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A Ball Bearing Simulator—A Tool for Accelerated Testing of Self-lubricated Bearings

Michael N. Gardos Hughes Aircraft Company, Culver City, California, 90230
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Donald F. Preston Hughes Aircraft Company, Culver City, California, 90230
Pages 133-142 | Published online: 25 Mar 2008

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CrawfordR. Meeks & John Bohner. (1986) Predicting Life of Solid-Lubricated Ball Bearings. A S L E Transactions 29:2, pages 203-213.
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S.A. Barber & J.W. Kannel. (1983) A Technique in the Evaluation of Thin, Solid Film Lubricants under Combined Rolling and Sliding Contact. A S L E Transactions 26:4, pages 487-492.
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J.K. Lancaster. (1990) Material-specific wear mechanisms: relevance to wear modelling. Wear 141:1, pages 159-183.
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