Empirical Investigation of Electricity Self-Generation in a Lubricated Sliding–Rolling Contact

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作者：
Mihails Ščepanskis
Benjamin Gould
Aaron Greco
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[1] Argonne National Laboratory,Energy System Division
[2] University of Latvia,Laboratory for Mathematical Modeling of Environmental and Technological Processes
[3] University of Delaware,Department of Mechanical Engineering
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Tribology Letters | 2017年 / 65卷
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Electricity; Self-generation; Sliding–rolling contact; Oil lubrication; MPR;
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The paper reports the empirical observations of voltage generation in a lubricated tribocontact with different oils altering load, sliding and temperature. The investigation is done in the context of research of the root cause of white etching cracks (WEC) failure in bearings. Tested oils of different additive packages found completely different electrical behavior. The oil, which is known to produce WECs in laboratory tests, demonstrated non-zero voltage generation.
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