British Journal of Applied Physics · 1951 · 12 citations · 1 references
EngineeringMaterials ScienceMechanical EngineeringRheologyThermodynamicsTribologyLubricant PropertiesLubricant RheologyLubrication EngineeringLubrication SystemsSliding ContactBoundary Lubrication MaterialsFrictional SlidingLubricant Film RheologyLubricant Viscosity EffectsLubricated ContactLubricationLubrication TestingTemperature Effects On Friction
The postulate of Blok that lubrication will fail when the temperature in the contact area reaches a value characteristic of the lubricant and sliding system is confirmed by experiments on the two-ball machine. It is shown that for the range of mineral oils tested the failure temperature increases with viscosity.
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