Dvoruk V. Rheologe - kinetic concept abrasive wearability and its realization in control serviceability of mechanical tribosystems

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Thesis for the degree of Doctor of Science (DSc)

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0507U000701

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Specialization

  • 05.02.04 - Тертя та зношування в машинах

20-12-2007

Specialized Academic Board

Д.26.062.06

Essay

The dissertation contained on theoreticfl - experimtntal data rheologe - kinetic concept abrasivt wearability.This concept based on rheologe - kinetic correlation process destruction and deformation in form physical model of abrasive fracture and design - analitic models abrasive wear. This correlation determined by means of new criterions of abrazive wear materials which charecteriserheology parameters. It's shown correlation this parameters with abrasive wear that permit formulate new principle minimization abrasive wear. On this base developed and selected of new materials for improvement tribotechnical properties drile pipes tool joints and founding industry equipment details.

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