topographical Parameter Characteristics of 528Dry Sliding Surfaces in Cast Iron/Steel Friction

ZHANG Y., TIEX. CHEN Y., SHANGGUANB.. ZHUJ. P

Transformation of Technological into Opera- 529tional Surface Layer in Rolling Bearings

STYP-REKOWSKI M. P

Influence of Migration of Low Molecular 530Weight Substances on Friction of Rubber

BlELIXSK) D., GI.ABP., SLUSARSKlL. P

Tribological Behavior of AlN-ZrB2-based 531Electric-Spark Coating

PODCIIERXYAEVAI. A., PANASYUKA. D.. TEPLENKO M..SlII'ETS V., LAVRENKO V. P

Fretting Behaviour of Surface Treated Steel 532RAMALHO A., CASPAR M. C, ANTUNESP. V. P

MEASUREMENT AND SIMULA TION 533

Investigation into the Relationship between 534Surface Morphology and TribologicalProperties for (Ti,Al)N Sputtered Films

BEEVERSC. F.. ARXELLR. D.. SIXGHS., KELLYP.

Visualization of Temperatures in Sliding 535Contact

VICKB., FUREYM.J.

Application of Acoustic Emission Method to 536Determine of Run the Tribological Processes

MARCZAKR.. SEXATORSKIJ. K.. RAXACIIOIISK/Z..MARCZAK M.

Tribology Tests Using AFM with Parallel 537Leaf Springs

A Nix) Y.

Short Time Testing for Coating Development 538HEINZ T.. BIRKIIOFERH.

Effect of Surface Topography on Friction Coef- 539ficient in a Sliding with Vertical Vibration

ISHIGAKIH., UTSUMIN., KOXISIII )'.. KoxnoK.

Computer Tribology 540ZAKHAROVS. M.

Phase Imaging in Atomic Force Microscopy 541for Characterizing a Wear Surface of DLCCoating

AHNH.-S., CHIZHIKS.

Signification of Tribology Bench Tests in Cold 542Bulk Forming

GROCHEP., KAPPESB. *, DCXKF.I. !'.. MAUERG.

Computer Modeling of Rotor and Piston 543Machines Liquid Lubrication SystemsTribocontact

PROKOPIEV V., ROJDESTIENSKY./.. SIHUKOIAS. P

COA TINGS INTRIBQSYSTEMS 5_45_

The Friction and W e a r of Different 546Engineering Polymers in Contact with a Si-doped Diamond Like Carbon Coating

Z S E r ^ * VMACKERK.. MENEVEJ. L.G a, DEBAETSP

Tribological Study on DLC Films Depending 547on the Hardness of Mating Materials andApplying Loads

TAXAKAA.. NAB. C.

Electroplated Coatings in the Tribosystem - 548State of the Art and Development Trends

STEINHAUSF.RS.. II'IELAGE B.

Vacuum Tribology Response of Metal and 549Ceramic Modified M0S2 Thin Solid Films

ONATEJ. I., BRIZUELA M., GARCIA-LUISA..BRACERAS/., VIVIENTEJ. L.

Advances in Studies on the Tribology of 550Ultrathin Films

ZHANGS.-W., JAMESR. D.

Deformability of the Near-Surface Layer, 551Including Coatings

ELEODA., BALOGII T.

Laser Clad Solid Lubricant Layers Formed 552on Different Metal Substrates

KATOH T., SAKAMOTO T. *, KAKUXAIS., AHOM.

Contact Mechanics of Coated Bodies 553GORYACHEI A I. G.

Tribological Investigation of Nanocrystalline 554Diamond Thin Films after Nitrogen IonsImplantation

Xi-T.. YixcS.. Li\L OiS..Xui:O.

Effect of Substrate Surface Treatment on 555Durability of Thermally Sprayed WC CermetCoating in Rolling/Sliding Contact

XAKAJI.UA A.. MIIIATARI T.

Tribological Behaviour of Systems with Two 556Thermal Sprayed Coatings

POI.AK R.. KlRCIIGASSXER M.. STERGAR E.

Wear Resistance and Function of Active 557Protective Layers on the Surfaces of Piston/Cylinder Group Parts in Transport DieselEngines

ASTASIIKEVICII B. hi. '

Abrasive Wear by TiO2 on Hard and Low 558Friction Coating

VANACKERK.. \ERCAMMEXK., MEXEIE.!. L.

Tribological Behavior of Diamond-like Carbon 559Coatings Applied on Polymer Extrusion Dies

DEBAETSP., DECKERS I'.. I'ERCIMME\ K..r.l\P.IRYSF.

Tribological Characterization of Nano- 560composite YSZ/AU Coatings

\'or.voni\A. A.. ZIIIIXSKI.I. S.

Adhesion and Wear Properties Of Hard 561Coatings On Tool Steels

BAIVSCHE.. STOIBER M., FOXTAIJOG..BERGIIOFER P

Response of Plasma Sprayed Ceramic Com- 562posite to Sliding Contact

SHARMA A. K., KRISIINAMURTIIYR. *

Adhesion of Coating on Low-Alloy Steel 563LUGSCIIEIDER E., BOBZIXK.. BECKERS M.

