H-1 LUBRICATION STUDIES. COVERING PERIOD 1 NOV. 1960 TO 1 MAR. 1962.
H-1 Lubrication Studies
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CERAMIC SURFACE FILMS FOR LUBRICATION AT TEMPERATURES TO 2000 DEG F
Ceramic surface films for lubrication at temperatures to 2000 deg f
HIGH TEMPERATURE↗
BOUNDARY LUBRICATION CHARACTERISTICS OF A TYPICAL BEARING STEEL IN LIQUID OXYGEN
Lubrication characteristics of bearing steel in liquid oxygen in rocket engines
LIQUID OXYGEN /LOX/↗
A SURVEY OF VACUUM LUBRICATION DEVELOPMENTS
Current vacuum lubrication programs in eight laboratories are reviewed for several purposes, ·such as: (1) collecting available information in one reference and up-dating a previous effort toward this end, ( 2) determining the degree of coverage of probable applications and requirements by current development programs, and (3) comparing test methods and conclusions from different programs to increase the reliability in selection of specific materials ·and components. Some generalized conclusions have been made where there has been sufficient agreement among the programs reviewed.
LUBRICATION↗
GAS LUBRICATED SPHERICAL BEARINGS
Derivations of the governing equations for the gaseous fluid film in spherical gas lubricated bearings
GAS BEARING↗
The Role of Elastohydrodynamic Lubrication in Rolling-Contact Fatigue
Elastohydrodynamic lubrication in rolling contact bearing fatigue
LUBRICANT↗
Friction of metals, lubricating coatings, and carbons in liquid nitrogen and hydrogen
Friction of metals, lubricating coatings, and carbons in liquid nitrogen and hydrogen
BEARING↗
Adaptation of a mos sub 2 ''in situ'' process for lubricating spacecraft mechanical components
Adaptation of molybdenum sulfide in situ process for lubricating spacecraft mechanical components
SPACECRAFT COMPONENT↗
Adaptation of an mos2 'in situ' process for lubricating spacecraft mechanical components
Deposition of molybdenum disulfide film for spacecraft mechanism lubrication
MOLYBDENUM SULFIDE↗
High speed vacuum performance of miniature ball bearings lubricated with combinations of barium, gold, and silver films
Barium, gold, and silver film lubrication of minature ball bearings for vacuum system use
METAL FILM↗
The role of elastohydrodynamic lubrication in rolling-contact fatigue.
Five-ball fatigue tester and rolling-contact disk machine used to study elastohydrodynamic lubrication effect on fatigue life
ELASTOHYDRODYNAMICS↗
Dry film lubrication of highly loaded bearings in vacuum.
Dry film lubricants for highly loaded engine gimbal bearings, comparing friction coefficients for molybdenum disulphide mixtures
FRICTION COEFFICIENT↗
The development of long life, liquid mercury lubricated bearings for the sunflower rankine cycle power system.
Liquid mercury lubricated bearings developed for sunflower turboalternator
MERCURY /METAL/↗