A non-Newtonian model based on limiting shear stress and slip planes - parametric studies
(2003) In Tribology International 36(11). p.801-806- Abstract
- Parametric studies and corresponding results are presented using a theological model based on the limiting shear stress and possible occurrence of slip planes. The model is applied to elastohydrodynamically lubricated line contacts with smooth surfaces and isothermal conditions. A few investigations are carried out where different parameters are varied. The first study investigates the influence on the film thickness distribution due to a variation of the maximum Hertzian pressure when the slide-to-roll ratio is constant. The second study investigates how far the non-Newtonian region propagates at low slide-to-roll ratios for a few different values of the Hertzian pressure. The results show that it is a remarkably small slide-to-roll ratio... (More)
- Parametric studies and corresponding results are presented using a theological model based on the limiting shear stress and possible occurrence of slip planes. The model is applied to elastohydrodynamically lubricated line contacts with smooth surfaces and isothermal conditions. A few investigations are carried out where different parameters are varied. The first study investigates the influence on the film thickness distribution due to a variation of the maximum Hertzian pressure when the slide-to-roll ratio is constant. The second study investigates how far the non-Newtonian region propagates at low slide-to-roll ratios for a few different values of the Hertzian pressure. The results show that it is a remarkably small slide-to-roll ratio necessary to cause slip planes in a large part of the Hertzian contact zone. A third study regards the influence of the entrainment velocity on the film thickness generation at different slide-to-roll ratios. Finally some theological parameters are varied. First, only the limiting shear stress at atmospheric pressure (tau(0)) is varied, and second, a few different lubricants are studied, each with their own set of rheological parameters. (C) 2003 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved. (Less)
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- Ståhl, Jonas LU and Jacobson, Bo LU
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- slip planes, shear stress, EHL, non-Newtonian
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- Tribology International
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- 36
- issue
- 11
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- 801 - 806
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- Elsevier
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- wos:000187077800004
- scopus:0141792996
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- 0301-679X
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- 10.1016/S0301-679X(03)00096-3
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- English
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abstract = {{Parametric studies and corresponding results are presented using a theological model based on the limiting shear stress and possible occurrence of slip planes. The model is applied to elastohydrodynamically lubricated line contacts with smooth surfaces and isothermal conditions. A few investigations are carried out where different parameters are varied. The first study investigates the influence on the film thickness distribution due to a variation of the maximum Hertzian pressure when the slide-to-roll ratio is constant. The second study investigates how far the non-Newtonian region propagates at low slide-to-roll ratios for a few different values of the Hertzian pressure. The results show that it is a remarkably small slide-to-roll ratio necessary to cause slip planes in a large part of the Hertzian contact zone. A third study regards the influence of the entrainment velocity on the film thickness generation at different slide-to-roll ratios. Finally some theological parameters are varied. First, only the limiting shear stress at atmospheric pressure (tau(0)) is varied, and second, a few different lubricants are studied, each with their own set of rheological parameters. (C) 2003 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.}},
author = {{Ståhl, Jonas and Jacobson, Bo}},
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keywords = {{slip planes; shear stress; EHL; non-Newtonian}},
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series = {{Tribology International}},
title = {{A non-Newtonian model based on limiting shear stress and slip planes - parametric studies}},
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