Influence of Metal Base Nature on Form and 564Tribological Properties of Oxide CoatingsDestined of Sliding Contacts

POSMYKA., SKONECZNYW., TUBIELEWICZK. P

Tribological Properties of Ag and Cu Doped 565Transition Metal Oxide Coatings

GUI.BINSKl W., SUSZKO T., SlENICKI W.,WARCIIOLINSKIB. P

Diamond-Like Carbon Coatings - A New 566Design Element for Tribological Applications

BRAND J., BECKMANNC. BEUILOGUA K., BLLGB..KOXRATH G., HOLLSTEIXT. P

Tribological Behaviour of ACD Ni-P/PVD 567Nitride/DLC Multilayered Coatings

LAXZONIE., MARTINIC, POI.IG. PRANIKTR.U.LERD. *.NOBILI L. P

Analysis of the Effect of an Underlayer on 568Strength and Wear Resistance of CarbonCoatings by Scratching in SPM

CHIZHIKS., KOVALEVA. V.. CHIKUNOI V. V.,CHOI K. Y., MYSIIKIX N. K.. KAZACIIENKO V. P.,POPOV A. N. P

Wear-Resistive Properties of Pyrolytic 569Chromium Carbide Coatings

NEVROVSKYV., VASINV.A. P

CHARACTERISA TION 571

The Application of In-Contact Raman 572Spectroscopy to Study Lubricant Films

GLUSHOVE-CORBYD., CANNP., SPIKESH.

Tribological Characteristics of M0S2 Films' 573after Irradiation of Atomic Oxygen or Ultra-violet Rays

MATSUMOTOK., SUZUKIM, OBARAS., IMAGAWAK.

Nanometric-Scale Characterization of 574Polymer Coatings

HUANG C.-H. SCHMIDS. R.

Instrumented Erosive Wear Testing of CVD 575Boron Carbide Coatings by Nanoindentation

WOODR., BOSEK. *

Confocal White Light Microscopy 576JORDAN H.. BRODMANN R.. VALENTIN J. L., GRIGAT M.

Surface Characterization of PTFE-Based 577Transfer Films Formed during Sliding Wear

MCDONALD J., MlWA M. *

Characterisation of Surface Scratches on 578Poly(Methyl-Methacrylate)

BR/SCOEB. ./., MlXIMAARAXS., ADAMS XI. ./..ALLAN A.

On the Interdependence of Surface Waviness 579and Roughness Parameters in LongitudinalTurning

PETROI'OULOS G.. P. IX11AZAR. IS C., STAMOS I.

A Computer Aided Fractal Calculation in 580Tribology Research

LiJ, YUANC. LIUW., Hu.iM.

Study of Fatigue Behavior of Hard Coatings 581Obtained by PVD Technique Using Specific Test

GACIIOX Y., VAXXESA. B.

Experimental Correlation between an 582Analytical Thin Film Predictive Model andNanoindentation Properties

HOLBERYJ. D.

The Relationship of Surface Quality and the 583Running-In Character of Carbon-CarbonComposite Aircraft Brakes

JIANG J.. HUANG B. Y.

Application of Approximate Tangent Plane 584Fitting Method in Some Contact Problems

CIIEXX. >'.

Surface Fracture Testing on Alumina 585Ceramics with Spherical Indcnter andInstrumented Hardness Tester

S.IK.IGUCIIlS.. Y.iM.IUCIIlY. P

A Method for Tribological Testing of Thin 586Hard Coatings

XllCIIII.CZEIISKlR., PlEKOSZEIISKI W., SZCZEREK XI. *.TUSZYXSKI W. P

Nanoscale Distribution of Surface Potential at 587Cleaved Dielectric Surface

N.IK.I YAM.I K.. SlIIOTA T. P

TEM-Investigation of Wear Scars of Magneli- 588Phases

DORFELL. WOYDTM. P

SPECIAL TRIBOSYSTEMS 589

MICRO- AND NANOSCALE TRIBOLOGY 591

Tribological Behaviors of the LB Films of 592Polymerized 22-Tricosenoie Acid and 22-Tricosenoic Acid/CdS Nanoparticles

ZHANG P., XUEQ.. DUZ.

Tribological Properties of Adsorbed Surface 593Layers in the Monolayer Range

SCHNEIDER T., GRADTT.

Microtribological Investigations of 594Hydrophobic Coatings for Reduction ofStiction and Friction in Microsystems

AHMEDS. I.-I'., SCIIIEFERJ. A., SCHERGEXLHAEFKEH.

Tribo-Spectral Method in Microtribology and 595Tribotesting

Z.M'OROZIIETS I'., ,\'IKITIX Y. A .

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On the Micro-Tribology of Elastomeric 596Contacts

MOORED. F.

Measurment and Control of Friction under 597Microload Conditions

SUZUKI K., DOHIT.

Wear Particle Generation in Carbon Nitride 598Coatings and its Mechanism - From Micro-scale in-situ Examination to Nano-scale post-sliding Observation

WANGD.F., KATOK.

A model of Frictional Contact in Miniature 599Journal Polymer-on-Polymer Bearings

KWACZM., RYMUZAZ., KUSZINIEREWICZZ.

TRIBOLOGY IN EXTREME 601ENVIRONMENTS /SITUA TIONS

Lubrication at 750 °C in Vacuum by a Trans- 602fer Film from Self-Lubricating Compositesfor Roll/Slide Contact Si3N4

SUZUKI M.

Advanced Materials for High-Temperature 603Friction Units

VlKULIN V. V., KELINA I., ERSHOVA N. 1.

Thermal Friction Characteristics of Stainless 604Steel Bearings

LEEJ.-S., KIMJ.-H., KIMJ.-L, CHANGM.-H.

The Diagnosis and Simulation of Abrasive 605Wear in Hardfaced Materials

BROOKERSE., PAULLSA., JAMESR. D.

Tribological Behaviour of Austenitic Fe-Cr-Ni 606Alloys in Cryogenic Environment

HUBNER W.

Numerical Investigation of Influence of 607Gravity on the Performance of Ball BearingsAssembled in a Space Device

OBARAS., SATOM.

Tribological Behavior of PTFE-Composite 608against Steel at Cryogenic Temperatures

MULETG., HUBNER W., KLEIN P., FRIEDRICHK.

Wear Testing Apparatus with Integrated 609Measuring Technology for Measuring theAbrasive/Corrosive Wear on Steels forPlastics Molds

FRIESENBICHLER W., LANGECKER G. R.,LlCHTENEGGER G.

