39th LEEDS-LYON SYMPOSIUM on TRIBOLOGY
Leeds Trinity University College, Leeds, Tuesday 4th - Friday 7th September 2012
“GREAT CHALLENGES IN TRIBOLOGY”
FINAL PROGRAMME
TUESDAY 4th SEPTEMBER
11.00 – 1430
Registration
14.30 - 16.00
SESSION I
Auditorium
Paper I (i)
"Going No Wear, Fast" by W G Sawyer, University of Florida, USA.
Paper II (ii)
“The Role of Tribology Research in the Development of Energy
Efficient Lubricants” by M N Webster1, T Haque1, D E Deckman2,
1Corporate Strategic Research, 2Products Research and Technology,
ExxonMobil Research and Engineering, USA.
16.00 - 18.00
Poster Session
KEYNOTE PAPERS
Chair:
D Dowson
Auditorium and Conference Suite (with Tea and Coffee)
The list of posters is given at the end of the Programme
18.30 prompt Coaches depart to Conference Dinner:
The University of Leeds
For Evening Reception and Symposium Dinner
After Dinner Speaker
Professor Isobel A Pollock,
127th President of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, UK,
and
Royal Academy of Engineering
Visiting Professor in Engineering and Design at the University of Leeds, UK
WEDNESDAY 5th SEPTEMBER
09.00 - 10.30
SESSION II
Auditorium
PLENARY PAPERS 1
Chair:
A Neville
Session II (i)
“A great challenge in EHD lubrication: Toward quantitative predictions based on
the actual rheological behaviour of the lubricant” by S Bair1, P Vergne2, 1Georgia
Institute of Technology, USA, 2 Université de Lyon, LaMCoS INSA-Lyon, France,.
Session II (ii)
“Controlling boundary and hydrodynamic friction in silicon MEMS” by
T Reddyhoff1, J Leong2, L Tonggang3, S K Sinha2, A S Holmes1, H A Spikes1, 1Imperial
College, London, 2National University of Singapore, Singapore, 3China University of
Mining and Technology, China.
Session II (iii)
“Responding to global challenges – development of energy-efficient lubricant for
future energy sustainability and environmental opportunities” by S C Tung,
G Mazzamaro, C Esche, G Aguilar, M Patel, S Donnelly, R T Vanderbilt Company Inc.
USA.
10.30 – 11.00 COFFEE/TEA – Conference Suite
11.00 – 12.30
PARALLEL SESSIONS III to VI
11.00 – 12.30
SESSION III
Auditorium
Paper III (i)
“Friction between human skin and medical textiles for decubitus prevention” by
G-M Rotaru1, D Pille1, F Lehmeier1, R Stämpfli1, A Scheel-Sailer2, R M Rossi1, S
Derler1, 1Empa– Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology,
2Swiss Paraplegic Centre,Switzerland.
Paper III (ii)
“Friction characteristics for trocars at different instrument velocities in
laparoscopic surgery” by R Roshan1, P Culmer1, A A Nodeh1, D G Jayne2, M White3,
A Neville1, 1University of Leeds, 2St James’s University Hospital, 3Surgical Innovations
Group plc, Leeds, UK
Paper III (iii)
“Effect of phospholipids on wear of ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene” by
Y Sawae, T Morioka, R Oide, Kyushu University, Japan.
Paper III (iv)
“Tribology of insulation materials within implantable cardioverter-defibrillation
leads” by C Wilson, A Himes, Medtronic Inc. USA
Paper III (v)
“Study of film formation in bovine serum lubricated contacts under rolling/sliding
conditions” by M Vrbka, T Návrat, I Křupka, M Hartl, J Gallo, Brno University of
Technology, Czech Republic.
11.00 – 12.30
SESSION IV
AG100
Paper IV (i)
“Comparison of engine oil degradation observed in the laboratory and in the
engine by means of chemometrics” by C Besser1, N Dörr1, F Novotney-Farkas2,
K Varmuza3, G Allmaier3, 1AC2T research GmbH, 2OMV Refining and Marketing
GmbH, 3Vienna University of Technology, Vienna.
Paper IV (ii)
“Engine oil acidity detection using solid state ion selective electrodes” by
M Soleimani1, M Sophocleous1, M Glanc1, J Atkinson1, L Wang1, R J K Wood1,
R I Taylor2, 1University of Southampton, 2Shell Research Ltd. UK,
Paper IV (iii)
“New insight into the relationship between molecular effects and the rheological
behaviour of polymer-thickened lubricants” by C Mary1,2, D Philippon1, S Bair3,
O Lerasle2, F Jarnias2, P Vergne1, 1Université de Lyon, 2TOTAL CReS chemin du
canal, France. 3Georgia Institute of Technology, USA.
BIO-MEDICAL 1
Chair:
M A Masen
ENGINE LUBRICANTS
Chair:
R I Taylor
WEDNESDAY 5th SEPTEMBER
Session IV (cont/d)
Paper IV (iv)
“The influence of SAPS lubricant additives on tribological behaviour of DLC
coatings” by I. Velkavrh1, M. Kalin1, A. Cavaleiro2, T. Polcar3, J. de Hosson4, J. Rao5,
F. Meunier6, 1University of Ljubljana, Slovenia, 2 University of Coimbra, Portugal,
3University of Southampton, UK, 4University of Groningen, The Netherlands, 5Sulzer
Sorevi S.A.S, France.
