Elastohydrodynamics - '96 Fundamentals and Applications in Lubrication and Traction, Proceedings of the 23rd Leeds-Lyon Symposium on Tribology held in the Institute of Tribology, Department of Mechanical Engineering

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Introduction
Pages v-viii
Duncan Dowson, Chris Taylor, Tom Childs

EHL in rolling element bearings, recent advances and the wider implications Original Research Article
Pages 3-14
E Ioannides

Influence of Local and Global Features in EHL Contacts Original Research Article
Pages 17-25
A.A. Lubrecht

Fully Coupled Elastohydrodynamic Solution Techniques for the Analysis of Real Rough Line Contacts using Finite Element and Finite Difference Models Original Research Article
Pages 27-36
C.D. Elcoate, H.P. Evans, T.G. Hughes

Fatigue and Brittle Fracture Analysis of Surface Engineered Materials in Rolling Contact Original Research Article
Pages 37-48
T.H. Kim, A.V. Olver

Elastohydrodynamic Effects in Piston Ring Lubrication in Modern Gasoline and Diesel Engines Original Research Article
Pages 49-54
J.E. Rycroft, R.I. Taylor, L.E. Scales

Nanometer Elastohydrodynamic Lubrication Original Research Article
Pages 57-67
A.J. Moore

Optical Interferometric Observations of the Effects of a Moving Dent on Point Contact EHL Original Research Article
Pages 69-79
M. Kaneta, T. Kanada, H. Nishikawa

Lubricant film thickness and shape using interferometry and image processing Original Research Article
Pages 81-90
R. Bassani, E. Ciulli

Technique for measuring EHD film thickness in non-steady state contact conditions Original Research Article
Pages 91-100
J. Sugimura, H.A. Spikes

Amplitude Reduction of Waviness in Transient EHL Line Contacts Original Research Article
Pages 103-112
C.H. Venner, F. Couhier, A.A. Lubrecht, J.A. Greenwood

Effect of micro-cavitation on oil film thickness and pressure distributions in micro-EHL line contact Original Research Article
Pages 113-124
Shigeo Kamamoto, Masaaki Sakuragi, Koji Fujimoto, Takashi Yamamoto

A new relaxation scheme for solving EHL problems Original Research Article
Pages 125-133
E. Nurgat, M. Berzins

Numerical simulation of the spatial elastohydrodynamic contact taking into account the complicated geometry of the inlet boundary of a lubricant film as well as the single surface irregularities Original Research Article
Pages 135-143
M.Ya. Panovko

Film thickness anomalies in very thin elastohydrodynamic oil films Original Research Article
Pages 147-157
F.M. Baskerville, A.J. Moore

An Experimental Study of Film Thickness in the Mixed Lubrication Regime Original Research Article
Pages 159-166
G. Guangteng, H.A. Spikes

Surface Elastic Deformation by Solvent Structural Force in Very Thin Film Lubrication Original Research Article
Pages 167-174
Takahisa Kato, Hiroshige Matsuoka

Failure of Very High Speed Elastohydrodynamic Contacts Original Research Article
Pages 175-181
D.J. Hirst, A.V. Olver

Elastohydrodynamic Lubrication of Soft Solids Original Research Article
Pages 185-197
C.J. Hooke

Film thickness measurements in elastohydrodynamically-lubricated elastomeric contacts Original Research Article
Pages 199-207
S.A. Johnson, M.J. Adams, A. Arvanitaki, B.J. Briscoe

Some Aspects of the Contact Mechanics and Lubrication of Low Modulus Materials in Rough Interfaces Original Research Article
Pages 209-217
R.S. Sayles, I. Lee-Prudhoe, C. Bouvet

The sealing and lubrication principles of plain radial lip seals: an experimental study of local tangential deformations and film thickness Original Research Article
Pages 219-232
Harry van Leeuwen, Marcel Wolfert

A Simple Formula for EHD Film Thickness of Non-Newtonian Liquids Original Research Article
Pages 235-241
Scott Bair, Ward O. Winer

Behavior of some vegetable oils in EHL contacts Original Research Article
Pages 243-251
N. Ohno, A. Shiratake, N. Kuwano, F. Hirano

Estimation of pressure viscosity coefficient by high speed and high pressure traction drive test Original Research Article
Pages 253-259
T. Nakamura, F. Itoigawa, T. Matsubara

Simulated lubricant non-Newtonian behaviour under elastohydrodynamic conditions Original Research Article
Pages 261-268
S. Chynoweth, R.C. Coy, A.J. Holmes, L.E. Scales

Elastohydrodynamics of gears Original Research Article
Pages 271-280
R W Snidle, H P Evans

Lubrication Tests in Worm Gearmotors Original Research Article
Pages 281-286
Torelli Corrado, Zanotti Vittoriano, Savelli Paolo, Flabbi Luciano

Lubrication of thrust cone bearings Original Research Article
Pages 287-296
L M Rudd, H P Evans, R W Snidle, D W Parkins

An Optical EHD Study Using a Reciprocating Hertzian Contact Rig Designed to Simulate the Kinematics of Constant Velocity Joints Original Research Article
Pages 297-303
H.C. Rutlin, R.S. Sayles, M.S. Starkey

The amplitude of the complementary function for wavy EHL contacts Original Research Article
Pages 307-312
J A Greenwood, G.E. Morales-Espejel

