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Hakan KALELİ1)*, Alper CERİT2)
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Mechanical Faculty, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Yıldız Technical University, Istanbul, Turkey
Department of Industrial Design Engineering, Erciyes University Engineering Faculty, Kayseri, Turkey
*Corresponding author: kalelih@yahoo.com
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Table 1
Medium
OB 300
U 64
U 65
U 66
Friction coefficients values and wear rates
Maximum hertzian
stress, [GPa]
0.8168
1.029
1.178
0.8168
1.029
1.178
0.8168
1.029
1.178
0.8168
1.029
1.178
Friction coefficient
at 400m, [-]
0.131
0.105
0.118
0.095
0.081
0.073
0.102
0.079
0.085
0.128
0.098
0.112
Disk wear rate
[mm3/N/m]
6.711E-007
8.610E-007
2.387E-006
8.391E-008
1.343E-007
1.008E-006
6.708E-007
2.284E-006
3.631E-006
6.718E-007
2.282E-006
1.172E-005
Ball wear rate
[mm3/N/m]
8.789E-008
7.041E-008
4.960E-008
7.741E-008
7.041E-008
6.804E-008
9.941E-008
4.676E-008
4.960E-008
1.052E-007
7.041E-008
8.291E-008
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dL p dt  f W u1
(1)
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