Effects of substrate surface roughness and nano/micro particle additive size on friction and wear in lubricated sliding
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Peña-Parás, Laura↗
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Environmental atmosphere effect on lubrication performance of gallium-based liquid metal
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Bai, Pengpeng↗
Friction and wear behavior of thin-film ceramic coatings under lubricated sliding contact
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Lorenzo-Martin, Cinta (ORCID:0000000230280512)↗
Vaporization behavior of an alkyl diphenyl ether and a commercial lubricant
The equilibrium vapor pressure as a function of temperature for an alkyl diphenyl ether with a vaporization coefficient significantly smaller than unity was characterized using the combined Langmuir free evaporation and mass loss Knudsen effusion technique. Results are compared using different cell designs and discrepancies, difficulties, and complications are discussed. In conclusion, the enthalpy and entropy of vaporization are estimated using the average temperature of the measurements.
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Wear study of metallic interfaces for air-conditioning compressors under submerged lubrication in the presence of carbon dioxide
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Escobar Nunez, Emerson (ORCID:000000029582551X)↗
Effect of oil temperature on tribological behavior of a lubricated steel−steel contact
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Cai, Zhen-bing↗
Enhancing the Performance of Viscous Electrode-Based Flow Batteries Using Lubricant-Impregnated Surfaces
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Solomon, Brian R.↗
Boundary Lubrication Mechanisms for High-Performance Friction Modifiers
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Materials Science↗
Mobility of Yield Stress Fluids on Lubricant-Impregnated Surfaces
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Rapoport, Leonid↗
Polyolefin plastic waste hydroconversion to fuels, lubricants, and waxes: a comparative study
Hydroconversion technologies have surged to the forefront of deconstructing plastic waste. Recent studies have been performed over several catalysts with varying conditions and plastics that make comparisons difficult. We compile and compare data from the literature by introducing various metrics and perform a simple energy analysis. We draw mechanistic similarities to and differences from the past literature on small alkane hydroconversion and leverage the former to propose standard approaches to tune product selectivity. We exemplify the plastics materials gap and the challenges it creates. Lastly, we discuss the current limitations and suggest future work.
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