2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.apm.2019.03.038
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Rayleigh wave at composite porous half space saturated by two immiscible fluids

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“…Identification of this condition was carried out in places of maximum wear, which did not make it possible to assess the overall picture of the state of wear of triboelement. Additional values of wear in the mating parts are carried out by abrasive particles, which form local compression zones in the contact zone, which are further stress concentrators [37]. But the work did not reveal the causes of the occurrence of the elements of the particles of abrasives or they arise from tribological additives, or from synthetic additives of surface substances.…”
Section: Anmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…Identification of this condition was carried out in places of maximum wear, which did not make it possible to assess the overall picture of the state of wear of triboelement. Additional values of wear in the mating parts are carried out by abrasive particles, which form local compression zones in the contact zone, which are further stress concentrators [37]. But the work did not reveal the causes of the occurrence of the elements of the particles of abrasives or they arise from tribological additives, or from synthetic additives of surface substances.…”
Section: Anmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…Dehydrated glycerin, heated to a temperature of 391…395 K, was supplemented with anhydrous copper acetate (II) in the amount of 7...8 % relative to the volume of glycerin; this process was accompanied by a moderate agitation. The specified temperature is the boiling point of acetic acid [31]. Duration of boiling is 2 hours.…”
Section: Materials and Methods For The Formation And Studying The Stamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…First of all, one needs to discover the regularities of influence of additives from a composite oil on the working surface of components and the dissipative properties of the formed protective films. The latter, under certain conditions, can ensure a significantly lower temperature of welding in a tribological contact [31]. It would be desirable to describe the mathematical model of wear in the presence of additives to the oil.…”
Section: Literature Review and Problem Statementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The areas of stressed-strained state were found in the places of maximum wear, but to analyze the complete pattern of parts' wear, it is also necessary to study the area of minimum wear. In addition, the magnitude of wear in mated parts is affected by the abrasive particles, which getting into the tribological contact, in turn, form the local compression zones that are the concentrators of stress during operation [38]. It was not found in the work if this process flows with participation of the elements of a tribologically active additive or synthetic additive based on surfactants.…”
Section: Literature Review and Problem Statementmentioning
confidence: 99%