Paper IV (v)
“Simulation of coupled oil film lubricated contacts in internal combustion
engines” by G Offner, F Diwoky, C Schweiger, W Baier, Advanced Simulation
Technologies, Austria.
11.00 – 12.30
SESSION V
Room AG 21
Paper V (i)
“Shear induced transition of diffusion modes and effect on friction of water
molecules confined between graphene sheets” by L Xu, T-b Ma, H Wang, Y-z Hu,
Tsinghua University, Beijing, China
Paper V (ii)
“Tribological characterisation of carbon nanotube added Si3N4 ceramic
composites” by Zs. Koncsik, M B Maros, L Kuzsella, University of Miskolc, Hungary.
Paper V (iii)
“Molecular dynamics simulation of influence of atomic-scale stick-slip
phenomenon on energy dissipation and friction anisotropy” by J Shimizu, L Zhou,
T Yamamoto, Ibaraki University, Japan.
Paper V (iv)
“Tribological behaviour of vegetable oil-based lubricants with nanoparticles of
oxides in boundary lubrication conditions” by S M Alves, B S Barros, M F Trajano,
K S B Ribeiro, Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil.
Paper V (v)
“Relating friction and adhesion for single smooth contact by means of models
and experiments” by M A Yaqoob1,2, M B de Rooij2, D J Schipper2, 1Materials and
Innovation Institute, 2University of Twente, The Netherlands.
11.00 – 12.30
SESSION VI
Room AF20
Paper VI (i)
“Dry elasto-plastic contact of nominally flat surfaces” by A Manoylov, H P Evans,
Cardiff University, UK.
Paper VI (ii)
“How to determine surface asperities for real contact area calculations using
deterministic approach” by A. Pogačnik1, M Kalin2, 1I Mehanizmi, 2Laboratory for
Tribology and Interface Nanotechnology, Slovenia
Paper VI (iii)
“Application of smoothed particle applied mechanics (SPAM) to tribological
problems involving large deformations” by S Nugent, A Fischer, C Peuker,
G Vorlaufer, AC2T research GmbH, Austria.
Paper VI (iv)
“Effect of inhomogeneity on stress field in contacts between nominally flat
surfaces” by L Wang1, Y-z Hu1, W-z Wang2, H Wang1, 1Tsinghua University, 2Beijing
Institute of Technology, Beijing, China.
Paper VI (v)
“Contact behaviour of the hard metals and cermets during monotonic and cyclic
loading” by G Sergejev, M Antonov, J Kubarsepp, Tallinn University, Estonia
12.30 – 13.30 LUNCH
13.30 – 14.00 PHOTOGRAPH
NANO-TRIBOLOGY
Chair:
B Beake
CONTACT MECHANICS
Chair:
W G Sawyer
WEDNESDAY 5th SEPTEMBER
14.00 – 15.30
PARALLEL SESSIONS VII to X
14.00 – 15.30
SESSION VII
Auditorium
DLC 1
Chair:
M Kalin
Paper VII (i)
“Understanding low friction of DLC coatings using a novel technique” by
F Majdoub1, J M Martin1, M Belin1, J Perret-Liaudet1, M Kano2, K Yoshida2, 1Ecole
Centrale de Lyon, France, 2Kanagawa Industrial Technology Center, Japan.
Paper VII (ii)
“Influence of doping elements on tribofilm formation in diamond-like carbon
contacts with the use of different SAPS oils” by I. Velkavrh1, M. Kalin1, E. Oblak1,
F. Meunier2, 1University of Ljubljana, Slovenia, 22Sulzer Sorevi S.A.S, France.
Paper VII (iii)
“Friction and wear mechanisms of the metal-doped DLC in low-saps engine oil
boundary lubricated system” by Z Hongyuan, J Lanigan, A Morina, A Neville,
University of Leeds, UK.
Paper VII (iv)
“Friction and wear performance of DLC coatings with laser surface patterning” by
P W Shum, Z F Zhou, K Y Li, City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, SAR.
Paper VII (v)
“Hardness effect of DLC on tribological properties for sliding bearing under
boundary lubrication condition in additive-free mineral base oil” by
N A Masripan1, K Ohara1, N Umehara1, H Kousaka1, T Tokoroyama1, S Inami2,
K Zushi2, M Fujita2, 1Nagoya University, 2Daido Metal Co. Japan.
14.00 – 15.30
SESSION VIII
AG100
Paper VIII (i)
“Study of the tribological contacts of a piston ring in a squeeze film damper” by
A Albers1, S Jäger1, M Klingsporn2, R Blutke2, 1KIT Karlsruhe Institute of Technology,
2Rolls-Royce Deutschland Ltd, Germany.
Paper VIII (ii)
“Investigations on power losses and thermal behaviour of rolling element bearing
– transient aspects” by F Pouly3, C Changenet2, F Ville1, P Velex1, B Damiens3, 1
Université de Lyon, LaMCoS, INSA-Lyon, France, 2Université de Lyon, ECAM,
3TURBOMECA Groupe Safran, France.
