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The Effect of Wear on the Performance of Statically Loaded Journal Bearings

A. Begelinger Metaalinstituut TNO, Apeldoorn, The Netherlands
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A. W. J. De Gee Metaalinstituut TNO, Apeldoorn, The Netherlands
Pages 273-278 | Published online: 25 Mar 2008

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D. Landheer, J. P. M. Faessen & A. W. J. de Gee. (1990) A Transition Diagram for Plain Journal Bearings. Tribology Transactions 33:3, pages 418-424.
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Florian König, Achraf Ouald Chaib, Georg Jacobs & Christopher Sous. (2019) A multiscale-approach for wear prediction in journal bearing systems – from wearing-in towards steady-state wear. Wear 426-427, pages 1203-1211.
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Qian Wang. (1997) Seizure failure of journal-bearing conformal contacts. Wear 210:1-2, pages 8-16.
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