The Running-in Process in Tribology. Proceeding of the 8th Leed–Lyon Symposium on Tribology, Held in the Institute National des Science Appliquées de Lyon, France, 8–11 September 1981

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Introduction, Page vii, M. Godet, D. Berthe
Introduction to Interactions in Tribology, Page 1, Professor D. Dowson
Paper I(i) - Chemostress effect in tribology, Pages 3-5, Mikael Ciftan, Edward Saibel
Paper I(ii) - The running-in of concentrated steel contacts: a system orientated approach, Pages 6-15, G. Salomon, A.W.J. de Gee
Discussion on Session I: Interactions in tribology, Pages 16-21
Introduction to Fundamental Aspects, Page 23, W.O. Winer
Paper II(i) - Running-in processes affecting friction and wear, Pages 25-32, P. Heilmann, D.S. Rigney
Paper II(ii) - On the initial stages of wear of dry-bearing composites, Pages 33-43, J.K. Lancaster
Discussion on Session II: Fundamental aspects, Pages 44-46
Introduction to Disc Experiments, Page 47, C.M. Taylor
Paper III(i) - Sampling variation in surface profile skewness and kurtosis measurements, Pages 49-57, T.A. Spedding, W. Watson, T.G. King, K.J. Stout
Paper III(ii) - Running-in of lubricated Hertzian contacts, Pages 58-61, D. Foucher, L. Flamand, D. Berthe
Paper III(iii) - Some experimental aspects of running-in and scuffing failure of steel discs operating under elastohydrodynamic conditions, Pages 62-70, I.F. Bishop, R.W. Snidle
Discussion on Session III: Disc experiments, Pages 71-74
Introduction to General Techniques, Page 75, J.K. Lancaster
Paper IV(i) - On numerical signal processing of an evolutive friction force: characterization of successive stages of wear regime in dry sliding of steel on steel, Pages 77-83, A. Aouichi, J. Blouet, J. Vinh
PAPER IV(ii) - A study of wear measurement in lightly loaded contacts using the thin-layer activation technique, Pages 84-87, J.A. Leather, R. Evans
Discussion on Session IV: General techniques, Page 88
Friction, Fatigue and Scuffing, Page 89, M.J. Neale
Paper V(i) - Scuffing of ribbed cylindrical roller bearings carrying combined radial and thrust loading, Pages 91-98, S.R. Brown, S.Y. Poon
Paper V(ii) - Surface effects in rolling contact fatigue: the role of lubricant additives on the incidence of failure, Pages 99-102, D. Scott
Paper V(iii) - Surface finish and running-in effects on friction in lubricated sliding, Pages 103-110, T.G. King, K.J. Stout
Discussion on Session V: Friction, fatigue and scuffing, Pages 111-112
Introduction to Wear and Stresses, Page 113, J. Greenwood
Paper VI(i) - Modifications to features of counterface topography during the wear of ultra high molecular weight polyethylene against stainless steel, Pages 115-121, M.M. El-Hady Diab, D. Dowson
Paper VI(ii) - Study of residual stresses during dry sliding of steel on steel, Pages 122-133, M. Mechergui, J.M. Sprauel, J. Blouet, G. Maeder
Paper VI(iii) - Stresses occurring under a repeated Brinell test, Pages 134-139, D.A. Hills
Discussion on Session VI: Wear and stresses, Pages 140-143
Introduction to Engines, Page 145, D.F. Wilcock
Paper VII(i) - Development of a running-in procedure for a locomotive diesel engine, Pages 147-152, J. Mäki, K. Aho
Paper VII(ii) - Ring pack film thickness during running-in, Pages 153-161, S.L. Moore, G.M. Hamilton
Paper VII(iii) - The influence of running-in of the twin-land type of oil-control piston ring upon long-term engine oil consumption, Pages 162-169, B.L. Ruddy, D. Dowson, P.N. Economou
Discussion on Session VII: Engines, Page 170
Introduction to Running-in of Bearings, Page 171, G. Salomon
Paper VIII(i) - Electro-discharge bearing run-in, Pages 173-174, D.F. Wilcock
Paper VIII(ii) - Studies of the friction transients during break-in of sliding metals, Pages 175-183, P.J. Blau
Paper VIII(iii) - Deformation in heavily loaded rolling contacts, Pages 184-191, J. Morgan, R.J. Stokes, A.A. Torrance
Paper VIII(iv) - Running-in process of porous bearings observed by use of holographic interferometry, Pages 192-194, M. Lech, I. Mruk, J. Stupnicki
Discussion on Session VIII: Running in of bearings, Pages 195-197
Introduction to Chemical and Mechanical Aspects, Page 199, M. Godet
Paper IX(i) - Friction induced modifications at the surface of compacted solid lubricants, Pages 201-209, M. Brendle, G. Colin
Paper IX (ii) - Tribochemical aspects of the running-in processes in four-ball testing, Pages 210-220, T. Murakami, T. Sakai, Y. Yamamoto, F. Hirano
Discussion on Session IX: Chemical and mechanical aspects, Pages 221-224
Introduction to Metalworking and Miscellaneous, Page 225, F.T. Barwell
Paper X(i) - Surface coatings to combat scuffing, Pages 227-229, J.W. Nicholson
Paper X(ii) - The testing of boundary lubricants in metal-working processes, Pages 230-233, A.G. Tangena, G.A.M. Hurkx, H. Galenkamp
Paper X(iii) - An experimental study of free rolling of a hard steel ball on an 0.65mm copper coated steel substrate, Pages 234-240, M.O.A. Mokhtar
Discussion on Session X: Metalworking and miscellaneous, Pages 241-242
General discussion, Pages 243-245
List of Authors, Pages 247-248
List of Delegates, Pages 249-251
Subject index, Pages 253-254