Paper VIII (iii)
“Roller skew analysis in taper-roller bearings - a dynamic approach” by S Jain,
H Hunt, University of Cambridge, UK.
Paper VIII (iv)
“Gas foil bearings behaviour in refrigeration gas” by M Garcia1, B Bou-Said1,
J Rocchi2, G Grau2, Université de Lyon, LaMCoS, INSA-Lyon, France, 2LTS, France.
Paper VIII (v)
“Influence of flange waviness on metal sealing” by A Tlili1, A Beziat1, F Ledrappier2,
H Zahouani3, J-M Bergheau3, 1CEA, DEN, SDTC, 2Technetics Group, 3Université de
Lyon, LaMCoS, INSA-Lyon, France,
14.00 – 15.30
SESSION IX
AG21
Paper IX (i)
“Effects of counterface materials and temperature on friction and wear of PTFE
composites in hydrogen” by T Morita1, M Nabeshima1, Y Kurono1, Y Sawae1,
J Sugimura1,2, 1Kyushu University, 2National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science
and Technology, Japan.
Paper IX (ii)
“Triboluminescence of polypropylene, polyamide, perfluoropolyether
polyoxymethylene – Effects of wear mode and atmosphere” by K Hiratsuka,
K Hosotani, China Institute of Technology, Japan.
Paper IX (iii)
“Effective lubricant supply to high speed PEK-steel contacts” by C J Dyson1,2, M
Fox2, W Hopkins1, M Priest2, 1ROCOL Lubricants, 2University of Leeds, UK.
Paper IX (iv)
“Wear aspects of polymer composites in friction on polished steel surfaces” by
L Capitanu1, V Florescu2, Romanian Academy, 2Technical University of Civil
Engineering, Romania
BEARINGS AND SEALS
Chair:
G Poll
POLYMERS
Chair
M F Fox
and
WEDNESDAY 5th SEPTEMBER
Session IX (cont/d)
Paper IX (v)
14.00 – 15.30
“Optimization of test parameters that influence erosive wear behaviours of GFreinforced epoxy composites by using Taguchi method” by M Bagci, H Imrek,
O M Khalfan, Selcuk University, Turkey.
SESSION X
Room AF20
MANUFACTURING
Chair:
O Mian
Paper X (i)
“A sensor for monitoring lubrication in the roll strip interface” by A Hunter,
R Dwyer-Joyce, University of Sheffield, Sheffield, UK.
Paper X (ii)
“Plate-out characteristics and supply behaviours of O/W emulsions for cold
rolling” by N Fujita, Y Kimura, JFE Steel Corporation, Japan.
Paper X (iii)
“Diamond/WC-Co drill bit cutters quality: mechanical performances and material
considerations” by M Yahiaoui1, L Gerbaud2, J-Y Paris1, K Delbe1, J Denape1,
A Dourfaye3, 1Ecole Nationale d’Ingénieurs de Tarbes, 2Mines Paris Tech, 3Varel
Europe, France.
Paper X (iv)
“Study of mechanical properties and wear resistance of TiWCN and CrMoN
coatings for machining tools” by I Rahil1, C Nouveau1, L Imhoff3, A Fabre2, A Iost4, 1
Arts et Métiers ParisTech, LaBoMaP, 2 Arts et Métiers ParisTech, MécaSurf,
3University of Burgundy, 4 Arts et Métiers ParisTech, LML, France.
Paper X (v)
“Machining with CrAl-Oxynitride coated tooling” by A Pilkington1,2, S J Dowey2,3,
J T Toton1,2, E D Doyle1,2, 1RMIT University, 2The Defence Materials Technology
Centre, 3Sutton Tools Pty Ltd, Australia
15.30 - 16.00
COFFEE/TEA – Conference Suite
16.00 – 18.00
PARALLEL SESSIONS XI to XIV
16.00 – 18.00
SESSION XI
Auditorium
Paper XI (i)
“Formation of micro-grooves under impact loading in elliptical contacts with
surface asperities”by M Kaneta1, F Guo2, J Wang2, I Křupka1, M Hartl1, 1Brno
University of Technology, Czech Republic, 2Qingdao Technological University, PR
China.
Paper XI (ii)
“Characterization of film thickness in elastohydrodynamic regime through
molecular dynamics modelling for the lubricant properties” by V D’Agostino,
V Petrone, A Senatore, University of Salerno, Italy.
Paper XI (iii)
“Experimental study of artificial features attenuation in rolling-sliding EHL
contacts: complementary wave” by P Šperka, I Krupka, M Hartl, Brno University of
Technology, Czech Republic.
Paper XI (iv)
“Transient thermal elastohydrodynamic lubrication analysis of helical gears” by
Y-Q Wang, P Yang, P-R Yang, Quingdao Technological University, P R China.
Paper XI (v)
“The outlet of elastohydrodynamic lubricated line contacts” by V Bruyere1,
N Fillot1, G E Morales-Espejel1,2, P Vergne1, 1Université de Lyon, LaMCoS INSA-Lyon,
France, 2SKF Engineering and Research Centre, The Netherlands.
