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Tribological properties of WS₂ nanoparticles under mixed lubrication
pp. 785-793(9)
Authors: Rapoport L.; Leshchinsky V.; Lapsker I.; Volovik Y.; Nepomnyashchy O.; Lvovsky M.; Popovitz-Biro R.; Feldman Y.; Tenne R.

Superior tribological properties of powder materials with solid lubricant nanoparticles
pp. 794-800(7)
Authors: Rapoport L.; Leshchinsky V.; Lvovsky M.; Lapsker I.; Volovik Y.; Feldman Y.; Popovitz-Biro R.; Tenne R.

Dramatic enhancement of wear stability in oil-enriched polymer gel nanolayers
pp. 801-807(7)
Authors: Ahn H.-S.; Julthongpiput D.; Kim D.-I.; Tsukruk V.V.

Micro/nano-tribological characteristics of self-assembled monolayer and its application in nano-structure fabrication
pp. 808-818(11)
Authors: Sung I.-H.; Yang J.-C.; Kim D.-E.; Shin B.-S.

Effect of molecular structure of self-assembled monolayers on their tribological behaviors in nano- and microscales
pp. 819-825(7)
Authors: Ahn H.-S.; Cuong P.D.; Park S.; Kim Y.-W.; Lim J.-C.

Investigation of microtribological properties of C₆₀-containing polymer thin films using AFM/FFM
pp. 826-831(6)
Authors: Huang L.; Chen J.; Cao T.; Cong H.; Cao W.

Dry sliding wear behavior of in situ Cu-TiB₂ nanocomposites against medium carbon steel
pp. 832-835(4)
Authors: Tu J.P.; Rong W.; Guo S.Y.; Yang Y.Z.

Mechanical, electrochemical and tribological properties of nano-crystalline surface of 304 stainless steel
pp. 836-845(10)
Authors: Wang X.Y.; Li D.Y.

Tribological behaviour of CVD diamond films on steel substrates
pp. 846-853(8)
Authors: Silva F.J.G.; Fernandes A.J.S.; Costa F.M.; Teixeira V.; Baptista A.P.M.; Pereira E.

Tribological behavior of hard carbon coatings on steel substrates
pp. 854-858(5)
Authors: Kennedy F.E.; Lidhagen D.; Erdemir A.; Woodford J.B.; Kato T.

Sliding behavior of multifunctional composite coatings based on diamond-like carbon
pp. 859-868(10)
Authors: Wu J.-H.; Sanghavi M.; Sanders J.H.; Voevodin A.A.; Zabinski J.S.; Rigney D.A.

An overview of corrosion-wear interaction for planarizing metallic thin films
pp. 869-874(6)
Authors: Ziomek-Moroz M.; Miller A.; Hawk J.; Cadien K.; Li D.Y.

Impact of contact size and geometry on the lifetime of a solid lubricant
pp. 875-882(8)
Authors: Fridrici V.; Fouvry S.; Kapsa P.; Perruchaut P.

A wear map of bearing steel lubricated by silver films
pp. 883-892(10)
Authors: Yang S.H.; Kong H.; Yoon E.-S.; Kim D.E.

Tribological characteristics of nickel based composite coatings
pp. 893-902(10)
Authors: Ramesh C.S.; Seshadri S.K.

Mechanical and tribological characterisation of electrodeposited Au&unknown;Cu&unknown;Cd
pp. 903-909(7)
Authors: Bozzini B.; Fanigliulo A.; Lanzoni E.; Martini C.

Effect of in-situ electroless plating on friction and wear of metals
pp. 910-916(7)
Authors: Hiratsuka K.; Abe Y.; Kawashima S.

Sliding wear behaviour of electrodeposited cobalt-tungsten and cobalt-tungsten-iron alloys
pp. 917-923(7)
Authors: Capel H.; Shipway P.H.; Harris S.J.

Effects of sputtering condition on tribological properties of tungsten coatings
pp. 924-932(9)
Authors: Zhang H.; Li D.Y.

Beneficial effects of yttrium on mechanical properties and high-temperature wear behavior of surface aluminized 1045 steel
pp. 933-942(10)
Authors: Ahmadi H.; Li D.Y.