Wear Characteristics of Oil Al-Si Alloy 610Matrix Composites in Corrosive Environ-ments. GOTOH., OMORIS.

between a Cemented Carbide and 611e r e n t R 0 c k T y p e s

MPTEU

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A Method of Determining the Friction Force 612in Pneumatic Cylinders

NGUYEN A. T., NGUYEN M. T.

Electrodynamic Wear-Out in Electro- 613mechanical Systems

MAMKHEGOVM. A., CHICHINADZEA. V.

The Study and Research on Tribocorrosive 614Wear of Friction Couplings in Contact withAggressive Technological Fluid Media

TENUL, NECULAIASA V.

The Main Problems of the Space Tribology 615DROZDOV Y.

Application of a New Antifriction Material at 616Tribological Junctions of Space ResearchAppliances

YUGAL, CHEVICHELOVA T. M., SIMEONOVA X,NAZARSKY T. G.

Friction and Wear Behaviour of Coatings in 617Cryogenic Environments

OSTROVSKAYA Y., YUKHNO T., GAMULYA G.,VVEDENSKU YU., HOBNER W., GRADTT.,

SCHNEIDER T., BORNER H. P

A Tribosystemic Approach to Blast Furnace 618Ironmaking Technology

CRUDU1., IONESCU M. -P. P

The Study and Research on Tribocorrosive 619Wear of Friction Couplings in Contact withAggressive Technological Solid Media

TENUI. P

MA GNET1CSTORA GE SYSTEMS 621

A Study of Lubricant Effects on 5 nm Spacing 622Interface

OKADA K., ZHAOJ. B., SHENG G.

Tribological Aspects of Chemical Mechanical 623Planarization Process for Integrated Circuit(IC) Manufacturing

GOTKIS Y., KISTLERR.

Effect of Partially Fluorinated Alkyl Chain on 624Friction for Magnetic Media '

KONDO H.

Nano Surface Control of Magnetic Tape 625Media for the Future High Recording Density

FUJINO Y, SATOS., INOUEM., OKAWA W.. KONDOH.

Tribological Interactions between Single- 626Crystal Diamond and Thermally OxidizedSingle-Crystal Silicon Carbide on Microscale

POHLMANNK., ZUMGAHR K.-H.

A Robust Design Study of Air Bearing Slider 627for HDD

JUN G.-C, JANGD.-S., CHOA S.-H.

Experimental Study of Wear Induced by 628Head/Disk Interaction during Ramp Load/-Unload Process

ZHANG J., WANGJ. P., CHONGT. C.

Transient Response of Head Sliders while 629Flying Over Magnetic Disks With PatternedSurface

MlTSUYA Y., MlZUTANlK.-L, HAYASH1 T. P

MACHINING AND CUTTING SYSTEMS, 631TOOLS

Performance of Used Engine-Oil in Metal 632Cutting

ISHIBASHIA., SONODAK., SUNAGAWA Y., EZOES.

Multipurpose Oils in the Metal Working 633Industry - Advantages in Economical,Ecological and Health and Safety Aspects

MULLERJ.,JOKSCHS. *

Development of Newly Conzeptualized High 634Water-Content Lubrication Coolant

EDA H., ZHOUL. *, SHIMIZUJ., IIM., IMAI T.

The Influence of Coolants for Metal Working 635on Grinding Process

RAKICR.. RAKICZ.

Influence of the Contact Pressure on Wear 636and Friction Behavior of Hot Work Tool Scale

VERGNEC, BOHERC, LEVAILLANT C, GRASR.

Modeling and Contact Analysis of Isotropic 637Surfaces with Micro-Waviness

KOBAYASHl Y., SHIRAlK.

Tribological Behavior of Copper during 638Chemical-Mechanical Polishing

XuH, LIANG H. *

Wear Resistance Testing with an Oscillating 639Rockwell Type Diamond Indenter

LUBINSKIT., DRUETK, LUBINSKIJ. *

Identification of Tribological Processes on 640Uncoated and Coated Cutting Elements ofHob Milling Tools in Model and RealConditions

SOVIUB., ZLOKOUCA M., DJOKIC V., SOVlLJNIKICl.

Cutter-Tubular Goods Contact Experimental 641Research

NAEL, ANTONESCUN. N, DRUMEANUA. C. P

Studies Concerning the Wear Behavior of the 642Tool Guiding Bearings P

CIUPITUI., MANGRAM., GHEORGHES., TEISANUC.

Control by Processes of Cutting of Materials 643on the Basis of a Friction Subsystem P

STAROVV., SMOLENTSEVV., ILLARYONOVL, BONDARA.

The Technological Provision of Machine Parts 644and Cutting Tools Wear Resistance

PAMFILOVE. A., PYRIKOVP. G. P

On the Tribological and Environmental 645Aspects of Minimum Amount of Cutting FluidApplication in Cutting Processes

K.4LDOSA. P

TRIBOSYSTEMS IN RAIL VEHICLES AND 647TRANSPORTATION

Heat and Tribomutation Changes at Friction 648Contact of Wheel and Rail. Physical Model ofFriction Couple Wheel - Rail

CHICHINADZEA. V., LUSHNOVJ. M, GOVORKOVO. A.,ZAVADSKYL.

Simulation of Non-linear Surface Contact 649Behavior and Fatigue

MAOK., ROBERTS P., PARKIN-MOORE D.

Adhesion Between Rail and Wheel under Wet 650Conditions

CHENH, BAN T. *, ISHIDA M., NAKAHARA T.

Tribological Changes in the Microstructure of 651Rail Surfaces Due to Service

STADLBAUER W., LOOS W., WERNERE. A.

Wear and Plastic Deformation of two Rail 652Steels - Full Scale Test and Laboratory Study

OLOFSSON U., TELLISKIVIT. *

Prospect for Use of Metal-Ceramic Brake 653Shoes on Russian Railway Rolling Stock

VUKOLOVL., KRYLOV V.