Paper XI (vi)
“On the thermal elastohydrodynamic lubrication of tilting roller pairs” by
Xiaoling Liu, Peiran Yang, Qingdao Technological University, P R China
Paper XI (vii)
“Traction characteristics in traction drive of concave and convex roller pair
(Cases using traction oils TD22 and SANTOLUBE32)” by K Miyachika, H Tomioka,
Tottori University, Japan.
ELASTOHYDRODYNAMIC LUBRICATION 1
Chair:
P Vergne
WEDNESDAY 5th SEPTEMBER
16.00 – 18.00
SESSION XII
AG100
Paper XII (i)
“An approach to determine the friction power loss of subsystems in a serially
produced ICE by combination of measurement and validated simulation” by
D E Sander, H Allmaier, C Priestner, F M Reich, Virtual Vehicle Competence Center,
Austria.
Paper XII (ii)
“Influence of lubricant degradation on measured piston ring film thickness in a
motored reciprocating engine” by R S Notay, M Priest, M F Fox, R C Coy, The
University of Leeds, UK.
Paper XII (iii)
“Mathematical modelling of piston ring liner tribosystem” by G D Thakre1,
M R Tyagi2, 1Indian Institute of Petroleum, 2Graphic Era University, India.
Paper XII (iv)
“Qualitative discrimination between API GL performance levels of manual
transmission fluids through a new four-ball scuffing test” by W Tuszynski,
M Szczerek, Institute for Sustainable Technologies, National Research Institute,
Poland.
Paper XII (v)
“Palm and soybean biodiesel compatibility with fuel system elastomers” by
S A Alves, V S Mello, J S Medeiros, Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil
16.00 – 18.00
SESSION XIII
Room AG21
Paper XIII (i)
“Advanced design of hierarchical topographies in metallic surfaces by combining
micro metal coining and laser interference patterning under hydrodynamic
lubrication” by C Gachot1, A Rosenkranz1, B Wietbrock2, G Hirt2, F Mucklich1,
1Saarland University, 2Institute of Metal Forming, Germany.
Paper XIII (ii)
“Comparison of the effect of surface texture on the surfaces of steel and
UHMWPE” by B Zhang, W Huang, J Wang, X Wang, Nanjing University of Aeronautics
& Astronautics, China.
Paper XIII (iii)
“Tailored friction properties and enhanced run-in behaviour by geometrical
interlocking of laser interference patterned surfaces” by A Rosenkranz1, C
Gachot1, L Reinert1, M H Muser2, F Mucklich2, 1Saarland University, 2Jűlich
Supercomputing Centre, Germany.
Paper XIII (iv)
“CFD analysis of real-textured surface processed by laser” by Y Oshima,
A Nakano, R Tsuboi, S Sasaki, Tokyo University of Science, Japan.
Paper XIII (v)
“CFD simulation of hydrodynamnic lubrication with surface texturing considering
with non-dimensional evaluation” by R Tsuboi, Y Oshima, A Nakano, S Sasaki,
Tokyo University of Science, Japan.
Paper XIII (vi)
“Improvement of friction characteristics on reciprocating machinery by micro
dimples” by M Oda1, K Iwamoto1, K Tanaka1, T Fujino2, 1Tokyo University of Marine
Science and Technology, Japan, 2Nagaoka University of Technology, Japan.
Paper XIII (vii)
“Study on tribological characteristics of textured nano-multilayer surface” by
M Koyama1, S Kato2, R Tsuboi1, S Sasaki1, 1Tokyo University of Science, 2KYB
Corporation, Japan.
AUTOMOTIVE
Chair:
M N Webster
SURFACE TEXTURING
Chair:
R W Hewson
WEDNESDAY 5th SEPTEMBER
16.00 – 18.00
SESSION XIV
Room AF20
WEAR
Chair:
R Dwyer-Joyce
Paper XIV (i)
“A mechanism for severe delamination wear” by N Sandaram, Y Guo,
S Chandrasekar, Purdue University, USA.
Paper XIV (ii)
“Fretting wear behaviours in slip regime of laser quenching/nitride layers on
60Si2Mn steel” by Z-B Cai1,2, X Wu1, M-X Shen1, J-F Peng1, M-H Zhu1, 1Jiaotong
University, 2Chongqing University, China.
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Paper XIV (iii)
“Real-time observation and friction vibration analyses of torsional fretting wear
for PMMA against different contact bodies” by S Yang, Z B Cai, M X Shen, J Yang,
X B Xiao, M H Zhu, Southwest Jiaotong University, China.
Paper XIV (iv)
“Steel machining chips as reinforcements to improve wear resistance of metal
alloys: study of a model Zn-Al alloy system” by P Iglesias1,2,3, A E Jiménez1,2,
D Pérez1, M D Bermúdez1, B C Rao2, S Chandrakekar2, 1Universidad Politécnica de
Cartagena, Spain, 2Purdue University, USA, 3Rochester Institute of Technology, USA.