Time-Dependent Solutions with Waviness and Asperities in EHL Point Contacts Original Research Article
Pages 313-324
P. Ehret, D. Dowson, C.M Taylor

Finite Element Modelling of Surface Fatigue Crack in EHD Contact Original Research Article
Pages 325-336
S. Bogdański

Thermal and non-Newtonian effects on traction in an elliptical EHD contact under high loads and sliding speeds Original Research Article
Pages 337-346
Ming-Tang Ma, Shilong Wang

Influence of Geometry of Conjunction on Elastohydrodynamic Film Formation in Knee Prostheses with Compliant Layer Original Research Article
Pages 349-359
N. Ohtsuki, T. Murakami, S. Moriyama, H. Higaki

Micro-Elastohydrodynamic Squeeze-Film Lubrication of Compliant Layered Surfaces Firmly Bonded to a Rigid Substrate Original Research Article
Pages 361-369
Z M Jin, D Dowson

The Adaptive Multimode Lubrication in Knee Prostheses with Artificial Cartilage during Walking Original Research Article
Pages 371-382
T. Murakami, Y. Sawae, H. Higaki, N. Ohtsuki, S. Moriyama

Effects of Electric Field on Lubricating Ability of Synovia Constituents Original Research Article
Pages 383-394
Y. Nakanishi, T. Murakami, K. Higaki

A Model to Explain Ehl in a Non-Flooded or Starved Rolling Element Bearing Original Research Article
Pages 397-404
J.W. Kannel

Track Depletion and Replenishment in a Grease Lubricated Point Contact: A Quantitative Analysis Original Research Article
Pages 405-413
P.M.E. Cann, F. Chevalier, A.A. Lubrecht

Oil film thickness and shape in Lundberg\'s profile roller contacts Original Research Article
Pages 415-422
X.-Y. Chen, S.-Q. Zhou, J.-J. Ma

A Theoretical Analysis of Shear Stresses and Roller Slip in Rolling Bearings During Low-Temperature Starting Original Research Article
Pages 423-444
V. Wikström, R. Larsson, E. Höglund

Analysis of an EHL circular contact incorporating rolling element vibration Original Research Article
Pages 445-456
Y.H. Wijnant, C.H. Venner

Direct measurement of boundary lubricating films Original Research Article
Pages 459-466
V Anghel, P M Cann, H A Spikes

Performance of Environmentally Adapted Hydraulic Fluids at Boundary Lubrication Original Research Article
Pages 467-473
Jens Rieglert, Elisabet Kassfeldt

Influence of Lubricant Additives on Friction in a Disc Machine Original Research Article
Pages 475-486
H. Yu, J.B. Medley

Boundary Film Formation by Low Molecular Weight Polymers Original Research Article
Pages 487-500
H Mitsui, H A Spikes, Y Suita

The Role of Boundaiy Lubrication in Scuffing Reactions Original Research Article
Pages 501-507
R.J. Smalley, A. Cameron

Modelling Non-Steady EHL with Focus on Lubricant Density Original Research Article
Pages 511-521
Erik Höglund, Roland Larsson

Efficient numerical method for various geometries of gas lubricated bearings Original Research Article
Pages 523-531
R.H.M. van der Stegen, H. Moes

Decrease in friction coefficient under extremely low load Original Research Article
Pages 533-540
Yasuhisa Ando

Modelling friction in the analysis of metal forming and machining processes Original Research Article
Pages 543-558
P.L.B. Oxley

Friction characteristics at tool-chip interface in steel machining Original Research Article
Pages 559-567
K. Maekawa, T. Kitagawa, T.H.C. Childs

Wear characteristics of various cutting tools in steel machining Original Research Article
Pages 569-578
T. Kitagawa, A. Kubo, K. Maekawa

Fundamental study of nano-scale machining using bubble raft model Original Research Article
Pages 579-586
K. Maekawa, Y. Hojo, I. Ohshima

EHL Traction in Traction Drives with high contact pressure Original Research Article
Pages 589-598
S. Aihara, S. Natsumeda, H. Achiha

The effect of spin motion upon elastohydrodynamic elliptical contacts Original Research Article
Pages 599-610
M. Taniguchi, D. Dowson, C.M. Taylor

Non-steady state effects on oil film thickness and traction forces Original Research Article
Pages 611-616
Yasuyoshi Tozaki, Kazuhiro Yamamoto, Noriyuki Hayashi, Susumu Matsumoto

An Analysis of Elastohydrodynamic Film Thickness in Tapered Roller Bearings Original Research Article
Pages 617-637
R Yamashita, D Dowson, C M Taylor

Elastohydrodynamic Lubrication in plain Bearings Original Research Article
Pages 641-650
H. Xu

Simulation of the Oil Film Behaviour in Elastic Engine Bearings Considering Pressure and Temperature Dependent Oil Viscosity Original Research Article
Pages 651-659
H.H. Priebsch, J. Krasser

Hydrodynamic Analysis of Journal Bearings with Structural Inertia and Elasticity by a Modal Finite Element Method Original Research Article
Pages 661-673
E.G. Olson, J.F. Booker

The elastohydrodynamic lubrication of heavily loaded journal bearing having non-cylindrical axial geometry Original Research Article
Pages 675-683
Hassan E. Rasheed

Mode Stiffness Variation in Elastohydrodynamic Bearing Design Original Research Article
Pages 685-697
S. Boedo, J.F. Booker

Written Discussion - Contributions
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List of Delegates
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