The Districts Division of the Railroads and the 654Technical Analyzing of the FundamentalFriction Condition of Rails and Wheels

LUSHNOVJ. M., KONDRATENKOS. A., SOLOVIEVS. A.

Structure Composite and Properties of Sur- 655face of Wagon Wheels and Railes, Put intoOperation

LUSHNOVJ. M., TSCHEREPASCHENECR. G.,KOSIKOVS. I. P

Thermo-physical and Friction Properties of 656Contact of a Wheel with a Rail

LUSHNOVJ. M, CHICHINADZEA. V., GOVORKOVO. A.,SOLOVIEVS. A. P

Feature of Coupling of Wheels with Rails on 657Far North and in Tropical Areas of Railways

LUSHNOVJ. M., PETRAKOVSKYS. S. P

TRIBOTESTING AND CONDITION 659MONITORING

Test Methods - Problems of Repeatability and 660Reproducibility

SZCZEREKM., PYTKOS., WlSNIEWSKl M. R.

Possibilities of Fretting Corrosion Model 661Testing for Contact Surfaces of AutomotiveConnectors

BURESCHI., REHBEIN P., KLAFFKE D.

Investigation of Tribological Properties of 662Engineering Plastics with Small ScaleSpecimens

ZSIDAIL., KALAGSKA G. *, DEBAETSP., PARYSF. V.,KOZMAM., VERCAMMENK.

Reciprocating Motion Tribometer 663DRUETK., LUBINSKlT.. LUHINSKI.I.

Comparative Measuring of Wear by Weight 664and Displacement Methods in Rotary Motion

PETKOVAD. D.

A New Measuring Device for Measuring the 665Internal and External Coefficient of Frictionof Compressed Polymer Bulk Goods

LANGECKER G. R., ZITZENBACHER G.

Tribological Diagnostic with Sensor Bearing 666Films

RAKOWSKI W., ZIMOWSKIS.

Development of an Accelerated Testing 667Methodology to Evaluate Fretting CorrosionResistance of Fluoropolymere Coatings

SHUSTERM., BINONIEMIB., LARSONR., COMBSD.,DEISM., BURKED.

Varible Dynamics Test Set-Up for Friction 668Induced Vibrations Investigation

LUBINSKIJ.. DRUETK., LUBIN SKI T.

The Stabinger Viscosimeter - A New and 669Unique Instrument for Oil ServiceLaboratories

NOVOTNY-FARKASF.. BOHMEW., STABINGER H.,BELITSCH W. *

A Systems Approach to Open Gear Lubricant 670Testing Using an FZG-Machine

DE VAAL P. L.

Direct Observation of Abrasive Particles and 671Toothbrush Filaments during SimulatedTooth Cleaning

LF.WISR., DIVYER-JOYCI:R. S.. PICKLESM. J.

Quantification of Accelerated Wear for Thin 672Coatings - Using Micro-Tribometer withMultiple Sensors

GmsN, GAOC.

Systematic Tribology - The Link to Design 673and Performance Testing

WEDEIEXL. D.

Effect of Pin Relative Motion on Pin-on-Disk 674Abrasive Wear Tests

RASLAXA. A., DE MELLOJ. D. B. P

Laboratory Investigations of Bronze Bushes 675Wear

PETKOVAD. D. P

Influence of the Radius on Amplitude of 676Harmonious Components by the OperatingMechanism

PENEIM. //.. PETKOVA D. D. P

Laboratory Evaluation of Anti-Fretting 677lubricants

HARGREAVESD., SINGERLINCB.. PAIR. P

Test Rig for Study of Phenomena Generated 678by the Electric Field Through the RollingBearing during Functioning

RACOCEA C. C, LEONTF... RACOCEA C. R. P

Model for Piezoresistive Bearing Layer 679RAKOWSKIW., KOTM. P

MACHINE ELEMENTS

Friction and Wear Charateristics for Cam and 682Follower Influenced by Soot Contamination

SOE/IMAM.. EMMA Y., FUKUDAK, UEMORIK,KAWASAKI M.

Characterisation of Wear on Piston Rings in a 683Radial Piston Hydraulic Motor

SJODIN U.

Estimation of Anti-Galling Ability of Surface 684Hardened, Ball Joints

DOHDAK., WANGZ. *, TANIGUCHIY.

Tribology of Cutting-Off-Wheels 685TAGAMIH, KIKUZAWA H, SUEMASA M., MIMURAK, Mix A MI I.

A Numerical Model for the Simulation of 686Piston to Liner Contact Excitation caused byElastohydrodynamic and Dry Contacts

OFFNERG., HERBSTH. M., PRIEBSCI/H. H.

Evaluation of Wear and Friction Mechanisms 687of Different Piston Ring and Cylinder LinerMaterials

KOMPAA.. KRATZSCHA.. FUISERH.-J.. HEUBERCERA.. ZUMGAHR K.-H.

Strategy for Creation High-Loaded Brakes 688CHICHINADZEA. /•'., SUVOROVA.. SIERCHKOVY. G..BAKINA. /.. Xloz.iLF.rV. V.

Combined Development of Ecologically 689Acceptable Hydraulic Fluids and Coatings forFluid Power Applications

XIURREXHOFFH., SCHMIDTM. *, VANBEBBERD.

Research on the Parallelism of the Eccentric , 690Press Feed

XI/LOSAI LIEIIC P.. TEMEUKOISKID. P

Possibilities of Measuring Wear 691KRALP.. PAUSCHS. P

Implementation of the Tribology Knowledge 692in the IC Engine Conception P

VEIXOIICS.. PESKR., RADO.IEVIC XI. OBRADOVICA.

Functional Aspects of a Thread Joint for 693Tubing and Casing

G A F/7 AM XI. D., G RIGOR AS S.. STIRBUC. P

Optimum Design of Laminated Composites 694under Multiple Loads and CombinedConstrains

KHALIL XI. SOEUDYR. I.. BEKHEETE. P

2nd AIMETA INTERNATIONALTRIBOLOGY CONFERENCE 695

Micro/nanoscale Tribology of MEMS 697Materials, Lubricants and Devices

BHUSHAN B.