Paper XIV (v)
“Effect of loading system inertia on tribological behavior of ceramic-ceramic,
metal-ceramic and metal-metal dry sliding contacts” by M. Antonov, I. Hussainova,
E. Adoberg, Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia.
Paper XIV (vi)
“Combined experimental and numerical approach for wear prediction in feed
pipes” by M Varga1,E Badisch1, Ch. Goniva2,3, Ch. Kloss2,3, S Pirker2, 1AC2T research
GmbH, 2Johannes Kepler University,`DCS Computing GmbH, Austria.
Paper XIV (vii)
“Study on tribology properties of ultra-fine alumina ceramics” by W Huang, G Wu,
X Zhang, Chongqing University of Technology, China.
18.30 – 19.30
DINNER in Leeds Trinity University College
THURSDAY 6th SEPTEMBER
09.00 - 10.30
SESSION XV
Auditorium
PLENARY PAPERS 2
Chair:
M Masuko
Paper XV (i)
“Influence of lubricant degradation due to seawater contamination on the
performance of offshore wind turbine bearings” by F Mubarok, T Nyhus,
N Espallargas, NTNU, Norway.
Paper XV (ii)
“Towards nanomechanics-inspired design rules for developing coatings for dry
ultra-high-speed machining” by B Beake, Micro Materials Ltd, UK.
Paper XV (iii)
“The role of the skin microrelief in the contact behaviour of human skin: contact
between the human finger and regular surface textures” by J van Kuilenburg1,2,
M A Masen2, E van der Heide2,3, 1Materials Innovation Institute, 2University of Twente,
3
TNO, The Netherlands.
10.30 – 11.00 COFFEE/TEA – Conference Suite
11.00 – 12.30
PARALLEL SESSIONS XVI to XIX
11.00 – 12.30
SESSION XVI
Auditorium
DLC 2
Chair:
A Morina
Paper XVI (i)
“Comparison of the tribological performance and tribochemical processes in a
DLC/Steel system when lubricated in fully formulated oil with different
concentration of MoDTC type friction modifier” by S.Kosarieh1, A. Morina1,
A.Neville1, E.Lainé2, J.Flemming2, 1University of Leeds, 2Infineum UK Ltd. UK.
Paper XVI (ii)
“Ultra-low friction of diamond-like carbon (DLC) under oil boundary lubrication”
by H A Tasdemir1, T Tokoroyama1, H Kousaka1, N Umehara1, Y Mabuchi2, T Higuchi2,
1Nagoya University, 2Nissan Motor Co, Japan.
Paper XVI (iii)
“Friction reduction mechanisms in boundary lubricated W-doped DLC coatings”
by L Yang1, A Morina1, A Neville1, A Brown2, P Ransom2, 1University of Leeds, Leeds,
2Afton Chemical Ltd, Berkshire, UK.
Paper XVI (iv)
“Evaluation of transformed layers of DLC after sliding in oil with spectroscopic
reflectometry” by K Ohara1, N A B Masripan1,3, N Umehara1, H Kousaka1,
T Tokoroyama1, S Inami2, K Zushi2, M Fujita2, 1Nagoya University, 2Daido Metal Co,
Japan, 3Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka..
Paper XVI (v)
“The effect of Si Interlayers on the adhesion and wear behaviour of diamond like
carbon (DLC) coatings deposited on 316L stainless steel” by L Ward1, F Junge2,
A Lampka2, M Dobbertin2, C Mewes2, M Wienecke2, 1Royal Melbourne Institute of
Technology, Australia, 2Institute of Surface and Thin Film Technology, Germany
11.00 – 12.30
SESSION XVII
Room AG100
BIO-MEDICAL 2
Chair:
J B Medley
Paper XVII (i)
“Antimicrobial agents affect polyethylene wear in knee simulator testing” by
J M Brandt1, K Mahmoud2, S Koval2, S J MacDonald2,J B Medley3, 1Concordia Hip and
Knee Institute, 2 University of Western Ontario, 3University of Waterloo, Canada.
Paper XVII (ii)
“Biotribocorrosion of metal-on-metal hip replacements: How surface degradation
can influence metal ion formation” by J Hesketh, Q Meng, D Dowson, A Neville,
University of Leeds, UK.
Paper XVII (iii)
“A novel wear testing machine design for total hip joint prostheses” by
V I Pakhaliuk, O M Poliakov, Y V Pashkov, M I Kalinin, I B Desyatov, Sevastopol
National Technical University, Ukraine.
Paper XVII (iv)
“Fretting Wear-fatigue Analysis for Modular Hip Implant” by T Zhang,
N M Harrison, P F McDonell, P E McHugh, S B Leen, NUI Galway, Ireland.
THURSDAY 6th SEPTEMBER
Session XVII (cont/d)
Paper XVII (v)
“Fretting corrosion characteristics of fully cemented polished collarless tapered
stems in a simulated biological environment” by M Bryant1, R Farrar2, R Freeman2,
K Brummitt2, A Neville1, 1University of Leeds, 2DePuy International, Leeds, UK.
11.00 – 12.30
SESSION XVIII
Room AG21
Paper XVIII (i)
“Study on torsional fretting corrosion behaviours of CoCrMo alloy in the serum
solution” by J H Yi1, Z B Cai1, M X Shen2, X Z Lin2, J F Peng1, M H Zhu1, 1Southwest
Jiaotong University, 2Sichuan University of Science and Engineering, China.
