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Finite Element Analysis of the Rolling-Sliding Contact of Vibrationally Loaded Bearings based on a Micro Friction Model Andreas Konrad1,a, Wolfgang Nierlich2,b, Jürgen Gegner1,c 1Institute of Material Science, University of Siegen, Paul-Bonatz-Str. 9-11, 57068 Siegen, Germany 2Nierlich Engineering Consultant, Zeppelinstraße 16, D-97424 Schweinfurt, Germany aandreas.konrad@uni-siegen.de, bwolfgang.nierlich-mra@t-online.de, cjuergen.gegner@uni-siegen.de Keywords: finite element method, rolling contact, machine vibrations, mixed friction, tribological model, residual stresses Abstract.
Beswick (Ed.), Advances in Rolling Contact Fatigue Strength Testing and Related Substitute Technologies, STP 1548, ASTM International, West Conshohocken, Pennsylvania, USA, 2012, paper ID: STP104653T
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The choice of the attribute of service quality as its fundamental core point, has become crucial with the advancing of the research [1, 2, 4, 5, 11-14].
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Among all kinds of TE materials, semiconducting silicides which are very environmental-friendly exhibit great potential in power generation due to the abundance of raw materials (price advantage) and excellent oxidation resistance at elevated temperatures.[5] Higher manganese silicides (HMS)[6,7] and magnesium silicide-stannide (MSS)[8,9] are the most promising p-type and n-type TE silicides , respectively, and many positive results have been achieved to improve their TE properties, for example, through doping[10] or nanostructure engineering[11].
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Paech, Advanced semi-automatic straightening technology, Wire Journal International (2008) 74–79
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Prells c School of Mechanical, Materials and Manufacturing Engineering,The University of Nottingham, University Park, Nottingham NG7 2RD a seamus.garvey@nottingham.ac.uk, bPeter.Vaneetvelt@btinternet.com, cprells@penmaen.demon.co.uk Keywords: Integrable systems, proportional damping, Nahm's equations Abstract.
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In advance, extensive parameter studies were carried out, in order to find suitable parameter sets for each laser and the TIG arc.
Figure 1 Microstructure of the aluminum surface (Al 99.5) after treatment by TIG arc process at the Dresden University of Technology, Faculty of Mechanical Science and Engineering, Professorship for Joining Technology and Assembly, (SEM) The cw laser process achieved more regular structures compared to the TIG arc process, in particular channel-like microstructures defined by the laser guidance (Fig. 2).
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