Non-Contact Friction Force Microscopy 698Exploiting Lateral Resonance Enhancement

LABARDI M., ALLEGRINI XL

Responses of Tricresyl Phosphate in Different 699Lubricating Systems

AREZZOF.

Micro-Tribology of Dry and Lubricated 700Journal Bearing Coatings

BASSANIR., CIULLIE.. LABARDI M. *. ALLEGRINI XI.

Surface Morphology of Low Carbon Steel 701Oxygen Assisted Laser Cutting

CAIAZZOF.. PASQUIXOR., SERGI V.

Numerical Analysis of the Soft-EHL in a Slider 702Bearing with a Rubber Part

COLOMBOG., PRATIE., MILAZZON.

Experiments on the Behaviour of Thrust 703Bearing Pivoted Pads

BASSAXIR., CIULLIE.. FORTE P. *

Lubricated Rolling-Sliding Behaviour in Ion 704Nitrided and Untreated Ti-6A1-4V

STRAFFELINIG., ANDRIANIA.. TESIB., MOLIXARIA..GALVANETTOE.

Study of Slot-Controlled Pistons on Air- 705Bearings for Pneumatic Actuators

BELFORTE G., RAPARELLI T., XIAZZAL., TRIVELLA A.

Flow of an Electrorheological Fluid in Small 706Clearances

CAPRIZG., DEGLI AZZONI V.

Full-Floating Bearings for High-Speed 707Spindles

AMBROSONIL, MOTTAA., MOTTA M., POLIM.

Neural Networks for Predicting Tribological 708Experimental Results

GIMONDOP., CASADEIF.. TULUIM.. BELFIOREN.P., DESTEFANIG., BEILFIOREN. CIACCIOM.

Synthesis of a Fluid Journal Bearing Using a 709Genetic Algorithm

MANFREDIXIA.. VIGNIP *

Self-Regulating Hydrostatic Platform 710BASSAXI /?.. LOREXZETTI XI. *

Lubricated Bodies of Different Materials in 711Mixed Lubrication Regime Conditions

BASSANIR., CIULLIE. *, LORENZETTIM.

Tyre/Road Friction 712LA TORRE F.. RINDIA.

Adherence Models for Wheel/Rail Contact in 713Railways

ALLOTTAB.. XIALVEZZIXI. *. TONIP.

Surface Profilometry Studies in 714Rolling/Sliding Wear Tests

Rii'i XI. TOMESCUL.. STOIC A V.. PREDAA.

Wheel-Rail Contact: Wear Effects on Vehicle 715Dynamic Behaviour

DIANA G.. BRUNIS.. BRAGI/IX F.

Updating of State-of-the-art on Lubrication 716Couples in High Performance InternalCombustion Engines

RICHESG.. GARROA., CAI.DER.ILEP. XI.

Elastohydrodynamic Analysis of a Connecting 717Rod Bearing for High Performance Engines

RF.BOR.IA., STEFAXIF. *

Interdisciplinary Structure and Lubrication 718Analysis in High Performance Engines: TheCase of Con Rod / Pin / Piston System

RICHESG.. GARROA.. CAI.DER.U.EP. XI.

A Piston Assembly Friction Losses Model as 719Mechanical Efficiency Improvement Tool

D'AGOSTIXO V, GllDlD.. Rl'GGIEROA.. SENA TORE A..

DEI.I.A VII.I.ES.

Dry Sliding Wear of a Al-Si Alloys against an 720Electroplated Hard Chromium Coating

CESCHI.XIL, LAN/.OXI E., SAMBOGNAG.. CORDOXIXI.

Tribological Characterisation of Impregnated 721Ceramic Layers for Automatic PackingMachines Applications

COSTA E., MIOZZA V, RICCIARDELLI R.

Perspectives for Tribological Applications of 722Titanium Coatings Containing TixNy Phases,Deposited by Reactive Plasma Spraying

CASADEIF.. GIMONDOP. *, TULUIM., VALENTET.

SEVERIX E.

The Effects of the Hardening Phases in the 723wear Behaviour of the Sn Babbits

PREDAA., LEYCOVICID. T. XICXTEAXU V..

STANCIL C. RIPA XI.

Tribological Characterisation of Components 724for Hydraulic Applications

COSTA E., MIOZZA I'.. RICCIARPEILI R.

On the Dynamic Behaviour of Rotors: 725Experimental Investigation with ActiveMagnetic Bearings Test Rig

D'AGOSTIXO V.. Gi in i D.. Rim,11:110 A..

SEXITOREA.. DEI.I.I VII.I.ES.

A Proposal for a Test Rig Based on AMB 726Bearings for Measuring the DynamicalProperties of a Fluid Seal

Rixcm XI. ToxiP. * Vil.lGiXI C.

Identification of the Operating Parameters of 727Tilting Pad Journal Bearings

BRIXCATI /?.. PIGIXOS., Rocci E., RussoR.

I l l

Measurements of the Friction Properties of 728the Gastrointestinal Tract

ACCOTOD., STEFANINIC, PHEEL., ARENA A.,PERNORIOG., MENCIASSIA., CARROZZA M., DARIOP.

Influence of an Inadequate Lubrication in the 729Mould and a Proposal of a Sticking DetectionSystem

VALIGIM. C, ANTONELLI M.

Study of the Rolling Contact Fatigue in 730Lubricated Contacts

DONZELLA G., XiAZZUA. * SOLAZZl L.

Ceramics Erosion: Mechanisms and Criteria 731CLERICO M.

Models of Erosion Analysis for Brittle and 732Ductile Materials

AQUAROD., FONTANIE.