Paper XVIII (ii)
“Tribocorrosion mechanisms of Ni-Cr alloys: An electrochemical modelling
approach” by N Papageorgiou, A von Bonin, N Espallargas, NTNU, Norway.
Paper XVIII (iii)
“Effect of lubricants and water on micropitting” by Hui Cen1, A Morina1, A Neville1,
R Pasaribu2, 1University of Leeds, Leeds, 2SKF Engineering and Research Centre, The
Netherlands.
Paper XVIII (iv)
“Erosion-corrosion study of coated aluminium alloys for oil & gas applications”
by A Algahtani1, T Liskiewicz1, A Neville1, S Shrestha2, 1University of Leeds, 2Keronite
International Ltd, UK.
11.00 – 12.30
SESSION XIX
Room AF20
Paper XIX (i)
“The effect of friction on the usability of touch pad” by K Mizuhara1, H Hatano1,
T Washio2, 1Tokyo Denki University, 2Surgical Assist Technology Group, Japan.
Paper XIX (ii)
“Mixed friction model for rough contacts at high contact pressure” by S Neubert,
A Porat, C Hentschke, G Jacobs, RWTH Aachen University, Germany.
Paper XIX (iii)
“Tribological characterisation of an energetic material under sliding conditions”
by R Charlery, A Saulot, Y B, N Daly, Université de Lyon, LaMCoS INSA-Lyon,
France,.
Paper XIX (iv)
“On the impact of machining on the friction behaviour of mixed lubricated
contacts” by B Lorentz, A Albers, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), Germany
Paper XIX (v)
“Tribological investigation of packing friction along the stem of a valve” by
H J Ho1,3, A Saulot1, M Busquet1, Y Berthier1, A Torrance2, D Hersant3, 1Université de
Lyon, LaMCoS INSA-Lyon, France, 2Trinity College, Dublin, 3Electricité de France
R&D, France.
12.30 – 13.30
TRIBO-CORROSION
Chair
T Liskiewicz
FRICTION
Chair:
J Sugimura
Lunch
13.45 prompt Coaches Depart for Thursday Trip
Roundhay Park or City of Leeds
Dinner
Weetwood Hall Hotel and Conference Centre, Leeds
FRIDAY 7th SEPTEMBER
09.00 – 10.30
SESSION XX
Auditorium
Paper XX (i)
“Complex fluids in tribology to reduce friction: mesogenic fluids, ionic liquids
and ionic liquid crystals” by T Amann, A Kailer, Fraunhofer Institute for Mechanics of
Materials IWM, Germany.
Paper XX (ii)
“The effect of the polarity of the lubricant upon capacitance measurements of
EHD contacts” by K Jablonka1, R Glovnea1, J Bongaerts2, G Morales-Espejel2,
1University of Sussex, UK, 2SKF Engineering and Research Centre, The Netherlands.
Paper XX (iii)
“Experimental measurement and modelling of plain bearing wear in start-stop
applications” by D Gudin, O Mian, S Sanders, MAHLE Engine Systems UK Ltd,
Rugby, UK.
PLENARY PAPERS 3
Chair:
B Bou-Said
10.30 – 11.00 COFFEE/TEA – Conference Suite
11.00 – 13.00
PARALLEL SESSIONS XXI to XXIV
11.00 – 13.00
SESSION XXI
Auditorium
Paper XXI (i)
“Degradation mechanisms of ammonium type ionic liquids caused by thermooxidative stress and tribological performance of selected intact IL and its altered
product” by L Pisarova1, N Dörr1, G Allmaier2, 1AC2T research GmbH, 2Vienna
University of Technology, Austria.
Paper XXI (ii)
“Micro-magnet arrayed surface for ferrofluids lubrication” by W Huang, J Wang,
X Wang, Nanjing University of Aeronautics & Astronautics, China.
Paper XXI (iii)
“Wear reducing effects and temperature dependence of tribolayer formation in
harsh environment” by M Varga1, H Rojacz1 H Winkelmann1, H Mayer2, E Badisch1,
1AC2T research GmbH, 2Vautid Austria GmbH, Austria.
Paper XXI (iv)
“Multiresolution analysis of tribological surfaces: the impact of the lubricant” by
D Bianchi1, G Vorlaufer1, H Hunger1, N Dörr1, A Vernes1,2, G Betz2, 1Austrian Center of
Competence for Tribology, Austria, 2Vienna University of Technology, Vienna
Paper XXI (v)
“In situ monitoring of the ingress of a fluid penetrant into a threaded contact” by
J R Vail, R S Mills, J T Stephen, R S Dwyer-Joyce, University of Sheffield, UK.
Paper XXI (vi)
“A novel view on cavitating lubricant flow through sintered journal bearings” by
I A Neacşu1, B Scheichl1,2, 1AC2T research GmbH, 2Vienna University of Technology,
Austria
Paper XXI (vii)
“How far does contamination help dry lubrication efficiency?” by G Colas1,2,3,
A Saulot1, N Bouscharain1, C Godeau1, Y. Michel2,Y Berthier1, 1Université de Lyon,
LaMCoS INSA-Lyon, France,, 2CNES, Toulouse, France, 3Thalès Alenia Space,
France.