Sliding wear behaviour of HVOF sprayed WC-Co coatings deposited with both gas-fuelled and liquid-fuelled systems
pp. 943-949(7)
Authors: Sudaprasert T.; Shipway P.H.; McCartney D.G.

An experimental study of the wear performance of NiCrBSi thermal spray coatings
pp. 950-955(6)
Authors: Rodriguez J.; Martin A.; Fernandez R.; Fernandez J.E.

The rolling sliding wear response of conventionally processed and spray formed high speed steel at ambient and elevated temperature
pp. 956-966(11)
Authors: Hanlon D.N.; Rainforth W.M.

On the friction and wear behaviour of human tooth enamel and dentin
pp. 967-974(8)
Authors: Zheng J.; Zhou Z.R.; Zhang J.; Li H.; Yu H.Y.

Abrasive machining of porcelain and zirconia with a dental handpiece
pp. 975-989(15)
Authors: Yin L.; Jahanmir S.; Ives L.K.

Study of abrasive resistance of composites for dental restoration by ball-cratering
pp. 990-998(9)
Authors: Vale Antunes P.; Ramalho A.

A tribological study of cobalt chromium molybdenum alloys used in metal-on-metal resurfacing hip arthroplasty
pp. 999-1006(8)
Authors: Cawley J.; Metcalf J.E.P.; Jones A.H.; Band T.J.; Skupien D.S.

Tribochemical reaction on metal-on-metal hip joint bearings - A comparison between in-vitro and in-vivo results
pp. 1007-1014(8)
Authors: Wimmer M.A.; Sprecher C.; Hauert R.; Tager G.; Fischer A.

Tribological performance of some alternative bearing materials for artificial joints
pp. 1015-1021(7)
Authors: Shi B.; Ajayi O.O.; Fenske G.; Erdemir A.; Liang H.

Friction and wear characteristics of various prosthetic materials sliding against smooth diamond-coated titanium alloy
pp. 1022-1029(8)
Authors: Met C.; Vandenbulcke L.; Sainte Catherine M.C.

The wear of PTFE against stainless steel in a multi-directional pin-on-plate wear device
pp. 1030-1033(4)
Authors: Joyce T.J.; Thompson P.; Unsworth A.

Quantification of the effect of cross-path motion on the wear rate of ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene
pp. 1034-1039(6)
Authors: Turell M.; Wang A.; Bellare A.

Tribological and microstructural analysis of Al₂O₃/TiO₂ nanocomposites to use in the femoral head of hip replacement
pp. 1040-1044(5)
Authors: Lee S.W.; Morillo C.; Lira-Olivares J.; Kim S.H.; Sekino T.; Niihara K.; Hockey B.J.

Control of crystalline orientation to enhance the wear resistance of ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene crystallization cups for artificial joints
pp. 1045-1050(6)
Authors: Ohta M.; Hyon S.-H.; Tsutumi S.

Wear rate and surface morphology of UHMWPE cups are affected by the serum lubricant concentration in a hip simulation test
pp. 1051-1056(6)
Authors: Liao Y.-S.; McNulty D.; Hanes M.

Ceramic femoral heads prevent runaway wear for highly crosslinked polyethylene acetabular cups by third-body bone cement particles
pp. 1057-1063(7)
Authors: Wang A.; Schmidig G.

Friction characteristics of a potential articular cartilage biomaterial
pp. 1064-1068(5)
Authors: Covert R.J.; Ott R.D.; Ku D.N.

Friction and wear behavior of nitrogen ion implanted UHMWPE against ZrO₂ ceramic
pp. 1069-1075(7)
Authors: Ge S.; Wang Q.; Zhang D.; Zhu H.; Xiong D.; Huang C.; Huang X.

Effect of accelerated aging conditions on resultant depth-dependent oxidation and wear resistance of UHMWPE joint replacement bearing materials
pp. 1076-1084(9)
Authors: Toohey K.S.; Blanchet T.A.; Heckelman D.D.

The effect of sagittal conformity on knee wear
pp. 1085-1092(8)
Authors: Essner A.; Klein R.; Bushelow M.; Wang A.; Kvitnitsky M.; Mahoney O.