Grease Lubrication Mechanisms - Fatigue 733Failures of Grease Lubricated Contacts

FERREIRA L. A. P

Calibration of an Absolute Viscometer at Low 734Temperature

LOREFICES. P

Arc-shaped Magnetic Bearings 735BASSANIR., DIPUCCIOF. *. CIULLIE. P

Macro- and Microtribology of Magnetic 736Storage Devices

BHUSHANB. P

1st VIENNA SYMPOSIUM ONBIOMECHANICAL ENGINEERING 737

The Biology of Total Joint Arthroplasty 739WILLERTH.-G.

Functional Biological Activity of Wear Derbis 740Generated in Artificial Hip Joints

FISHERJ., STONEM. H., IXGHAME.

Tribological Aspects of a Revision Protocol 741Standard for Total Hip Arthroplasty

REINiscHG., JUDMANNK. P., FRANEKF.

Wear of Retrieved UHM WPE Hip Liners 742LEEK.-Y.. KIMS., KIMS.-Y.

Role of Synovia in Wear Mechanism of 743UHMWPE

SAWAEY., MURAKAMI T.

Biotribology: Effects of two Inflammatory 744Components on Cartilage wear

BERRJENL. S., FUREYM. J. *. VEITH. P.

to i s ^ T e S t i n g o f T o t a l H i P J o i n t s According 745TO «>O and Development of a New Hip JointSimulator According to ISO

- JUDMANNK. P., REIN/SCHG., PAUSCHITZA.. BAUERF.

A New Apparatus for the In-Vitro 746Investigation of Tribocorrosion at the Bone-Implant Interface

BARRILS., MISCHLERS., LANDOLTD.

Effect of Sliding Direction on Wear Properties 747of Ceramics for Joint Prostheses

MORITA Y., YOSHIDAH, iKEUCHlK, UENO M.

Lubrication Analysis of Metal-On-Metal Hip 748Joint Prostheses in a Free Pendulum Machine

UDOFIA/.J.J/NZ. M.

A New Screening Method for the Triboiogical 749Investigation of Artificial Joints

HOSEINIM., LAUSMAAJ., ERIKSSOND.

Tribology in Total Hip Arthroplasty: 750Historical Development and Future Trends

RlEKER C. B.

Tribology in Total Knee Arthroplasty: 751Historical Development and Future Trends

SCHMOTZER H.

Ceramics in Total Joint Arthroplasty 752WlLLMANN G.

Metal on Metal Pairings in Total Hip 753Arthroplasty

KOCH R.

Friction and Wear Reduction in Ceramic-on- 754Ceramic Sliding Pairs for Joint Prostheses

XIURAKAMl T., DO/S.

Mathematical Simulation of Forces in Human 755Gait

MUKSCH R.

Effect of Dissolved Oxygen on Wear of Silicon 756Carbide for Joint Prostheses

IKEUCHlK., KUSAKAJ., MORITA Y.

Contact Mechanics of a Graded Layered ' 757Bearing Surface for Knee Prosthesis

VIRDEES.JINZ. M.

Tribology and Structurals Aspects in the 758Function of the Human Hand

LUCA L.

Electromagnetic and Electric Fields as Means 759of Improving Endoprosthesis Joint Lubricity

PlNCIIVK L, TSVETKOVA E., KADOLICH Z.

Time of Exposure Lubricating Liquid for 760Predicting Wear of UHMWPE in JointProstheses

NAKANISHIY.. X-IIYAGAWAH., HIGAK/H.. MIURAH.,

IWAKIOTO Y. P

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28th LEEDS-LYON SYMPOSIUM ONTRIBOLOGY 761

Wear in Boundary or Mixed Lubrication 763Regimes

KATOK.

A Review of Modeling of Mixed Lubrication 764Performance

CHENG H. S.

Advances in the understanding of Boundary 765Lubrication

MORIS.

Advances in the Modelling of Boundary 766Lubrication

WILLIAMS J. A.

Additive - Surface Interactions in Boundary 767Lubrication: A Combinatorial Approach

EGLINM., ROSSI A., SPENCER N.

An Asperity-Level Model for Boundary and 768Mixed Lubrication with AdditivePhysiochemical Protection

ZHANG H, CHANG L, WEBSTER M. N., JACKSON A.

Some Peculiarities of Boundary Lubricating 769Layers Formation on Rubbing Surfaces-Orienters

BUYANOVSKYJ., IGNATIEVA Z., LEVCHENKO V,MATVEENKO V.

Boundary Lubrication: From Simple Fatty 770Acids to Synovial Fluid

SPENCERN.

Dynamic Control of Boundary Lubrication 771HEUBERGER M. P., ZACHM., FELDMANK.,

' . SPENCER N.

Density Fluctuations in Confined Cyclo- 772Hexane: Implications for Lubrication?

ZACHM., HEUBERGER M. P., SPENCER N.

Electrostatic Monitoring of Boundary and 773Mixed Lubrication

WOODR., HARVEYT. J., MORRISS., POWRIEH. E. G.

Mixed Lubrication: Experiment and Theory 774SPIKESH. OLVERA. V.

Effects of Elastic Deformation Zone at Entry 775*nd Exit on a Mixed Film Lubrication Model

TiEUA. K, Liu Y, KOSASIHP. B., JIANG Z.

A Model of Mixed Lubrication with Capillary 776Effects

STREATORJ. L.

Theoretical Prediction and Experimental 777Results for Mixed Lubrication Betweenparallel Surfaces

ROBBE-VALLOIREF., PROGRIR., BAFFONIB., GRASR.

Lubricant Chemistry, Including the Impact of 778Legislation

BOVINGTON C.

Lead Naphthenate Additive Tribochemistry in 779Hydrocarbon Oil

CARRED. J., BERTRANDP. A.