11.00 – 13.00
SESSION XXII
Room AG100
Paper XXII (i)
“Tooth friction losses in internal gear: analytical formulation and application to
epicyclic gear train” by J Durand de Givigney1,2, F Ville1, C Changenet2, P Velex1,
1Université de Lyon, LaMCoS, INSA-Lyon, France, 2Université de Lyon, ECAM, France
Paper XXII (ii)
“Possibility of phase change in anomalous elastohydrodynamic films” by K Yagi,
J Sugimura, Kyushu University, Japan.
Paper XXII (iii)
“A lubricated contact analysis of roller end-flange in tapered roller bearing” by
W-Z Wang1, L Hu1, S-G Zhang1, Y-Z Hu2, 1Beijing Institute of Technology, 2Tsinghua
University, China.
LUBRICANTS
Chair:
H van Leeuwen
ELASTOHYDRODYNAMIC LUBRICATION 2
Chair:
H P Evans
FRIDAY 7th SEPTEMBER
Session XXII (cont/d)
Paper XXII (iv)
“Stress distributions of coated film with interlayer and substrate under EHL
condition – influences of applied loads and surface velocities of ball” by
T Fujino1, K Iwamoto2, M Abe1, K Tanaka2, M Oda2, 1Nagaoka University of
Technology, 2Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology, Japan.
Paper XXII (v)
“The EHL analysis of emulsion-lubricated composite plastic bearings” by
Y Q Wang, FuE Ren, Qingdao Technological University, P R China
11.00 – 13.00
SESSION XXIII
Room AG21
Paper XXIII (i)
“Affordable precision measurements in tribology testing accelerate development
time and increase confidence in tribometer test results” by D Drees1, S Achanta1,
H van Hest1, T Delvigne2, 1Falex Tribology NV, 2DSI Deltabeam, Belgium.
Paper XXIII (ii)
“Scratch testing of nodular cast iron with steel wire and diamond tips” by
R Waudby, P Andersson, K Holmberg, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland,
Finland.
Paper XXIII (iii)
“Investigation of butterfly and white etching crack (WEC) formation under rolling
contact fatigue in 100Cr6 bearing steel for wind turbine gearbox bearing
applications using metallographic and focused ion beam tomography” by
M-H Evans1, L Wang1, H Jones2, R J K Wood1, 1Southampton (nCATS) University,
2National Physical Laboratory, UK.
Paper XXIII (iv)
“Numerical estimation of wear in reciprocating tribological experiments” by
S Ilincic1, A Vernes1,2, G Vorlaufer1, H Hunger1, N Dörr1, F Franek1,2, 1Austrian Center
of Competence for Tribology, 2Vienna University of Technology, 3Wiener Neustadt
University, Vienna.
Paper XXIII (v)
“Determination of particle flux and impact energy in the erosion of X65 carbon
steel using acoustic emission” by J I Ukpai, R Barker, X Hu, A Neville, University of
Leeds, UK.
Paper XXIII (vi)
“Tribologically induced surface layers on elastomeric materials” by
N V Rodriguez1,2, M A Masen1, D J Schipper1, 1University of Twente, 2Dutch Polymer
Institute DPI, The Netherlands
Paper XXIII (vii)
“Investigation on qualification of the damage induced by friction using X-ray
diffractometry” by A Fabre, L Barrallier, S Jégou, Arts et Métiers Paris Tech, France.
11.00 – 13.00
SESSION XXIV
Room AF20
Paper XXIV (i)
“Preliminary study of tribology of organic-molecule-coated touch panel display
surface” by M Masuko, F Ikushima, S Aoki, A Suzuki, Tokyo Institute of Technology,
Japan.
Paper XXIV (ii)
“Effect of SiO2 and PTFE additives on dry sliding of NiP electroless coating” by
D Gutsev1, M Antonov2, I Hussainova2, 1Metal-Polymer Research Institute NASB,
Belarus, 2Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia.
Paper XXIV (iii)
“Tribological and structural characterization of TaN-SiNx thin films deposited on
Ti, TiAIV and steel AISI 410 substrates” by M Figueroa1, Er Garcia1, G Ramirez2,
S Muhl2, S E Rodil2, A Cavaleiro3, T Polcar4, 1Instituto Politécnico Nacional,
2Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Mexico, Mexico, 3University of Coimbra, Portugal,
4Czech Technical University in Prague, Czech Republic
WEAR AND SURFACE TRANSFORMATION
Chair:
R J K Wood
SURFACE COATINGS
Chair:
A Saulot
FRIDAY 7th SEPTEMBER
Session XXIV (cont/d)
Paper XXIV (iv)
“The characterization of the micro pore distribution and the tribological
properties of micro-porous titanium carbide” by Y Luo, Li Yang, S Ge, M Tian,
China University of Mining and Technology, China.
Paper XXIV (v)
“Study of cavitation resistance properties CrNiMo stainless steel and laser
cladding NiCrSiB coating” by X Zhang, W Huang, Chongqing University of
Technology, China
Paper XXIV (vi)
“Roughness signature of tribological contact calculated by new Curvature Radius
Estimation method on fractal surface”, by M. Bigerelle1, J.M. Nianga2, D. Najjar3,
A. Iost3, C. Hubert1, K.J. Kubiak1,4, 1 Université de Valenciennes, 2Equipe Mécanique
des Structures, 3LML, UMR CNRS, France, 4University of Leeds, UK.
