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ASTM Selected Technical Papers
Wear Testing of Advanced Materials
By
R Divakar
R Divakar
1
The Carborundum Company
, Niagara Falls Technology Division,
Niagara Falls, NY 14302
;
symposium chairman and editor
.
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PJ Blau
PJ Blau
2
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
, Metals Ceramics Division,
Oak Ridge, TN 37831-6063
;
symposium cochairman and coeditor
.
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ISBN-10:
0-8031-1476-1
ISBN:
978-0-8031-1476-0
No. of Pages:
177
Publisher:
ASTM International
Publication date:
1992

The evaluation of wear materials for an industrial component depends on how well the selected test method or methods can represent the component so that direct and meaningful comparisons can be made by the design engineer. The selection, evolution, and design of wear tests for several types of seals are described. Although component and rig tests are discussed, bench wear test methods are emphasized. The importance of establishing a correlation between the bench test and seal performance in terms of wear, friction, and limiting pressure velocity (PV) is illustrated. Good correlation can be obtained at various levels of simulation for different types of seals. The approach used can be generalized to other wear components.

1.
Friction and Wear Devices
,
American Society of Lubrication Engineers
,
1976
.
2.
Bayer
,
R.
, Ed.,
Selection and Use of Wear Tests for Metals
, ASTM STP 615,
American Society for Testing and Materials
,
Philadelphia
,
1977
.
3.
Bayer
,
R.
, Ed.,
Wear Tests for Plastics: Selection and Use
, ASTM STP 701,
American Society for Testing and Materials
,
Philadelphia
,
1980
.
4.
Dawson
,
D.
,
Godet
,
M.
, and
Taylor
,
C. M.
, Eds.,
The Wear of Non-Metallic Materials
,
Mechanical Engineering Publications Limited
,
London
,
1978
.
5.
Bayer
,
R.
, Ed.,
Selection and Use of Wear Tests for Coatings
, ASTM STP 769,
American Society for Testing and Materials
,
1982
.
6.
Rohatgi
,
P. K.
,
Blau
,
P. J.
, and
Yust
,
C. S.
, Eds.,
Tribology of Composite Materials
,
American Metals Society International
,
1990
.
7.
Gabriel
,
S.
, “
Wear Generation in Hydraulic Pumps
,” Paper 901679,
Society of Automotive Engineers, SAE International
,
1990
.
8.
Massaro
,
A. J.
, “
The Mating Pairs Concept for Mechanical Face Seals
,” Society of Tribologists and Lubricant Engineers (STLE) 42nd Annual Meeting in
Anaheim, CA.
, 11–14 May 1987.
9.
Paxton
,
R. R.
and
Shobert
,
W. R.
, “
Testing High Speed Seal Carbons
,”
American Society of Lubricant Engineers Transactions
, Vol.
5
, No. 2,
11
1962
.
10.
Paxton
,
R. R.
,
Echtenkamp
,
A. L.
, and
Briggs
,
D. D.
, “
High Performance Seal Materials
,”
Lubricant Engineering
, Vol.
35
,
1979
, pp. 309–314.
11.
Hershey
,
L. E.
, “
Time Rate of Wear Testing Mechanical Seal Carbons
,”
Lubricant Engineering
, Vol.
24
,
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, pp. 27–29.
12.
Blackburn
,
R.
, “
High Speed Tests of Hydraulic Face Seal Material Combinations
,” Sundstrand Engineering Report AER 3047,
Sundstrand Corp.
,
12
1988
.
13.
Tabor
,
B. J.
, “
Failure of Thin Film Lubrication—An Expedient for the Characterization of Lubricants
,” Paper 80-C2/Lub-43,
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
,
1980
.
14.
Au
,
J. J.
,
Corcoran
,
M. W.
, and
Yung
,
J. Y.
, “
Selection of Scuffing-Resistant Materials Under Lubricated High-Speed Sliding
,” in
New Materials Approaches to Tribology: Theory and Applications
,
Pope
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,
Fahrenbacher
L. L.
, and
Winer
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, Eds., Materials Research Society Symposium Proceedings, Vol.
140
,
1989
.
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