Effect of Detergents on Surface Chemistry of 780Tribofilms from ZDDP: Studies by X-RayAbsorption Spectroscopy and XPS

WAN Y., KASRAIM. *, SUOMINEN FULLER M. L S.,BANCROFT G. M., FYFEK., TORKELSONJ. R.

Friction and Wear in a Boundary Conditioned 781Conform Conjunction Lubricated withEnvironmentally Adapted Oil

UKONSAARIJ., KASSFELDTE.

Study of Boundary Lubricating Additives 782using Electrochemical Techniques

XuX., SPIKESH, BRANDONN

The Film Forming Behaviour of Newtonian 783and Polymer Thickening Lubricants at 100MPa Maximum Contact Pressure

BOVINGTON C, LAFOUNTAINA.

The Mechanism of Layer Formation and the 784Function of Additives Used in FullyFormulated Engine Crankcase Oils

KALELIH., BERTHIER Y.

In-Situ Attenuated Total Reflection (ATR) 785Spectroscopic Analysis of TribologicalPhenomena

PIRASF. M., Rossi A., SPENCER N.

Effect of Oxidative Degradation on Mechanics 786of Friction Reduction of MoDTC

MARTINJ.-M., LEMOGNETH., BILASP., VACHERB..YAMADA Y.

Nanoscale Boundary Lubrication Studies 787BHUSHANB.

The Physics of Boundary Lubrication at the 788Head-Disk Interface

MARCHON B.

Molecular Dynamics Simulation of the 789Friction of N-Alkane Monolayers: Tip andSliding Direction Effects

HARRISON J. A., MIKULSKIP. T., STUARTS. J.

Effect of Branching on the Lubricant 790Properties: A Molecular Dynamics Study

JABBARADEH A., ATKINSON J. D, TANNER R. I.

Novel Plasma-Based Coatings for Piston 791Rings

DAHMK. L., DEARNLEYP. A.

Conformation Changes in the Molecular 792Structure of Micro- and Nano-Scale Films onApplication of Stress: A Computational Study

XIORTON-BLAKE D. A., MORTON-BLAKE Y.

CV

The Potential of Hard Chromium Diboride 793Coatings for the Surface Protection of Alumi-nium Alloys Used in Sliding Contact Situations

Xil'ltAKAMI R.-L. DEARXI.E) P. A.

Preliminary Study of the Mechanical and 794Tribological Properties of Diamond-likeCarbon Films Prepared on Steel Substrates byFiltered Cathodic Vacuum Arc Deposition

SIIUMP. W..ZHOUZ..LIY.K.

Microstructural Changes Induced by Wear 795RAINFORTH W. M.. LEOSARD A.J.. PERRINC,JAXGS. K.

Stresses Considerations to Evaluate Rolling 796Contact Fatigue due to Debris Dents

COULONS.. VILLEF., LUURECIITA. A.

Influence of Environment on the Size of the 797Elemental Wear Debris of Graphite

STEMPFLEP.. BRENDLEM.. CASTF.LEIXG.

Wear Reduction in Light Rail Systems 798through Unsymmetrical Rail Head Profiles

BRAXDAUJ.. VO/IG.. POLI.G.

Prediction of Metallic wear through surface 799plastic derformation

BLAKE )'., TORRAXCEA. A.

Role of Third Bodies in Friction and Wear of 800Solid Lubricants in Sliding Contact

SIXGER /.. IV.1111.K.. SCIIARFT. IV.. DVORAK D. S.

On the Tribological Character of DLC Coated 801Components

./ H'OHSOX S.. I/OG\I IRK S.

An Investigation of Lubrication Mechanisms 802and Material Removal of an Alloy Steel inSliding Lubrication

E Jisheng

In-Situ Observation of Crack Growth of 803Brittle Materials in Sliding Contact

USAMIH.. Si'CiisiiiT.i.l.. SASAKIS.. OIIASIIIK..KAXIE H.

Morphologic Analysis of Fatigue Failures 804(Spalling) in Grease Lubricated Contacts

FERREIRA L. A.

Tribology of Joint Replacement Implants 805MEDLEY J. B.. BOHYXJ. D.

Influence of Chemically Modified UHMWPE 806on Boundary Lubrication and Wear Undersynovial Lubrication: Implication for Hip-Implant Design

WIDHER M. R.. HIA Hnu.ri; 1/ / ' I olios./.SPENCERN.

Intermittent Motion: A Novel Simulator 807

Implants^1"the W e a r o f M c t a l I N 1 e t a l H iP

Lubrication and wear of Zirconia-on-Mctal 808Total Hip Replacements

SMITIIS. I... GoiinnniA. A../.. DonsoxI).

Lubrication and Wear of Alumina-Alumina 809Hip Bearings

CHENGN. >'.. XIEDUI .I. B.. I1OKY\.1. I).,KRYUIERJ. ./.

On the Traction Fluid Behaviour in 810Concentrated Contacts Based on AccurateEHL Optical Film Thickness Measurements

ViLi.iiciiAisi.B.. DALMA/G., MAKALAJ. /?..CIIAOMLEFFELJ.-P.

Experimental Study of Boundary Layers 811Formation in Concentrated Contacts

HARTL XI. KRUPKA I.. LISK.I M.

Isothermal EHL Problem for Chemically 812Degrading Lubricant

KVDISIll.. AlRAI'ETYA\ R. G.

The Effect of Transverse Roughness on the 813Pressures and Stresses in EHL Line Contacts

LlK. )'.. HOOKI. C. J.

A Comparative Newtonian and Thermal EHL 814Analysis Using Physical Lubricant Properties

K I/AM I T.

Elastohvdrodvnamic Response of Transverse 815Ground Gear Teeth

TlO.I.. lit (.HEST. (/.. /;'! IV.S/7. /'.. SUDLI.R. IV.

Surface Indentation Test (SIT) for Friction 816Prediction in Mixed Lubrication of CoatedSteel Sheets

Him.HOIK, A.. Kos/\ B.-G.. II IKI.I xi<P. S

Modelling and Identification of Friction in 817Dynamic Systems

AK-D A.. CI:I IK C.