Friction characterisation of polymers abrasion (UHWMPE) during scratch tests: single and multi-asperity contact
pp. 1093-1100(8)
Authors: Ducret S.; Pailler-Mattei C.; Jardret V.; Vargiolu R.; Zahouani H.

In vitro lateral versus medial wear of a knee prosthesis
pp. 1101-1106(6)
Authors: Laurent M.P.; Johnson T.S.; Yao J.Q.; Blanchard C.R.; Crowninshield R.D.

Comparison of wear of mobile and fixed bearing knees tested in a knee simulator
pp. 1107-1112(6)
Authors: Johnson T.S.; Laurent M.P.; Yao J.Q.; Blanchard C.R.

Effect of fluid absorption on the wear resistance of UHMWPE orthopedic bearing surfaces
pp. 1113-1120(8)
Authors: Yao J.Q.; Blanchet T.A.; Murphy D.J.; Laurent M.P.

An experimental study of rail corrugation
pp. 1121-1126(6)
Authors: Liu Q.Y.; Zhang B.; Zhou Z.R.

A linear model to explain short pitch corrugation on rails
pp. 1127-1142(16)
Authors: Gomez I.; Vadillo E.G.

Degradation mechanisms of Co-based alloy and WC metal-matrix composites for drilling tools offshore
pp. 1143-1156(14)
Authors: Reyes M.; Neville A.

Grooving micro-abrasion of polyamide 11 coated carbon steel tubulars for downhole application
pp. 1157-1167(11)
Authors: Bello J.O.; Wood R.J.K.

Friction and wear of the rotary compressor vane-roller surfaces for several sliding conditions
pp. 1168-1173(6)
Authors: Lee Y.-Z.; Oh S.-D.

Environment effects on the reciprocating wear of Inconel 690 steam generator tubes
pp. 1174-1182(9)
Authors: Hong J.-K.; Kim I.-S.

Influence of contact shape and supporting condition on tube fretting wear
pp. 1183-1197(15)
Authors: Kim H.-K.; Lee Y.-H.

A comparative study on the fretting wear of steam generator tubes in korean power plants
pp. 1198-1208(11)
Authors: Lee Y.-H.; Kim H.-K.; Kim H.-D.; Park C.-Y.; Kim I.-S.

Wear assessment employing remote condition monitoring: a case study
pp. 1209-1220(12)
Authors: Garcia Marquez F.P.; Schmid F.; Collado J.C.

An integrated approach to fault diagnosis of machinery using wear debris and vibration analysis
pp. 1221-1232(12)
Authors: Peng Z.; Kessissoglou N.

Research on the fatigue and fracture behavior due to the fretting wear of steel wire in hoisting rope
pp. 1233-1237(5)
Authors: Zhang D.K.; Ge S.R.; Qiang Y.H.

Grease-lubricated wear of aluminum bronze for jackscrew application
pp. 1238-1250(13)
Authors: Blanchet T.A.; Shaffer S.J.; Christiaen A.-C.; Kolly J.M.

In-service wear measurement of B&WOG CRDM roller nuts
pp. 1251-1255(5)
Authors: Xu H.; Fyfitch S.; Pillow R.C.

Wear resistance of cast irons used in brake disc rotors
pp. 1256-1260(5)
Authors: Cueva G.; Sinatora A.; Guesser W.L.; Tschiptschin A.P.

Characteristics of wear particles produced during friction tests of conventional and unconventional disc brake materials
pp. 1261-1269(9)
Authors: Blau P.J.; Meyer H.M.

Wear monitoring based on the analysis of lubricant contamination by optical ferroanalyzer
pp. 1270-1275(6)
Authors: Myshkin N.K.; Markova L.V.; Semenyuk M.S.; Kong H.; Han H.-G.; Yoon E.-S.

Tribological characteristics and surface interaction between piston ring coatings and a blend of energy-conserving oils and ethanol fuels
pp. 1276-1285(10)
Authors: Tung S.C.; Gao H.

Lead-free carbon brushes for automotive starters
pp. 1286-1290(5)
Author: Uecker A.

