PROGNOSTIC MODELS OF TRIBOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF LUBRICANTS
Journal Title: Tribologia - Year 2014, Vol 253, Issue 1
Abstract
The article presents the ability to prediction of the regression models of the AE and EP additives effect on tribological properties of lubricants. The tribological properties of the elaborated lubricants were evaluated with the use of four-ball apparatus. The tribological parameters: Goz – the limiting load of wear and poz – the limiting pressure of seizure were analyzed. The lubricants elaborated with the use of different oil basis namely: mineral, ester and hydrocarbon were investigated. Based on the research results the regression models were developed and theirs prediction abilities were evaluated.
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Ryszard RUTA, Andrzej BATOR
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