An experimental and analytical study of the effect of water and its tribochemistry on the tribocorrosive wear of boundary lubricated systems with ZDDP-containing oil (original) (raw)

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  36. Jean Michel Martin TO, Clotilde Minfray,, Miyamotoc FDA. The origin of anti-wear chemistry of ZDDP. Faraday Discussions. 2012;156(1):311-23.
  37. Benedet J, Green JH, Lamb GD, Spikes HA. Spurious mild wear measurement using white light interference microscopy in the presence of antiwear films. Tribology Transactions. 2009;52(6):841-6.
  38. Spikes H, Cann P. The development and application of the spacer layer imaging method for measuring lubricant film thickness. Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part J: Journal of Engineering Tribology. 2001;215(3):261-77.
  39. Fujita H, Glovnea R, Spikes H. Study of zinc dialkydithiophosphate antiwear film formation and removal processes, part I: Experimental. Tribology transactions. 2005;48(4):558-66.
  40. Fitch J, Jaggernauth S. MOISTURE--The Second Most Destructive Lubricant Contaminate, and its Effects on Bearing Life. P/PM Technology. 1994;12:1-4.
  41. Needelman W, LaVallee G, editors. Forms of Water in Oil and Their Control. Noria Lubrication Excellence Conference, Columbus Ohio; 2006.
  42. Duncanson M. Detecting and controlling water in oil. Practicing Oil Analysis Magazine. 2005:22-4.
  43. Cantley RE. The effect of water in lubricating oil on bearing fatigue life. ASLE TRANSACTIONS. 1977;20(3):244-8.
  44. Felsen I, McQuaid R, Marzani J. Effect of seawater on the fatigue life and failure distribution of flood-lubricated angular contact ball bearings. ASLE TRANSACTIONS. 1972;15(1):8-17.
  45. Jiang J, Zhang S, Arnell RD. The effect of relative humidity on wear of a diamond-like carbon coating. Surface and Coatings Technology. 2003 4/22/;167(2-3):221-5.
  46. Schatzberg P, Felsen I. Effects of water and oxygen during rolling contact lubrication. Wear. 1968;12(5):331-42.
  47. Ciruna J, Szieleit H. The effect of hydrogen on the rolling contact fatigue life of AISI 52100 and 440C steel balls. Wear. 1973;24(1):107-18.
  48. Grunberg L, Jamieson D, Scott D. Hydrogen penetration in water-accelerated fatigue of rolling surfaces. Philosophical Magazine. 1963;8(93):1553-68.
  49. Evans MH, Richardson AD, Wang L, Wood RJK. Serial sectioning investigation of butterfly and white etching crack (WEC) formation in wind turbine gearbox bearings. Wear. 2013 4//;302(1- 2):1573-82.
  50. Cen H. Effect of water on the performance of lubricants and related tribochemistry in boundary lubricated steel/steel contacts: University of Leeds; 2012.
  51. Gresham RM. When oil and water do mix. Tribology & Lubrication Technology. 2008;64(3):22.
  52. Echin A, Novosartov G, Popova E. Hygroscopicity of synthetic oils. Chemistry and Technology of Fuels and Oils. 1981;17(4):198-200.
  53. Lancaster JK. A review of the influence of environmental humidity and water on friction, lubrication and wear. Tribology International. 1990 12;23(6):371-89.
  54. Sheiretov T, Van Glabbeek W, Cusano C. The effect of dissolved water on the tribological properties of polyalkylene glycol and polyolester lubricants. Lubrication engineering. 1996;52(6):463- 80.
  55. Spikes H. The history and mechanisms of ZDDP. Tribology Letters. 2004;17(3):469-89.
  56. Rounds FG. Some factors affecting the decomposition of three commercial zinc organodithiophosphates. ASLE TRANSACTIONS. 1975;18(2):79-89.
  57. Faut OD, Wheeler DR. On the mechanism of lubrication by tricresylphosphate (TCP)-the coefficient of friction as a function of temperature for TCP on M-50 steel. ASLE TRANSACTIONS. 1983;26(3):344-50.