13.10 – 13.30
Dowson Prize Award and Closure in the Auditorium.
13.30
Lunch
Poster Sessions – Tuesday 4th September in the Conference Suite
1
“Tribological study and tool live of four commercial drills” by Er Garcia1, M Figueroa1, S Muhl2,
1Instituto Politécnico Nacional, 2Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Mexico, Mexico.
2
“Grinding residual stresses due to thermo-mechanical loading and phase transformation” by
S M Shah1, D Nelias2, M Zain-ul-Abedin3, M I Tareen4, 1Balochistan University of Engineering and
Technology, Pakistan, 23Université de Lyon, LaMCoS INSA-Lyon, France,, 3Ghulam Ishaque Khan
Institute of Technology, Pakistan, 4Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand.
3
“The transient thermal micro-elastohydrodynamic lubrication analysis of seawater-lubricated
plastic bearing” by L-J Zhang, Y-Q Wang, Qingdao Technological University, P R China,.
4
“Micro-abrasion study of some dental restorative materials and enamel” by A Peña1, E A Gallardo1,
A Moran2, J A Bravo3, M Vite1, 1 Sepi-Esime, Zacatenco, IPN, 2 Universidad Nacional Automona de
Mexico, 3 Copilco Universidad, Mexico
5
“Tribological properties of aluminium-12wt% silicon alloy surface-treated with dispersed hard
particles during sliding against different steels” by T Nakase1,2, S Kato1, T Kobayashi1, S Sasaki2,
1KYB Corporation, 2Tokyo University of Science, Japan.
6
“Tribological behaviour of functionally graded PVD metal nitride coatings on HSS substrates” by
L P Ward1, A Pilkington1, S J Dowey3, E D Doyle1, 1Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, 2Surface
Technology Coatings Pty, Australia.
7
“Tribology and characterisation of CrAl-Oxynitride PVD coatings” by A Pilkington1,2, S J Dowey2,3,
J T Toton1,2, E D Doyle1,2, 1RMIT University, 2The Defence Materials Technology Centre, 3Sutton Tools
Pty Ltd, Australia.
8
“Crankshaft bearings oil flow prediction tools including CFD” by O Mian1, V Haxha1, S Ferreyra2,
1Mahle Engine Systems UK, 2Mahle Metal Leve, Brazil.
9
“Effect of cylinder liner microstructure on performance of cylinder liner-piston ring” by X Bai,
Q Wu, P Liu, C Yuan
10 “An investigative study into lubricant degradation in RNLI marine diesel engines” by M
Anand1, M Hadfield1, B Thomas1, S Austen2, 1Bournemouth University, 2Royal National Lifeboat
Institution, UK.
11 “A novel study on tribo-corrosion of solar panel under marine environment” by C Yuan, S He,
Y Chen, X Zhou, X Yan.
12 “Wear characteristic of the quick gaseous carbonitrided steel as a function of the distance from
the surface” by L. Kuzsellaa, University of Miskolc, Hungary.
13 “Impact testing of thermal sprayed coatings” by R.Waudby, VTT Technical Research Centre of
Finland
14 “Microstructure and Graphitization Study of W-DLC Coating Lubricated in Model Oils” by
L Yang1, Ardian Morina1, Anne Neville1, Alisdair Brown2, Paul Ransom3, 1University of Leeds, Uk, 2Afton
Chemical Ltd, UK.
15 “Revising elastic-plastic contact models of fractal surfaces” by C C Ji1, H Zhu1, W Jiang2, 1China
University of Mining and Technology, China, 2University of Leeds, UK.
16 “The effect of Si on DLC; a comparison study of Si doped DLC and un-doped DLC” by L Austin1,
T Liskiewicz1, A Neville1, R Tietema2, 1University of Leeds, UK, 2Hauzer Techno Coating BV,
Netherlands.
17 “Comparison of the tribological performance and tribochemical processes in a DLC/Steel system
when lubricated in fully formulated oil with different concentration of MoDTC type friction
modifier” by S.Kosarieh1, A. Morina1, A.Neville1, E.Lainé2, J.Flemming2, 1University of Leeds, UK.
2Infineum UK Limited, UK.
18 “Rolling contact fatigue in Rolling element Bearings for wind turbine: a focus on white etching
cracks and flaking” A Ruellan1.2, F. Ville1, X. Kleber2, 1Université de Lyon, CNRS - INSA-Lyon,
LaMCoS, UMR 5259, France, 2Université de Lyon, CNRS - INSA-Lyon, MATEIS, UMR 5510, France
19 “Rolling Contact Fatigue (RCF) : aiming for the unification of experimental procedures” by
P Rabaso1,2, F Ville1, M Diaby2, J Cavoret1, V Baudin1, P-E Dumouchel2, F Dupeu2, 1 Université de Lyon,
2
PSA Peugeot Citroën – France
SATURDAY 8th SEPTEMBER
Walk in the Yorkshire Dales
Hosted by Tomasz Liskiewicz