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TOOTH WEAR DURING ELASTOHYDRODUNAMICAL LUBRICATION

Tooth side wear is a result of some mechanical, thermal, or chemical surface stress. More complex wear mechanisms are present when there are high temperatures in tribological areas and with the appearance of oxidizing particles and layers. This paper presents some experimental results that were obtained during the tooth side wear testing due to thermal desorption and oxidation. Complex tribological effects develop an incomplete relationship between the wear in sliding and rolling which is present in every gear mesh and especially in those teeth which are in line contact and in those teeth where the sliding direction is normal to the contact line.

desorption; sliding; rolling; wear

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