Engineering topics
Publications and source records attributed to Anderson, W. J..
Formation and life histories of transfer films of self-lubricating retainer materials on ball bearings operating in hydrogen gas at 33 deg K
Stability, wear and seizure characteristics of hydrodynamic journal bearings of various materials and designs in sodium at temperatures to 800 degrees F
Rolling-element bearing material technology, examining fatigue effect of material properties and processing variables
Improving load capacity and fatigue life of rolling element systems in rockets and missiles
Friction due to ball motion in angular contact ball bearing
Extreme temperature, vacuum, and chemically active fluid effects on bearing and sealing materials and lubricants
Design, operating conditions, and problems of gas lubricated journal and thrust bearings for space power turbomachinery
Rolling contact lubrication characteristics of polyphenyl ethers and mineral oils at reduced pressures
Rolling contact fatigue tests on ball bearings to determine relation between actual component hardness differences of bearing fatigue life and scatter
Component hardness differences of SAE 52100 steel effect on bearing fatigue, using five-ball fatigue tester and rolling element bearings
Bearing fatigue life is maximized when the bearing ball or roller hardness is between one and two points greater than that of the bearing race as measured on the Rockwell C scale.
Speed, load, and temperature effect on minimum oil flow requirements of 30 and 75 millimeter-bore ball bearings
Effect of steel component hardness differences on bearing fatigue and load capacity
Lubrication techniques and roller bearing materials for operations in high temperature environment
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