  58. Nedelcu I, Piras E, Rossi A, Pasaribu H. XPS analysis on the influence of water on the evolution of zinc dialkyldithiophosphate-derived reaction layer in lubricated rolling contacts. Surface and Interface Analysis. 2012;44(8):1219-24.
  59. Cen H, Morina A, Neville A, Pasaribu R, Nedelcu I. Effect of water on ZDDP anti-wear performance and related tribochemistry in lubricated steel/steel pure sliding contacts. Tribology International. 2012;56:47-57.
  60. Meng H, Ludema K. Wear models and predictive equations: their form and content. Wear. 1995;181:443-57.
  61. Meng H-C. Wear modeling: evaluation and categorization of wear models. 1994.
  62. Suh NP. An overview of the delamination theory of wear. Wear. 1977;44(1):1-16.
  63. Rabinowicz E. Friction and wear of materials. 1965.
  64. Archard J. Contact and rubbing of flat surfaces. Journal of applied physics. 1953;24(8):981-8.
  65. Holm R, Holm EA. Electric contacts. 1967.
  66. Sullivan JL. Boundary lubrication and oxidational wear. Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics. 1986;19(10):1999.
  67. H. Zhang LC. A Micro-Contact Model for Boundary Lubrication With Lubricant/Surface Physiochemistry. Journal of tribology. 2003;125(1):8-15.
  68. Joel Andersson, Roland Larsson, Andreas Almqvist, Grahnb M, Minami I. Semi-deterministic chemo-mechanical model of boundary lubrication. faraday Discussions. 2012;156(1):343-60.
  69. Bosman R, Schipper DJ. Running-in of systems protected by additive-rich oils. Tribology Letters. 2011;41(1):263-82.
  70. Ghanbarzadeh A, Wilson M, Morina A, Dowson D, Neville A. Development of a New Mechano-Chemical Model in Boundary Lubrication. Tribology International. 2016;93:573-82.
  71. Ghanbarzadeh A, Parsaeian P, Morina A, Wilson MC, van Eijk MC, Nedelcu I, et al. A Semi- deterministic Wear Model Considering the Effect of Zinc Dialkyl Dithiophosphate Tribofilm. Tribology Letters. 2016;61(1):1-15.
  72. Tonder YZHaK. Simulation of 3-D random rough surface by 2-D digital filter and Fourier analysis. International journal of machine tools and manufacture. 1992;32(1):83-90.
  73. Schipper RBDJ. Mild Wear Prediction of Boundary-Lubricated Contacts. Tribology Letters. 2011;42(2):169-78.
  74. Minfray C, Martin J, De Barros M, Le Mogne T, Kersting R, Hagenhoff B. Chemistry of ZDDP tribofilm by ToF-SIMS. Tribology Letters. 2004;17(3):351-7.
  75. Jean Michel Martin TO, Clotilde Minfray,, Miyamotoc FDA. The origin of anti-wear chemistry of ZDDP. Faraday Discussions. 2012;156(1):311-23.
  76. Benedet J, Green JH, Lamb GD, Spikes HA. Spurious mild wear measurement using white light interference microscopy in the presence of antiwear films. Tribology Transactions. 2009;52(6):841-6.
  77. Spikes H, Cann P. The development and application of the spacer layer imaging method for measuring lubricant film thickness. Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part J: Journal of Engineering Tribology. 2001;215(3):261-77.
  78. Fujita h, Glovnea R, Spikes H. Study of zinc dialkydithiophosphate antiwear film formation and removal processes, part I: experimental. Tribology transactions. 2005;48(4):558-66. 1-Prof Margaret Stack University of Strathclyde margaret.stack@strath.ac.uk
  79. -Prof. Dr. Nicholas D. Spencer ETH nicholas.spencer@mat.ethz.ch
  80. -Professor Robert J K Wood University of Southampton r.wood@soton.ac.uk *Suggested Reviewers Click here to download Suggested Reviewers: suggested reviewers2.docx