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Volumn 39, Issue , 2002, Pages 427-435
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Use of a micro-contact model to optimize SI engine's 3-piece oil ring profiles regarding wear and lubrication
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Author keywords
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Indexed keywords
HYDRODYNAMICS;
LUBRICATION;
MATHEMATICAL MODELS;
WEAR OF MATERIALS;
COMBUSTION;
COMBUSTION EQUIPMENT;
INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES;
LUBRICATING OILS;
OPTIMIZATION;
REYNOLDS EQUATION;
TOPOGRAPHY;
OIL FILMS;
3-PIECE;
ASPERITY CONTACT PRESSURE;
BENCH TESTS;
COMPUTER MODELS;
COMPUTER PROGRAM;
ENGINE DURABILITY;
LONG TERM;
LUBE OIL;
LUBRICANT VISCOSITY;
LUBRICATION SYSTEM;
MICRO-CONTACT MODEL;
NUMERICAL OPTIMIZATIONS;
OIL CONSUMPTION;
OIL CONTROL;
OIL CONTROL RINGS;
OIL FILM THICKNESS;
OPERATION TEMPERATURE;
RING PROFILE;
SI ENGINES;
SLIDING SURFACE;
TANGENTIAL LOAD;
WEAR BEHAVIORS;
WILLIAMSON MODEL;
ELECTRIC MOTORS;
ENGINES;
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EID: 0038049838
PISSN: 10665048
EISSN: None
Source Type: Conference Proceeding
DOI: 10.1115/ICEF2002-526 Document Type: Conference Paper |
Times cited : (7)
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References (11)
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