Analysis of Traction Behavior of the High-Speed Lubricating Grease 7007 by the Correctional T-J Model

Bo Yuan Yang; Gang Qiang Liu; Bing Su

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.121-126.27

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Analysis of Traction Behavior of the High-Speed Lubricating Grease 7007 by the Correctional T-J Model

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The traction behavior of high-speed lubricating grease 7007 was tested on a self-made test rig. The changes of traction coefficients with velocity, temperature and load were got from the experimental results. The rheological parameters were received on the basis of experimental data. The formula of traction force of high-speed lubricating grease 7007 was based on the correctional T-J model. The result shows that the traction coefficients of high-speed lubricating grease 7007 based on correctional T-J mode agree well with the experimental data.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 121-126)

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Bo Yuan Yang, Gang Qiang Liu, Bing Su

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Lubricating Grease, Rheological Parameter, T-J Mode, Traction Force

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