Wear mechanism of tungsten carbide dies during wet drawing of steel tyre cords
pp. 1291-1299(9)
Authors: Hollinger S.; Depraetere E.; Giroux O.

Wear of polymer horseshoes: a field investigation
pp. 1300-1305(6)
Authors: Mischler S.; Hofmann M.

Effect of substrate and protective coating on the tribological characteristics of optical recording media
pp. 1306-1313(8)
Authors: Chung K.-H.; Lee J.-K.; Kim D.-E.; Kim J.-H.

Head-disk contact detection in the hard-disk drives
pp. 1314-1322(9)
Authors: Khurshudov A.; Ivett P.

Effect of magnetic tape thickness on friction and wear in a linear tape drive
pp. 1323-1333(11)
Authors: Bhushan B.; Ambekar P.P.

Durability studies of head-disk interface using padded and load/unload picosliders for magnetic rigid disk drives
pp. 1334-1343(10)
Authors: Tambe N.S.; Bhushan B.

CBN tool wear in ductile cutting of tungsten carbide
pp. 1344-1351(8)
Authors: Liu K.; Li X.P.; Rahman M.; Liu X.D.

A pressured air jet approach to tool wear minimization in cutting of metal matrix composites
pp. 1352-1358(7)
Authors: Li X.P.; Seah K.H.W.

Experimental analysis and optimisation of tool wear in dry machining of aluminium alloys
pp. 1359-1368(10)
Authors: Nouari M.; List G.; Girot F.; Coupard D.

Tribological behavior of aluminum alloys in a vibratory finishing process
pp. 1369-1379(11)
Authors: Baghbanan M.R.; Yabuki A.; Timsit R.S.; Spelt J.K.

Some observations on the wear of diamond tools in ultra-precision cutting of single-crystal silicon
pp. 1380-1387(8)
Authors: Yan J.; Syoji K.; Tamaki J.

Hard turning of M50 steel with different microstructures in continuous and intermittent cutting
pp. 1388-1394(7)
Author: Chou Y.K.

Machining stability in turning operation when cutting with a progressively worn tool insert
pp. 1395-1403(9)
Authors: Fofana M.S.; Ee K.C.; Jawahir I.S.

Progressive tool-wear mechanisms and their effects on chip-curl/chip-form in machining with grooved tools: an extended application of the equivalent toolface (ET) model
pp. 1404-1413(10)
Authors: Ee K.C.; Balaji A.K.; Jawahir I.S.

To characterise diamond mill wear
pp. 1414-1420(7)
Authors: Polini W.; Turchetta S.

Mechanisms of abrasive wear in the grinding of titanium (TC4) and nickel (K417) alloys
pp. 1421-1426(6)
Authors: Xu X.; Yu Y.; Huang H.

Modeling and simulation of the tool wear in nanometric cutting
pp. 1427-1432(6)
Authors: Cheng K.; Luo X.; Ward R.; Holt R.

Failure characteristics of diamond-coated carbides in machining wood-based composites
pp. 1433-1437(5)
Authors: Sheikh-Ahmad J.Y.; Stewart J.S.; Feld H.

Duplex treatment of 32CrMoV13 steel by ionic nitriding and triode sputtering: application to wood machining
pp. 1438-1443(6)
Authors: Chekour L.; Nouveau C.; Chala A.; Djouadi M.-A.

Analysis of the friction and wear behaviour of hot work tool steel for forging
pp. 1444-1454(11)
Authors: Barrau O.; Boher C.; Gras R.; Rezai-Aria F.

The use of dry film lubricants in aluminum sheet metal forming
pp. 1455-1462(8)
Authors: Meiler M.; Pfestorf M.; Geiger M.; Merklein M.

Fretting wear in self-piercing riveted aluminium alloy sheet
pp. 1463-1470(8)
Authors: Chen Y.K.; Han L.; Chrysanthou A.; O'Sullivan J.M.

Wear and frictional behaviour of high strength steel in stamping monitored by acoustic emission technique
pp. 1471-1479(9)
Authors: Skare T.; Krantz F.

Author Index
pp. 1480-1482(3)

Subject Index
pp. 1483-1498(16)