Frictional Torque of Needle Roller Thrust 818Bearing - Influences of Bearing Pitch Diameter,Roller Length and Roller Diamater

/ / (7.1/ I I I i T.. K it, i MI.I. K i» i(r( cm T.

Dissipation During Friction 819Ak i) A.. Ci.:.if. C

Thermal Impact on Friction Surface 820Grooving

/. iFi'iK.. XlonT. K.

Characteristics of Journal Bearing using 821Electrorheological Fluids

KoRI \ Id I A \1 f.n II

Powder Lubricated Bearing Operation to PV 822of Haifa Million Plus

lliMnni II.. K II i; R G.

Some Aspects Concerning the Power Loss in 823High-Speed Bearings

GRIGORESCI R.. GIOVA\OI.-IJ. II

A Study on Stability Limits of Spiral-Grooved 824Journal Bearing with Consideration of theEffect of Cavitation

HlRAYAMA T., S.IKURAI T.. Y.IBF.H.

Experimental Evaluation and a Semi- 825Empirical Model for Damping and FrictionCoefficient in a Dynamic System

SALEHIXL, HESHMATH.

Thermal Diffusivity Measurement of Friction 826Surface

TEOK. M.,LAFDIK.

Empirical Equations to Calculate Friction and 827Strains for the Sliding Cylinder PlasticSolution

BUS<gUET XL. TORRAXCEA. A.

The Friction-Reducing Performance of Nematic 828Liquid Crystal 4-n Pentyl-4'-Cyanobiphenyl(5CB) in Ester Lubricant

YAOJ., WANGO. L., SCXJ.-Z.. WEN S.

Assessment of Plain Bearing Performance in a 829Hydraulic Pump Using HydrodynamieAnalysis

XuH, PARKER D.

An Analysis of Skew Motion of Roller-Tappets 830in an OHV Type DI Diesel Engine

ITOA., YAXGL.

Friction Prediction of Cam / Tappet Interface 831Using an EHL Model with Consideration ofSurface Texture

ZHOUQ., RICHARDSON S.

Predicting Piston Secondary Movement under 832Lubricated and Dry Contact Conditions

HERBSTH. M., OFFNERG., PRIEBSCHH. H.

Influence of Manufacturing Error for ( 833Characteristics of Bearing

LWAMOTOK., SEIJlO.

Demonstration of Powder Shear Damping 834Applied to Plates

PULITZERS. W., SWANSOXE. £., HESHMATH.

SAE - OIAV SYMPOSIUM ON AUTO-MOTIVE AND ENVIRONMENT 835

Modeling Friction and Wear of Brake 837Systems

OSTERMEYER G.-P.

Quantitative Topographic Analysis of the 838wear Process in Disc Brakes

BETTGED.. STARCEVICJ., OSTERMEYERG.-P.

Improvement of Comfort of Friction Brakes 839HOLIXSKI R.

Microstructural Changes due to Friction 840Processes in Brakes

POESTET, PYZALLAA., TREPTES., FR.IXKE U.,SEIERIX D.

Friction and Wear of Automotive Brake 841Friction Materials and Rotors: The Effect ofAbrasive Particle Size

HONG Y.-S.. JANG H.

Experimental Study of Friction and Wear of 842Paper Based Wet Friction Clutches Based onSAE#2 and Pin-on-Disk Tests

OSTW.. DEBAETSP.

Tribological Conditions and Efficacy of the 843Two-Brake System Operation on MechanicalPresses

TEXIEUKOI SKI D., luc XI.. Xlu.os.11UEI /<' P.

Plasma Spray Coating Materials Selection of 844Piston Ring and Cylinder Liner for MarineDiesel Engine

HWANG J.-H.. HAN M.S.. KIMD.-Y.

Tribological Behaviors and Molecular Spectro- 845scopic Characterization of Lubricated PistonRing-Cylinder Bore Sliding Contact underStepwise Heating Conditions

ZHANG R., L/S. JIN Y. *, WAXG Y. TUNG S. C

The Effect of Transmission Lubricants on 846Rattling and Clattering Noise in AutomotiveTransmissions

DOGAXS. N., RYBORZJ.. LECIIXERG.

Assessment of Useful Life of Current Long 847Drain and Future Low Phosphorus Engine Oils

KORCEKS.. JENSEN R. K, JOHNSON XL D.

Damages of Injection Pumps in Diesel Engines 848STRZELECKIS., WILCZKOWSKIA., ZBIERSKIK.

Effect of Some Lubricant Oil Properties on 849Diesel Engine Exhaust Emissions

GLIGORUEVIC R.. JEVTICJ., VIDAXOVICG.

Peculiarities of Wear in Mobile Automotive 850Materiel Hydraulic Systems with WaterbaseFluids

SIIABALINSK.UA L. A.

THE AUSTRIAN TRIBOLOGY SOCIETY -ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM 2001 851

Wear and Friction Reduction of Automotive 853Components by Processing their Surfacesthrough Water Soluble Solutions

SIEGERT W., Pasitzky R.

Gebrauchsverhalten von Industrie- 854schmierstoffen im Maschinenbau

PlWOWARSKY E.

Influence of Model Tests on the Selections of 855Lubricants for Gears in Dental Instruments

PETRIDESM., PAUSCHITZA., FRANEKF.

Measurements of the Torque Characteristics 856of Ferraris Discs in Electricity Meters

ABRAHAMG., MATZNERA., AIGNERM., MASTNYW.,MASCHEK M., POSSETH F.

Micro Torque Measurement Based on the 857Cable Brake Principle

BRENNER W., HADDADG., VUJANICA., POPOVICG.

3D-Modelling and Simulation of surfaces with 858respect to tribotechnical characterisation andmeasurement possibilities

SCHNABL H., PA USCHITZ A.

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